Cast off

How to Cast Off Knitting Stitches for Beginning Knitters by Studio Knit

Today you’ll learn how to cast off knitting once you’re finished your project. How exciting! At this point, you’ve got some rows of knitting under your belt. You should be very proud of yourself! You’ve used two sticks to transform a loose bundle of string into a knitted rectangle. Now it’s time to get your […]

Cast off knitting methods including how to do a stretchy bind off, a three-needle bind off, an I cord bind off, a tubular bind off and a picot bind off. #howtoknit #castoff #knitting #beginnerknitting #bindoff

Knitting tutorial on how to do a stretchy cast off. Perfect for knitters who knit too tightly, casting off neckbands and cuffs on socks.

We all know of the standard knit-2-pass-one-over bind off, but if you've ever found that the hem of your sweater is just a little too stiff, or maybe the end of your cowl isn't stiff enough, you might not be using the right bind off method. That's right: there are a bunch of bind off knitting methods, just like there is a variety of methods to use when casting on, and the one you learned when you first learned how to knit might not be the best strategy for your current knitting project…

Use this knitting tutorial to learn how to knit a simple bind off with more stretch than a regular bind off and is perfect for cuffs and shawl edges.

Knit With Hannah | How to Cast Off Your Knitting 3 methods | Once you’ve finished your knitting, in most cases you need to use a casting off technique to remove the stitches from the needle. I'll show you how to cast off if ribbing, and show you whether stocking stitch need a different cast off to garter stitch. #knitting #knittingtechniques #learntoknit #howtocastoff #knitwithhannah

Once you've learned all you need to know about knitting and purling you'll discover a new technique that will serve you well for years to come - how to cast off, when you're switching between knit and purl stitches in a rib.

Stretchy Cast-Off: K2togtbl Step 1: Knit two stitches together through the back loop (k2togtbl) Step 2: You will now have one stitch on your right needle. Step 3: Slip the new stitch on your right needle back onto your left needle. Step 4: K2togtbl - one will be the stitch you just slipped back from the right to left

Ever confused by knitting pattern instructions? Learn what to do when you see cast off & bind off in knitting patterns, what's the difference?