249K views · 3.5K reactions | Yesterday, I posted a full-length tutorial showing y'all how I work Judy's Magic Cast On. An astute knitter asked the difference between the Turkish Cast On and Judy's Magic Cast On, so here's a comparison! The biggest difference is that Judy's Magic Cast On has one more row and is a bit more tidy, IMHO. You can use either technique for Cowltopus MKAL. It isn't going to make that much of a difference! | Laura Nelkin Designs | Facebook

1.3M views · 13K reactions | Easy step for beginners ✅ . . . . . . #dance #dancereels #dancechallenge #dancetutorials #dancetutorial #tutorials #tutorial #trending #trend #reels #explore #explorepage #reels #viral #instagram #facebookreel #facebookreels #facebookreelsviral #facebookviral #facebook | Dancer Himesh 999 | Facebook

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2.7K views · 24 reactions | Magic Cast On (Turkish Cast on) is my favorite cast on for toe up socks. Have you ever tried this cast on? | Twice Sheared Sheep | Facebook

Turkish cast on This is an alternative to Judy’s magic cast on and is in fact really, really simple! I’ve been hesitating to use it, but thought I’d try it out on this mini project. You can use it for sock toes on toe-up socks, or as a provisional cast on as shown in this video. Have you ever used the Turkish cast on in your knitting projects? https://annaplexisinenglish.wordpress.com/2022/04/27/casting-on/ | Annaplexis