Is your last bind off stitch loose and wonky? Try this simple tip for a smooth and professional final bind off stitch.
13 thoughts on “Bind Off – Last Stitch Fix”
Yes you can!
Can I use this on the panels of my Building Blocks blanket, or will this cause issues when I go to knit the panels together?
Wow! This makes so much sense – I am so happy to find this. Thx for sharing !
I’m going to try this. It seems to be a solution to the mouse ears on my dish cloths.
Thank you very much.
This will certainly come in handy on those occasions when I forget to slip the first stitch of the previous row before binding off – which is my normal way of dealing with “big wonky stitch” in most cases, but who wants to tink a whole row of bind-off AND the previous row? Thank you so much for this!
Great tip. Thank you.
Wow Thanks for sharing !
Cut the yarn leaving a 6″ tail and pull the tail through the last stitch and weave in the ends. Happy knitting!
Then what do you do with the one stitch that is left on the right hand needle?
You are most welcome!
A friend emailed this to me, I learned this technique in a class, then forgot it and so I am very happy to have this video for future projects. Thank you!
You are welcome!
What an excellent tip! Thanks for sharing. Makes so much sense.
Yes you can!
Can I use this on the panels of my Building Blocks blanket, or will this cause issues when I go to knit the panels together?
Wow! This makes so much sense – I am so happy to find this. Thx for sharing !
I’m going to try this. It seems to be a solution to the mouse ears on my dish cloths.
Thank you very much.
This will certainly come in handy on those occasions when I forget to slip the first stitch of the previous row before binding off – which is my normal way of dealing with “big wonky stitch” in most cases, but who wants to tink a whole row of bind-off AND the previous row? Thank you so much for this!
Great tip. Thank you.
Wow Thanks for sharing !
Cut the yarn leaving a 6″ tail and pull the tail through the last stitch and weave in the ends. Happy knitting!
Then what do you do with the one stitch that is left on the right hand needle?
You are most welcome!
A friend emailed this to me, I learned this technique in a class, then forgot it and so I am very happy to have this video for future projects. Thank you!
You are welcome!
What an excellent tip! Thanks for sharing. Makes so much sense.