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The rule to remember for this technique is:
•Before every knit stitch, work a reverse yarn-over. Knit the stitch. Bind off.
•Before every purl stitch, work a regular yarn-over. Purl the stitch. Bind off.
You'll see in the video how I do it.
And that's it! It's really super easy and simple! This creates a REALLLLLY stretchy bind off that is great for socks, shawls, scarves, sweaters and any other project where you want an incredibly stretchy bind off. It will change your knitting life forever!
I show you how to do this on some 1x1 ribbing I created.
However, what if you have 2x2 ribbing? Or all the stitches are knit? Or all of them are purl?
You can still definitely work this method! Just stick with the same rule listed above of doing a reverse yarn-over before every knit stitch and a regular yarn-over before every purl stitch. And voila. You will end up with a gorgeous, springy, stretchy edging that will make your knitted projects sigh with relief and glee.
There's nothing worse than spending weeks creating a project you love only to cast off (bind off) too tightly and find that the item doesn't fit over your hips or heel or head. EGADS! Nobody wants that!
I use this bind-off in almost EVERYTHING I make where I need a stretchy edge and highly recommend you add it to your list of bind-off techniques.
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P.S. I did NOT create this bind-off... that honor goes to Jeny Staiman, whom you can find here: [ Ссылка ]
