Russian Bind Off

15 thoughts on “Russian Bind Off”

1. Absolutely!

2. Could I use this bind off work using a circular needle when binding off a sweater cuff ?

3. It would be a great choice. Happy knitting!

4. Since this is a stretchy bind off, would it work well for a chunky cowl?

   Thanks!

5. I love the bind off for socks as well! Thanks so much for knitting along with me:)

6. This is the best stretchy bind off for toe up socks that I’ve ever tried! Thanks so much for all your wonderful clear tutorials …
   I enjoyed the Audition shawl as well…lots of new stitches learned!

7. Thanks for making me a part of your knitting!

8. Your tutorial is my favorite….even makes the technique fun to work! Thank you….

9. Congrats on finishing Transient! It is not necessary to remove the right hand needle as you finish the stitch. Thanks for knitting with me!

10. After you pass the 2 stitches back to left hand needle, is it necessary to remove right hand needle? Can you just leave r hand needle there and finish stitch?

    I am getting ready to bind off Transitions, love the pattern. Thanks for your wonderful patterns and support.

    Looking forward to spring MKAL

11. Thank YOU for tuning in!

12. I’ve been doing this bind off forever when I wanted something stretchy. Never knew it was called the Russian Bind Off. Thanks for a very clear explanation!

13. Thank You for such a clear explanation.

14. Glad I could help!

15. Enjoyed your bind off video for socks. Thanks.