Thank you for sharing this technique and in such a clear and easy-to-follow manner! This is so simple to do and is great to have the bind offs on the same row.
This is just amazing!!!!!! I've never saw this before!! Is incredible usefull and a very great technique. Thank you so much for sharing and teaching so easy and clearly!!!
Exactly what I needed at 2 am Thank You! So easy to follow along. I've kind of skipped around in knitting lessons (mostly self taught trial and lots of error 😊) subbed for sure.
You make knitting FUN and ENJOYABLE. You are truly amazing and ALWAYS ready to help by sharing your TIPS and your skills. I make many swatches of the same tutorial so that it sticks in my head. I stick a note on every swatch. Thanks for sharing caring and making me smile. Hugs from France 💐💐💐🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍
This video is a delight! Thank you very much for this clear explanation! Before I used to cut off the thread and start over but it’s not very neat this way
I experimented with this as I had the same question. In the end this method worked: Follow the pattern as described in the video, but with 5 stitches instead of 4. For the last stitch in the row, repeat the stitch before (trap the loop, knit from the working yarn). This worked for me, hopefully it works for others reading this
Hello ! Thank you for this tutorial, i was just wondering if this bind off method was stretchy? I'm using the long tail cast on method, and i need my bind off to have the same stretchiness as my cast on. And if it isn't stretchy, do you know another method ? Thank you in advance
Or, put the stitches on the needle without knitting them, turn the thing around and leave the yarn in between 3 back, bind 2 off, turn it back around and knit the last one. Works perfectly. Came up with it just now, after trying and failing to understand what to do with the loop for 5 times.
@@maelstromsonic yeah, I wish - it totally worked the night I posted this comment, and then I tried to do it the next three nights again and couldn't figure out what I did 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ can you believe it. It worked too! Now we'll never know.
Hi Eliza, to bind off purl wise, start with purl one, purl the next, and pass the stitch over. From there, the repeat is purl one, pass over (to the end). It’s like binding off knit wise, but you have to purl instead 😉 I hope this helps.
@@sowoolly I need to bind off the right and left edge for armholes on the same row on purl side. I don't know how to do the 'trap' yarn. It would be great if you could make a video. Thanks.
LOVE this and thank you for sharing your technique! Just wondering why on the 3rd stitch (next to the last one) you did not do the crossing over with both yarns
I am so struggling with this Am in the Uk and we knit into back of stitch where as you knit into front Can you help me cast (you call it bind ) off in British knit
I have been knitting for sixty plus years and did not know how to do this. Thank you for the clear directions😃
Thank you for sharing this technique and in such a clear and easy-to-follow manner! This is so simple to do and is great to have the bind offs on the same row.
This is just amazing!!!!!! I've never saw this before!! Is incredible usefull and a very great technique. Thank you so much for sharing and teaching so easy and clearly!!!
And thank you for your lovely comment Laura 🥰
This was my exact response, as well
I have never seen this trick ever before. I totally understand your tutorial. Thank you for being a super guru🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wow! I've been stumbling for over an hour now and was about the just give up on the project. You helped me so much. Thank you!
I’m happy to hear it 🤗 Happy knitting!
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed to learn! Your voice is also so soothing!
Thank you 😊!
Exactly what I needed at 2 am Thank You! So easy to follow along. I've kind of skipped around in knitting lessons (mostly self taught trial and lots of error 😊) subbed for sure.
You make knitting FUN and ENJOYABLE. You are truly amazing and ALWAYS ready to help by sharing your TIPS and your skills. I make many swatches of the same tutorial so that it sticks in my head. I stick a note on every swatch. Thanks for sharing caring and making me smile. Hugs from France 💐💐💐🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍
I have struggled to understand this, but finally got it. You do a great job but still it took me several nights to finally get it and so very thankful
I’m happy to hear it! Happy knitting 🧶
Hvala Vama puno…to je zaista fantastično…..čestitam za sve Vaše radove.💖😇😇😇😇😇
Thank you! You have a very lovely voice
Thank you 😊
You are like magic! i love you're videos!
Thank you Ilene 🥰
Thank you very much for sharing this tip very clearly. Excellent tutorial!
Thank you from demonstrating this teknique
Omg you saved my life on this one!! Thank you from Oregon
I did it!!!
