HOW TO CAST OFF STITCHES IN THE MIDDLE OF A ROW - KNITTING TUTORIAL

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[@cynthiecox]

Thank you! FINALLY a tutorial about binding off in the middle of a row that actually shows me what to do AFTER the mid-row bind-off! I was getting really frustrated LOL

[@breakingewes1316]

You were definitely not alone lol

[@StitchStory]

Thank you. Happy making ⭐️

[@Jamie_kemp]

Same, honestly. I had no idea how to do it 😅

[@richardfeverel99]

Thank you so much for working the stitches on both sides of the bind off! I expect that this often isn't shown on other knitting tutorials because the technique for adding new yarn is obvious for an experienced knitter, but this was so helpful for a novice. Much appreciated!

[@StitchStory]

Thank you. Happy making ⭐️

[@SorryIcantIhavebookclub]

Thank you so much. I got confused one time and I think I used a stitch on my right needle to cast off the first one or something. It was a mess I had to unravel everything as I didn’t know how to unravel stitch by stitch!

[@suebrewer1067]

Brilliant thank you

[@StitchStory]

Thank you. Happy making ⭐️

[@minalovesuu]

Your a life saver ❤

[@StitchStory]

Thank you. Happy making ⭐️

[@FroggyFish40]

Thanks - this was really helpful.

[@StitchStory]

Thank you. Happy making ⭐️

[@joanomstead229]

Thank you!!!

[@carolinecracco7029]

Very helpful 😊

[@StitchStory]

Thank you. Happy making ⭐️

[@oranjjetofu4054]

I really wish you wouldn’t have sped up the last section without explaining anything. Is this per your own pattern? Why are you turning your work? Why alternating between knit and purl? The main part was very helpful but now I’m a bit confused again..

[@piedermann]

when working flat, you turn your work.
when you knit a row then pearl a row it turns into stocking/ette stitch (which what creates the v look).
hope this helps

[@annesmith3352]

Thank you so much! Per eve to and easy ! X 🧶

[@StitchStory]

Thank you. Happy making ⭐️