Picot Bind Off

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[@TheSuzberry]

I already “know” how to make a picot bind off. But this method much faster and neater. Terrific, thanks.

[@Fraususemil]

For me this is the best tuto because I prefer the k2tog bind off method rather than putting a previous loop over the actual one.
Nice and easy to understand immediately, thank you!
Your designs are absolutely stunning, and they often bring a giggle to my knitting heart.
You fear nothing unusual, that is a fact.
Aaaaaw-some! 💕❤

[@karenhart2923]

Gee your clever , and thank god for modern technology , very helpul 😊

[@lindajeanhouse3795]

I could watch you knit all day! I love this technique.

[@roseg2033]

Luv that crochet bind-off especially with the chains. Thank you for helping us continue to learn. 🤩

[@candynkeith]

You are awesome. Thank you for showing so many ways to do this. I hold my yarn in my right hand and I truly appreciate you showing it right handed. I love how you teach us so much.

[@janemarriott3389]

Your fun, calm voice gives confidence. Slow and repetitive helps so much.

[@mistyblue5312]

Lovely to go back and watch this as a refresher using both knitting n crochet techniques. Everything you do is genius. Thanks dear Stephen West. 🥰🙏🏻👍🏻

[@suepopoff3159]

Thanks for anew cast off method, I am sure I will watch this many time before I give this a try, how beautiful it looks. Doing the crochet method is also helpful for a change of creativity

[@bgummeson]

Thank you, Stephen! I love your instruction and your always encouraging voice. You are a ray of sunshine! 🌞

[@clairehillier6875]

It's a blessing to have your youtube channel. Thank you for sharing your experience with the rest of us new knitters. 😘😊

[@conniechapin1472]

I’m knitting a Shawl right now that has this bind off. I’ve never done one. Your tutorial is great!! Thank you for making this video!! Love to watch you Knit!

[@karenhardinge1177]

I just love the way you teach. You are simply the best teacher I have seen on TH-cam.

[@ginnylynn1]

OMG❣️❣️❣️This technique is amazing and so much quicker 🥳. Thank you ❌🧶❌🧶❣️❣️

[@olicott483]

Merci Stephen. J'apprends beaucoup avec tes videos.

[@theweatherisaokay4964]

Looks like crochet patterns. Love!

[@Susi1406]

🤯the trick with the crochet hook was AMAZING WOW!!! Thanks for the beautiful tip!! 😉 Gorgeous!!

[@cydneycolvig656]

Thanks Stephen. I learned 2 things this morning and it’s only 8:15 am. You’re the bomb!

[@JHa]

I got really confused at first because I couldn't follow how you were binding off. I thought you were only knitting two together and somehow magically removed stitches. But the more I watched, I could see what you were actually doing. I've always done it by K1, K1, pass first stitch over the second and repeat. The way you're doing it looks a lot better then the fiddly way I was doing it! I'm going to try it that way next time I bind off!

[@enacrt]

It's also stretchier and elasticker!

[@KittenBowl1]

What you’re describing is regular bind-off which can be tight. What he was showing at the beginning is knitted bind off. You can actually knit like the way he was doing to bind off, way more stretchy.

[@wendyellis6402]

I have a small spiral bound book entitled, “Cast On, Bind Off.” I absolutely love it, and I refer to it constantly. The steps for each method are photographed. The applications for each are listed, as well as the advantages and disadvantages. I often do my bind off using the k2togtbl method or the p2tog. It makes for a bit more elastic edge. The p2tog is extremely quick to work 😃

[@sherinylund1659]

Thank you, Stephen! I love learning new ways to bind off.

[@CriaAndKiddFW]

I love that he did it both continental and English style!

[@janaweaver1235]

What the Bindoff?!!! That is Awesome!!! I always learn so much from your vids. ty

[@Jojococo63]

Wow. Thank you. That’s amazing. As a new knitter it’s so great finding your channel.

[@sherrikent6628]

You are a magician 🤓. Love your work.

[@lindarose712]

Super tips! Lurv the options with the hook! Thank you for sharing the different options and results, with your thoughtfulness and enthusiasm 🧶💫🌱

[@jennifertaylor7021]

Awesome technique and much easier than it looks. Thanks Stephen

[@annkathy257]

You are the best, Stephen!! Thank you sooooo much!!! 🙂

[@audreycastelton2655]

I love the cable cast on- it gives a lovely even edge. This is a great bind off . The crochet hook method is inspirational. I knit and crochet but never thought to mix! 💡 Ty for sharing 👍 🌈

[@tuskegee7294]

You made this much easier to understand…thank you so much for this video!

[@dawanariley4183]

Love your how to make stitches. Thank you so much. Your so wonderful.

[@Didine51.]

Many thanks Stephen for the crochet method. I didn't know it and will apply it asap. 👍

[@laurelstieg9375]

Sure will be doing this..absolutely genius!!

[@Gigiknittingandmore]

Thank you Steven I’m doing the doodler now this video will come in very handy!!!!

[@barbmckinlay3400]

🤩 ❤️ thank you, thank you, thank you Stephen.

[@mauraiuculano3969]

Fantastico, bravissimo come sempre

[@pattigolden1]

Ooooooooooooo
I like that!!!!
It's MUCH different than I was shown for picot!!!
This even looks better....the other ones turned me off to picot, because it was ugly & DIDN'T stretch......
You need to do a video of just knitting without sounds....
Watching you is very ASMR!!

[@valerieb403]

Super merci Stephen 😘

[@rosaliaterranova308]

Thank you, Stefen

[@danitshmueli5006]

Very much enjoyed

[@mayaegenolf]

Tank you Stephen🥰

[@RomiW]

Awesome! Thanks😊

[@zahraabbasi6570]

Thank you so much👌

[@ibyteuback]

Awsome

[@lierman60]

Magnifique Merci beaucoup

[@debbiefrenia9045]

Thank you

[@anitajohannadrost]

👍😁👋Dank je wel!

[@mariagraziadilorenzo9643]

Thank 🌻

[@sutarikun]

This also works very nicely on your Sharktooth Shawl (I believe that's the name).

[@okaminess]

good ❤

[@dinapabon2307]

Vacanisimoooooo

[@millieo.5325]

🤗🥰

[@donnamiller7227]

Thank you for sharing

[@daniellecerverizzo9568]

Do you need an even or an odd number of stitches to work the Picot bind off?

[@mymthegreyful]

Continue until your eyes roll back in your head & you faint and fall over. No ; not really . I can be as soothing as garter stitch.