Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
I've called this Romi's Picot Bind-Off to differentiate it from the commonly seen picot bind-off that builds a picot between stitches and therefore is difficult to center properly above a motif with a center stitch. It's probable that I "unvented" this picot, but I had never seen it before I developed it for my patterns. The other difference is that no stitches are cast on for this bind-off. The picot is created by working multiple stitches into one stitch and binding each one off as soon as it is worked. The bind-off is based on the stretchy (what I called it in my patterns) or "Russian" bind-off.
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I've called this Romi's Picot Bind-Off to differentiate it from the commonly seen picot bind-off that builds a picot between stitches and therefore is difficult to center properly above a motif with a center stitch. It's probable that I "unvented" this picot, but I had never seen it before I developed it for my patterns. The other difference is that no stitches are cast on for this bind-off. The picot is created by working multiple stitches into one stitch and binding each one off as soon as it is worked. The bind-off is based on the stretchy (what I called it in my patterns) or "Russian" bind-off.
If you love this type of content, please like and subscribe! And you can sign up for my newsletter here: designsbyromi.com/newsletter
