As a person rediscovering knitting after decades, I’m so appreciative of the many TH-cam instructional videos. Now, when I need to look up or review a stitch, I find that I’m on the lookout for videos from VeryPink Knits! Thanks so much for clear and concise language, helpful tips like this one, and excellent filming.
Oh my Goddess, I just tried this technique for binding off with one stitch left & I don’t know how I never learned this before. I have been knitting for a long time & no one has ever taught this to me!! I just love all your videos. Thank you.🧶👏👏
oh wow! what a simple but awesome trick! I am sure this is something we all see when we bind-off and never thought much about. Now we will all have tidy BO at the end! Thank you Staci!
Yes, I'm slapping my forehead right now, wondering why I didn't think of that, thanks so much for all the helpful tips you give us. Appreciate them all so much!
The reason I clicked on this was because I heard you giving advice to someone on your audio podcast, about just taking the yarn through the last loop. I used to do that and I thought NO! You'll end up with a lump! Now I get it!I have been using a technique where you sew into another stitch before going through the last loop. But this way looks much more reliable! I'll be doing it your way!!
I'm slapping my forehead, (and I could have had a V-8 with it)! I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your videos. Thank you so much for the education on knitting.
Wow ! Best trick.. I'm fan of yours.. Just have 1 suggestion as need to see subtitles while watching.. bcoz of subtitles I can't see your work completely.. so please try to position your hands in middle of the screen.. so it will be easy for others like me too..
Yes - here's my trick for that, this technique gives you a topline with no break in the look of the BO stitches: th-cam.com/video/7h9SC9KSUfg/w-d-xo.html
What is your suggestion for in the round? Especially in reference to toe up socks. Great tutorial!! Absolutely an easy fix for a problem I think we’ve all had.
Yes, different technique - here's my trick for that, this technique gives you a topline with no break in the look of the BO stitches: th-cam.com/video/7h9SC9KSUfg/w-d-xo.html
Great video! I have a question. After finishing increases for toe up socks, it's time to knit the foot. I've noticed I get pointy "corners" on each side where I've begun the foot. Is there a technique to avoid these "corners?"
Yes, different technique - here's my trick for that, this technique gives you a topline with no break in the look of the BO stitches: th-cam.com/video/7h9SC9KSUfg/w-d-xo.html
As a person rediscovering knitting after decades, I’m so appreciative of the many TH-cam instructional videos. Now, when I need to look up or review a stitch, I find that I’m on the lookout for videos from VeryPink Knits! Thanks so much for clear and concise language, helpful tips like this one, and excellent filming.
I just tried this technique for the first time. It really makes a difference. Thank you!
Oh my Goddess, I just tried this technique for binding off with one stitch left & I don’t know how I never learned this before. I have been knitting for a long time & no one has ever taught this to me!! I just love all your videos. Thank you.🧶👏👏
Just finished a shawl and tried this trick...worked like a charm! Thanks for being my "go to" resource. Love your videos!!
That's fantastic!! Thank you Stacy for being my knitting teacher, I've learned so much from you.
Oh my god I love you so much lol “I’m doing this bind off row to build tension. I’m gonna break the internet”
I legit started dying though xD
This is such a simple technique that makes such a big difference. No more wonky bind off ends! Thanks
I found this trick earlier today and used it to finish a scarf. Wow! What a great tip!
OH Staci this is such a neat idea and like you stated a forehead slapping easy one. Thanks for all of your great and helpful ideas.
Awesome! I'm never binding off without this technique again!
oh wow! what a simple but awesome trick! I am sure this is something we all see when we bind-off and never thought much about. Now we will all have tidy BO at the end! Thank you Staci!
Yes, I'm slapping my forehead right now, wondering why I didn't think of that, thanks so much for all the helpful tips you give us. Appreciate them all so much!
Yay! The answer to my podcast question! Thanks, Staci!! That's way simpler than I thought it'd be. You're the best!
Oh my!!!! Awesome!!!! Great tip that change the knitting. Love your videos. Merci!!!!
Oh the tension! (I am sure your pun was intended.) . The technique is great! Life-changing. :) Thanks!
Actually used this today. Worked like a charm. Thank you!
The reason I clicked on this was because I heard you giving advice to someone on your audio podcast, about just taking the yarn through the last loop. I used to do that and I thought NO! You'll end up with a lump! Now I get it!I have been using a technique where you sew into another stitch before going through the last loop. But this way looks much more reliable! I'll be doing it your way!!
I literally love you and am so grateful for your videos!
I love your posts. You make things so easy. Thank you
Who knew! So easy... absolutely a head slapping moment! Thank you!
Just came back to watch and do this. Great
Also have to say, you make me smile
BRILLIANT!!! Thanks as always Staci.
Wow! Slapping my head as I key this in! This is so brilliant, and yet so easy. Thank you very much for it.
This is fantastic! I have often felt that the final bind-off stitch ruined the symmetry of my work and this simple remedy is amazing! Thank you!
Thank you! Have been doing sloppy last stitch for year. Slapping my head indeed!
Tried it and um..... 😱 amazing!!!!! Just finished your cabled baby blanket and that’s what I tried it on. Loved doing the blanket by the way!
