We will explain how to cast on a stitch that is more stretchy than a chain stitch.
This cast-on stitch will be taller than a chain stitch, and will be about the same height as if you had knit one row of knit stitches over the chain stitch, or a little lower.
Visually, it may look somewhat similar to thread code.
After making a stretchy cast-on, it's easy to pick up the stitches and knit, so it's convenient to be able to knit this way.
Ronique's book "Winter Crochet Crafts" also features works that incorporate this cast-on technique.
The knitting method is not complicated, so please give it a try.
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This video explains how to crochet a "stretchy cast-on."
Generally, cast-on stitches are made using a chain stitch, but when knitting something to wear, it is recommended that the cast-on stitch also has some stretch, as this will make it more comfortable to wear.
The knitting pattern symbols are shown in the same way as regular chains, so how to read the knitting pattern is as follows:How to knit "chain stitch"<\/a>Please refer to the page.
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