Uploaded March 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
knitfreedom.com/bind-offs Do you have a perfect bind-off for every knitting project?
Or are you settling with one or two so-so bind-offs? In this comprehensive video guide, I knitted over 200 bind-offs to find the perfect bind-off for every knitting project.
If you're always binding off with the same two bind-offs, this guide will give you the step-by-step guidance you need to bind-off perfectly -- every time.
You'll learn:
- how to choose the perfect bind-off for your project, including which bind-offs are best for ribbing, lace, cables, seed stitch, and seaming.
- how to avoid the frustration of redoing yet another bind-off that's too tight or too loose
matching bind-offs for your cast-ons (like my favorite bind-off for the Chinese Waitress Cast-On)
- a large variety of choices you have for bind-offs - it is those finishing notes which can make or break a project.
- how to pick the right bind-off confidently with Liat by your side giving you her friendly expert advice and tips.
- the most amazing, sturdy buttonhole (not a bind-off, but I just couldn't resist including it!)
- my new go-to bind-off for lace (the only bind-off I've found that consistently works on all lace projects, and it doesn't take forever)
- exactly what to do when disaster strikes and you need to undo your bind-off
To learn more, go to knifreedom.com/bind-offs. On sale this weekend only.
knitfreedom.com/bind-offs Do you have a perfect bind-off for every knitting project?
Or are you settling with one or two so-so bind-offs? In this comprehensive video guide, I knitted over 200 bind-offs to find the perfect bind-off for every knitting project.
If you're always binding off with the same two bind-offs, this guide will give you the step-by-step guidance you need to bind-off perfectly -- every time.
You'll learn:
- how to choose the perfect bind-off for your project, including which bind-offs are best for ribbing, lace, cables, seed stitch, and seaming.
- how to avoid the frustration of redoing yet another bind-off that's too tight or too loose
matching bind-offs for your cast-ons (like my favorite bind-off for the Chinese Waitress Cast-On)
- a large variety of choices you have for bind-offs - it is those finishing notes which can make or break a project.
- how to pick the right bind-off confidently with Liat by your side giving you her friendly expert advice and tips.
- the most amazing, sturdy buttonhole (not a bind-off, but I just couldn't resist including it!)
- my new go-to bind-off for lace (the only bind-off I've found that consistently works on all lace projects, and it doesn't take forever)
- exactly what to do when disaster strikes and you need to undo your bind-off
To learn more, go to knifreedom.com/bind-offs. On sale this weekend only.
![[KnitFreedom] How To Do Short Row Shaping And The Wrap and Turn](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_PAADqkCjrg/mqdefault.jpg "[KnitFreedom] How To Do Short Row Shaping And The Wrap and Turn
https://www.knitfreedom.com/blog/short-rows/
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A pattern that calls for short rows may intimidate you, but it just means knitting until ALMOST the end of the row. This short rows/wrap and turn video will help you approach any short-row pattern with confidence.
To correctly do short rows, you need to know how to do a wrap and turn, AS WELL AS how to pick up and knit the wraps once you are done with the short rows.")
