You’ve completed the ear flaps and garter stitch rows. Now, learn how to make the pointy tip and make an invisible seam to finish this adorable DIY earflap hat!

Tired of spending all your time on cast-on stitches? This knitting lesson will have you stitching the popular long tail cast-on differently in no time.

If you're a knitting beginner, knowing the long tail cast on is a must! Learn how to estimate the amount of yarn needed for the tail, and get ready to knit!

Did you know long tail cast ons can be done using the knit purl pattern? Watch, learn, and use it in knitting projects with rib stitch and seed stitch patterns.

Planning a knitting project with a stretchy edge? Learn the knitted cast on method in this quick lesson. There’s no need to estimate yarn for long tails!

This knitting cast on method has lots of benefits and uses! Follow along with knitting teacher Nancy Wynn as she shows you the cable cast on.

Want to learn a knitting cast on that’s great for small projects, and produces a pretty edge on both sides? Follow along and learn the German cast on!

Does your knitting pattern call for a temporary cast on? In this lesson, knitting teacher Nancy Wynn demonstrates the crochet chain provisional cast on.

This temporary cast on method is fast! Learn the invisible cast on in this lesson, and use it for any knitting project that calls for a provisional cast on.

In this lesson, learn the basic knitting bind off, and what bind off in pattern means. Knitting beginners can follow along with a practice swatch!