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Today, we are going to Bind Off our stitches in our Absolute Beginner Knitting Series. Once you have completed your knitted work (hooray), you will need toBO = bind off. So your piece is finished! Congratulations! Now to get it off the needles and into use! This tutorial shows you how to finish off your knitted piece.
Binding off in pattern is a technique often used when finishing a rib pattern. By binding off knits as knits and purls as purls you can keep your project from flaring
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1 Feb 2019 Start by knitting or purling (or whatever pattern stitch you were working in) the first two stitches of the row. Once you have two stitches on the right-hand needle, use the tip of the left-hand needle to pull the first stitch back up and over the second stitch and over the tip of the right-hand needle.

30 Jul 2018 Standard knitted bind-off. Step 1: Knit the first stitch. Insert your needle through the first stitch on the work, with the right side facing you. Step 2: Knit the second stitch. Step 3: Pass the first stitch over the second stitch. Step 4: Repeat as needed. Step 5: Fasten off your yarn.
23 Nov 2009 Working from right to left, *insert tapestry needle purlwise (from right to left) through the first two stitches (Step 1) and pull the yarn through, bring the needle knitwise (from left to right) through first stitch (Step 2), pull the yarn through and slip this stitch off the knitting needle. Repeat from *.
Unless otherwise told to do so, always bind off according to the stitch pattern given. If you would normally be working a purl row, purl the stitches when you bind

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