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Absolutely the best cast off method I've tried. Not to tight, not too stretchy, it's just right. Thank you so much for sharing!

Excellent bind off. Will definitely use this method going forward. Thanks for sharing

Do you do it exactly the same foe 1x1 rib???

Thank you so much. This is stretchy, looks great, and doesn’t flare. Very clear explanation! A thousand thanks!

Which cast on did you use for that lovely cuff down sock?

Love this!

Thank you! This was a very clear and helpful video. 😊

I had to use a needle 2 sizes bigger to avoid it being too tight and it's still not quite as stretchy as the ribbing but it looks and works good. Thank you.

I can't see if you've made a video for the cast-on? I'd really need both! Please?

Works beautifully thank you soooo much for sharing 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thank you for this! I prefer toe-up socks (because I hate joining to work in the round) and I'm always on the lookout for the best stretchy bindoff! Also I am kind of in love with the pink/purple socks and the Christmas socks. Do you have these projects up on Ravelry? I'd love to see the stitch pattern (for the pink/purple) and the yarns/colors you used!

And here I thought I discovered it! I hate the flare too but realized I could add stretchiness with the YOs, but just do half as many. Thanks for officially noting this for others.

This a really nice bindoff. Not too stretchy and not too tight…just right

Thank you for this awesome bind off! I'm new to knitting and am making my first pair of socks. Both bucket list items.. your bond off is both easy and beautiful!! Just because I'm new to knitting doesn't mean I want my work to look like it! This binding doesn't flare and is perfectly stretchy. Thanks again!!

Oh my god thank you so much!!!!! I've needed literally this piece of information for years. You're fantastic!

Perhaps longer circulars would help for binding off such a small cuff?

Exactly what I wanted. I worked it on a 1x1 rib. Probably didn’t wrap correctly on some but I winged it. Thank you. Making note of this one 👍

Thank you. I will try this.

This ended up being flared anyway.

just used it for a sweater. thank you so much for making a tutorial!

Have considered fixing the jogs that the bind-offs leave?

Thank you so much for sharing!! This is probably the best elastic bind off technique I've ever tried

This is great, thank you for sharing this technique, I've been looking for something like it for a while as I prefer to make toe up socks.

Tried and love this method - perfect results! Thank you so much for sharing this technique! 👍🏻

Great helpful video! I can’t wait to try it

Technique looked good but the video ended before demonstrating the finished edge!

You work the yarn over in different directions, according to knit&purl stitches. Is that right? Is there a rule? Would be great to know…🙏🏼

What type of needles are u using? They don’t look metal. They look plastic. Thanks

Thank you!!! Perfect!

Beautiful!! No flare!! Thank you!

Gah! Thank you!!! Can’t wait to use this!

LIFESAVER. You are my favorite person right now. THANK YOU!!!

This is awesome.thanks

Thank you!

very nice!

NOT stretchy

Very helpful! Simple and effective! Makes me want to make all my socks toe up from now on!

This is the best and easiest stretchy sock cast-off that I have used! It doesn't flare and looks neat.

It really helps if you properly pay attention when learning this or if it's been awhile. I keep looking down to see I've been knitting 2x2 rib instead of casting off and having to undo several stitches. I also recommend feeling the cast off as you work for any knots which happens every time I cast off the 2 stitches together instead of passing over the yo first then the prior stitch.

Ok thank for the imfo

Were did you get all that pretty yarn from

This is so helpful and easy to follow, thank you! Just finished my first sweater and the cuffs and bottom are neat and stretchy with zero flare- I’m delighted!

Hi Sheena, love the demo. I do 1 X1 rib. I noted that you replied to "dopesheepify" that for 1x1 you would do it between each set. So I want to clarify. Does that mean: K1, YO, Cast off; P1, YO, Cast off; K1, YO, Cast off, and so on. Is that correct?

For future reference: demonstration starts at 2 minute mark. When working with a yarn that has a tendency to catch there are a couple things you can do to ensure this bind-off method looks tidy. When you have 3 stitches on the needle: cast-off middle stitch and then right stitch singly, not as a pair-- this avoids a knotty appearance. Also when you have 3 stitches on the needle: pull stitches tight once needle is inserted before casting off to avoid holes near the edge of your work. This cast-off is easy to get wrong if you don't do these things, but easy to get right if you do 👍 Happy knitting!!!

A little finicky, but worth it. Thanks. Much better than the simple pattern cast-off I tried and looks better than the other stretchy bind-off I saw a video on... although with the texture of the wool I used it looked a bit knottier than I would have liked. Still, I am making ankle warmers for me so who cares?

Is the yarn over in the same direction for both knits and purls?

I got it.

thank you. This tutorial seems easier than some others I've watched. What sock pattern are you making? That's pretty!

Where do you put the YOs in 1x1 rib? Just pick one of the switches between knit and purl? And for half twisted rib (k is tbl) do you do the bind off knits tbl or as normal knits?

Thank you so much for this video. Recently finished a cowl that has a k2 p2 border and when I did the bind off it flared and is so unattractive. Am going to do over and use this bind off.