Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago

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knitfreedom.com/knitting-video/binding-off-on-two-at-a-time-socks-jssbo

To bind off on two-at-a-time socks, you'll need to save the very last stitch of the first half of the first sock. Reserve it on the needle. Then bind off the second sock. Then resume binding off the first sock.

Here is the trick I mentioned about how to neaten the last stitch of your bind-off in the round:
knitfreedom.com/blog/neaten-last-st-bind-off-round

This example is shown with Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-Off, but the concept will work for the Invisible Ribbed Bind-off or any knitted or sewn bind-off.

Here is how to do JSSBO (Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-Off): knitfreedom.com/blog/jssbo-jenys-surprisingly-stretchy-bind-off

Here is how to do the Invisible Ribbed Bind-Off:
knitfreedom.com/knitting-video/invisible-ribbed-bind-off-for-1x1-rib

Here are all our Stretchy Bind-Offs:
knitfreedom.com/knitting-topic/bind-offs/stretchy-ribbed-bind-offs

For a step-by-guide on how to knit toe-up, two-at-a-time socks and really get addicted to how fun it is, check out our class knitfreedom.com/shop/toe-up-socks.