Teeny Tiny Tutorials, Bind-offs: Crochet Bind-Off for Knitters @RomiDesigns
Teeny Tiny Tutorials, Bind-offs: Crochet Bind-Off for Knitters  @RomiDesigns
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 16 minutes ago
On many knitted doilies and also lace shawls, a crochet bind-off is used to give a scalloped edge. This wee tutorial shows how to do it with either a crochet hook or knitting needles. The example uses a pattern of 3 stitches worked together and 5 chains repeated to the end, but each pattern will be slightly different and this method can be used for a variety of stitch numbers.

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Teeny Tiny Tutorials, Bind-offs: Crochet Bind-Off for Knitters

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