Bind off on circular needles, step 11:

How to bind off ribbing in the round. Thread yarn onto tapestry needle. The tubular bind off is a slick method for finishing 1x1 or k1, p1, ribbing. Give the yarn a little tug and stretch out the work so it lays flat.

With very sharp scissors, clip the working yarn about eight or ten. Be sure to watch to the end to see how to join the tail for an invisible join in pattern. This video is about tubular bind off in the round.

When you are done knitting in the round, you must bind off your project (also called casting off). To finish a round (if working in the round), weave yarn from last stitches into the first and second bound. One of the easiest and most versatile bind offs is the basic bind off.

Insert the tapestry needle knitwise into the first stitch and draw it through and slip it off. Similar to the kitchener stitch seam, this technique. Set your work down, leaving the knitting needle in the last stitch.

Knit your first stitch as normal. This can be accomplished in two steps by doing the following: The sewn bind off is my favorite bind off for collars, the tops of socks or fingerless mitts, or anything that needs a bit of extra stretch without losing.

It creates a very flexible edge that looks like your stitches are uninterrupted as they. This bind off is also known as the invisible ribbed bind off, kitchener bind off,. So, insert your left needle into them one more time.