Add textured charm and whimsy to your next project with the picot bind off. Use this on sweater cuffs, shawls, scarves and more for an out-of-the ordinary finish!
Add textured charm and whimsy to your next project with the picot bind off. Use this on sweater cuffs, shawls, scarves and more for an out-of-the ordinary finish!
I would leave 8g of yarn for the bind off since the picot uses more yarn than usual. Happy knitting!
thank you for your video. I’m wondering how much yarn a picot bind off normally takes and if there is a way to know that. I have been weighing my yarn over the last few rows and I am using 2 grams of yarn per row. Would i for example triple that for the bind off and require say 6 grams of yarn?
Thanks for knitting with me! I’m delighted to be a part of your sock success. I hope to knit with you again in July!
Finished my first sock last night! Love it! I have made over a dozen pair of socks, and this one is the best fitting one I’ve made! Thanks Michelle!
Not sure that I understand what you are trying to accomplish. Are you looking for a bind off appropriate to a semi-circle or one that will actually form a semi-circle?
How would you bind off at end of a scarf to create a semi-circle end. Thanks!
I’m here barking right along with you! Thanks for your kind words.
I have been knitting for 60 years and recently found your website and I have learned a great deal from your videos. I just goes to show you that you can teach an old dog new tricks
Leslie, How nice to hear from you! I was thinking about you all weekend while I was at Stitches East and remembering how much fun we had at South. I’m so glad your son has joined the sock addiction. I hope to see you soon!
You are fantastic!!! I’ve enjoyed making this shawl. BTW, Michelle, my son has used your website a few times to learn how to knit a sock. He’s a work in progress.
See you next time your in GA!!
leslie (skacel rep)