Lunchtime Live Episode 62

Join me on YouTube for this week’s Lunchtime Live episode! This week, I’ll show you a few different circular cast on methods. There are two main versions, and both are sometimes called a pinhole cast on, magic circle cast on, or magic ring cast on.

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What is Lunchtime Live?

Lunchtime Live is a weekly series of live videos on my YouTube channel. It’s a chance for us to chat about what’s new at Stitches n Scraps. Think of it as a video newsletter, where you can participate too! I start each episode with a look at the latest posts on the blog. Then I move on to any announcements and sneak peeks at what’s coming up in the following week. Finally, I end the episode with a demo or short tutorial of some kind. Usually, this will be a knit or crochet technique.

Watch Live, or Watch Later!

Tune in here to watch live at 11:30 am, US Central Time on September 9th, 2021. Join in the conversation with the live chat! You’ll be able to ask questions and leave comments, which I can respond to in the video.

If you can’t make it during the live broadcast, that’s ok – you can watch the full episode after it’s over.

In This Weeks Episode – Circular Cast On

This week I’ll show you how a few different ways of casting on into an adjustable ring. After casting on all your stitches, pull the tail to make the ring disappear, leaving you with a perfectly circular cast on!

I’ll show you two distinct circular cast on methods, both of which are interchangeably called pinhole cast on or magic ring/circle cast on. The other variations we’ll look at are simply different ways of holding the yarn to achieve the same result.