Stretchy Purl Together Bind Off

In this short video, I'll demonstrate a great purl bind off that gives a bit of elasticity to your work by purling stitches together over and over again.
Purl the first two stitches together.
Place the resulting single stitch back onto the left needle.
Repeat these two steps until all of the stitches are bound off.

[@sophia2431]

I do a lot of hand finishing to my machine knitted garments, and this method will be my go to cast off in future. Thanks for a great tutorial.💯

[@lorazembruski2765]

This is excellent; however, I would like to see the finished product.

[@janefranz7243]

Love the way this turned out

[@KnittinginthePark]

Thank you!

[@maggiefranz7053]

One of my new favorite skills!

[@KnittinginthePark]

Definitely a great option for binding off. I just worked the knitted version on Helen's Shawl.

[@moirahewitt813]

Portuguese knitting uses this BO

[@KnittinginthePark]

Really cool! That's something I haven't had the chance to learn yet. Do you Portuguese Knit?

[@moirahewitt813]

@@KnittinginthePark I do, I have upper limb issues, so I learned this and combination knitting too so I can choose my style depending on how things are. My original style is English. Portuguese is my favourite, great for colourwork too.

[@KnittinginthePark]

@@moirahewitt813 Very cool! I'll have to check it out. Thanks for connecting.