Sewn bind off knitting

In this Sewn Bind-Off Knitting Tutorial, you will learn how to produce a bind-off that is elastic and has a slightly ridged edge and....

Learn this simple, stretchy finish for 1x1 ribbing with our Ribbed Sewn Bind Off Tutorial. Perfect for socks, neckbands, cuffs, and more!

A step-by-step tutorial on Elizabeth Zimmerman's sewn bind-off. It creates a super stretchy edge that looks a bit braided.

A clean finish for 1x1 ribbed knit edges. Photo, text, and video tutorial of the Sewn Rib/Invisible Bind Off.

The Sewn Bind Off is a very stretchy edge that is perfect for a bind off that can benefit from extra elasticity. Because of the stretchiness of this bind off, it’s the perfect finish for edges of cuffs, necklines, and the top of toe-up socks. In this video, Jill Wright demonstrates how to work the Sewn Bind Off.

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit Elizabeth Zimmerman's sewn bind off. This method of casting off was developed to compliment the look of the long tail cast on. By sewing the tail of your yarn through the stitches, you can create a finished edge that perfectly mirrors the long tail.

Achieve a perfect finish with the Bind Off Kitchener Stitch! Get step-by-step instructions on how to perform this technique for 2x2 ribbing, making any project pop.

Sewn Bind Off in the Round The Sewn Bind Off is my favorite bind off for collars, the tops of socks or fingerless mitts, or anything that needs a bit of extra stretch without losing structure. This bind off looks particularly nice with 1x1 ribbing. I recommend this technique in the Sock Arms patt

Photo tutorial showing how to work Elizabeth Zimmermann's sewn bind-off, which looks a lot like a long-tail cast-on.

A step-by-step tutorial on how to do the tubular bind-off in knitting. Creates a super inivisble and super stretchy edge for ribbing.