Casting off knitting

Cast off knitting methods including how to do a stretchy bind off, a three-needle bind off, an I cord bind off, a tubular bind off and a picot bind off. #howtoknit #castoff #knitting #beginnerknitting #bindoff

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Normally, you bind off the last two stitches the regular way, and then you break the working yarn and pull out the last loop all the way. This will create a knot. While it is entirely secure, you often create an ear because the edge stitches are a bit too loose. That’s because there is nothing to anchor them on the left side. I will show you How to bind off/ cast off the last stitch in knitting and make it look neater.

Today you’ll learn how to cast off knitting once you’re finished your project. How exciting! At this point, you’ve got some rows of knitting under your belt. You should be very proud of yourself! You’ve used two sticks to transform a loose bundle of string into a knitted rectangle. Now it’s time to get your […]

Learn how to knit a stretchy bind-off. Here's a selection of 5 methods that can be used whenever your need a flexible, elastic bind-off edge with a lot of give.

Picking up stitches when you're knitting can sound like a counterintuitive instruction. As the stitches are already on your needles, right? In today's tutorial I will demistify this jargon for you and make sttiches to knit a border or button band.

Knitting tutorial on how to do a stretchy cast off. Perfect for knitters who knit too tightly, casting off neckbands and cuffs on socks.

If you want to learn knitting, you’ll first want to know how to cast on! Casting on is the first step in any knitting project. It’s a technique of creating the first stitches on your knitting needle. When you’re just starting, casting on may seem a little daunting - but with a clear tutorial and a b

Use this tutorial to knit a bind off with more stretch than a regular bind off. The stretchy bind off is perfect for cuffs and shawl edges.

A step-by-step tutorial for beginners on how to bind off in knitting - including high resolution pictures and a slow motion video.