Thank you for making this video. You are a great teacher.
Thank you, I’m glad to hear it 🤗
So glad I found this video! Thanks for sharing the technique
This video is a delight! Thank you very much for this clear explanation! Before I used to cut off the thread and start over but it’s not very neat this way
Thank you 😊 I’m glad to hear it! Happy knitting 🧶
Bestest idea i came across 💡👌, thanks a bunch
Omg your voice is so calming!!
it took me so long to find an answer to my question..... thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m happy to hear it 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Really helpful tutorial, thank you!
Thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHHH❤❤❤❤
My pleasure! Happy knitting❣️❣️❣️
Thank you so much. This was much needed. 😊
Found this video exactly when I needed it! Thank you so much! I love all your videos and stitch tutorials - perfectly executed and easy to follow.
So clever!
BRILLIANT!
👍🏼🤗‼️
Thank you very much I had to search for help to do this and your tutorial was perfect x
Thank you 😊
So clever!!! Really cool!
Thank you
Yes I enjoyed it and it was perfectly explained
That was awesome!!
super helpful, thank you!!
Great tip thank you
Thank you!!! You saved me!!
Thank you so much!!
Super clever!
Thank you ☺️
Can this be adapted for a purl row too? I can't find anywhere that shows this technique for purl bind offs.
I’m having trouble casting off while purling. I don’t understand how to trap the yarn on the purl side
This is awesome,as I need to bind off 3 stitches at the beginning and end of the row. Going to give this a try 😊
It is very difficult to see which strand is used to cast off at the end.
Hi what if you want to bind off 4 stitches? so an even number
I experimented with this as I had the same question. In the end this method worked:
Follow the pattern as described in the video, but with 5 stitches instead of 4. For the last stitch in the row, repeat the stitch before (trap the loop, knit from the working yarn).
This worked for me, hopefully it works for others reading this
Hello ! Thank you for this tutorial, i was just wondering if this bind off method was stretchy? I'm using the long tail cast on method, and i need my bind off to have the same stretchiness as my cast on.
And if it isn't stretchy, do you know another method ?
Thank you in advance
Hi! I don't think it's particularly stretchy, but you can do it using a bigger needle. Anyway, why don't you try it in a little swatch?
Or, put the stitches on the needle without knitting them, turn the thing around and leave the yarn in between 3 back, bind 2 off, turn it back around and knit the last one. Works perfectly. Came up with it just now, after trying and failing to understand what to do with the loop for 5 times.
can you explain this again with a bit more detail? nor sure i understand your variation! thank you!
@@maelstromsonic yeah, I wish - it totally worked the night I posted this comment, and then I tried to do it the next three nights again and couldn't figure out what I did 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ can you believe it. It worked too! Now we'll never know.
Can you end on a live stitch for this to work? Or do you have to end on a “trap” stitch?
I haven’t tried it other than this way.
My pattern needs to bind off on every row on stockinette. Could you pls make a video to bind off on the purl side? Thanks.
Hi Eliza, to bind off purl wise, start with purl one, purl the next, and pass the stitch over. From there, the repeat is purl one, pass over (to the end). It’s like binding off knit wise, but you have to purl instead 😉 I hope this helps.
@@sowoolly I need to bind off the right and left edge for armholes on the same row on purl side. I don't know how to do the 'trap' yarn. It would be great if you could make a video. Thanks.
@@elizalam7566I’m having the same issue rn😫 have you figured out how to do it?
LOVE this and thank you for sharing your technique! Just wondering why on the 3rd stitch (next to the last one) you did not do the crossing over with both yarns
I think you only trap every second stitch.
Can you help me with a question about my knitting pattern please it say cast off 2 stitches at beg of next 10 rows please explain to me thank you
Is it the same when it said in the pattern
“Cast off 1st 4 times” I don’t really understand it.
I am so struggling with this Am in the Uk and we knit into back of stitch where as you knit into front Can you help me cast (you call it bind ) off in British knit
I’m struggling with this technique to bind off only one stitch at the end. HEPL, please.
Brilliant!
Can this be done in rib?
This is what I have to do when the pattern tells me to bind off "every other row"?
I don't get it right. Help