I'm slapping my forehead, (and I could have had a V-8 with it)! I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your videos. Thank you so much for the education on knitting.
That is amazing, thank you again for all of your great videos
Internet is broken!
So simple yet so effective! Thanks for sharing
Thank you 😊 I'm just starting out, again, but not satisfied with my cast off. I really appreciate your help!
Thank you so much for that wonderful tip!! That’s amazing and so simple!! You are the best!!!
So simple. So easy! Thank Staci!
I love how simple it is! But honestly, I would have never found out by myself so THANK YOU VERY MUCH, Staci! What a fantastic tip. x Davie
Love ! Mine always look like a ski slope 😂 this is a game changer for me 👍🏻
What a useful tip. Thanks a ton
Can't wait to try this out. Thanks again.
Great Tip! Looks really nice! Thanks for Sharing! Happy Knitting!
Thank you so much for this simple effective method to neaten up the bind off. Timely too as the bind off of my sweater sleeve will attest!
This is just what I was looking for...so simple and neat. Thank you!
What a nifty trick! Thanks so much.
Love your tutorials 😮❤😊
I’ve always struggled with thst last bind off stitch. This is great! Thank you. 💕🌸
Your videos are so straightforward and easy to follow. I really find the ones in slow motion very helpful also.
Oh my!! 🤦🤦🤦 I needed this soooo bad! Thank you as always Staci, you're amazing and, if I may be completely honest, more gorgeous everyday! ❤️
Mind blown. Thank you!!
Great technique! This helped me so much thank you!
WOW!!! Thank you, Staci!!
OMGOODNESS ! Love it! Thanks a mill!
Awesome! Thank you, love all your vids.
Wow that is so nice looking, I'm going to do that from now on. Thank you :)
Hi Staci! Your treasure trove of lessons is exceptional, and you are as sweet as a strawberry. Hugs :)
Wonderful technique! Thank you!
Great technique, Staci! Thanks for sharing. :)
OMG just tried this. Looks great.
Staci, this is most helpful. Thank you so much for this tip. You're right it truly is a "slap yourself in the forehead moment" 🤦♀️
Excellent tip. Thanks, you are a genius.
Not sure this would fly in my MHK class but it is a great solution for my own projects.
This is indeed a great tip. Thanks !
Great tip! Thanks for sharing!
This is great! I've been seeking a solution to this problem forever.
I did it! Looks great. Thank you💃🏻
Wowzers!! Thank you.
Brilliant 👏🏼
Thank you sooo much i needed this video
This is awesome. I hope I remember this. And by the way, your nails are gorgeous!! :-)
Great tip, thank you!
I just slapped my forehead!! You're the best. :-)
Thank you so much for this tip!
This is great! Thanks😊
Beautiful! Can this also be done when binding off the last stitch of a rib button band of a cardigan?
GAME CHANGER 🤯🤯🤯🤸🏽♀️🤸🏽♀️🤸🏽♀️
Wow ! Best trick..
I'm fan of yours..
Just have 1 suggestion as need to see subtitles while watching.. bcoz of subtitles I can't see your work completely.. so please try to position your hands in middle of the screen.. so it will be easy for others like me too..
Great tip!
Loved it!
Ouch! Forehead slapping moment! But l do love this tip and l am sharing this video to my knitting friends at the yarn shop.
Brilliant!
This video was just what I needed, but now I need to know where you got your dragon scissors.🥰
Awesome!! Thanks!! :-D
OK....that is awesome. ....thank you
Love it!
Wow!! Awesome!! :D
Thank you sooooo very much!! Where was this 40 years ago haha!! :)
Super helpful! Thanks again Staci! Would this trick work with binding off garter stitch?
This looks like a great trick. Would you do anything different if you were knitting in the round?
Yes - here's my trick for that, this technique gives you a topline with no break in the look of the BO stitches: th-cam.com/video/7h9SC9KSUfg/w-d-xo.html
Great tip
As mom would say... Weeeeeeell! The spelling doesn't do justice to the sound effects! Lol Thank you!
The simple solution is often the way to go. That's Occam's Razor, Yup, head slap. Thanks!!!
What is your suggestion for in the round? Especially in reference to toe up socks. Great tutorial!! Absolutely an easy fix for a problem I think we’ve all had.
Yes, different technique - here's my trick for that, this technique gives you a topline with no break in the look of the BO stitches: th-cam.com/video/7h9SC9KSUfg/w-d-xo.html
There is another technique but this is a good one that I will try
Omg!......wow!....thank you
Excellent!
Thank you Stacie.... Love your lovely nails ...are they your real nails or press on nails ?
Thank you - my nails are natural.
Great video! I have a question. After finishing increases for toe up socks, it's time to knit the foot. I've noticed I get pointy "corners" on each side where I've begun the foot. Is there a technique to avoid these "corners?"
It depends on your pattern, but once the socks are washed or put on a foot, you should see the toe shape round out.
Your my go to expert in all things knitting! How would it work in the round?
Yes, different technique - here's my trick for that, this technique gives you a topline with no break in the look of the BO stitches: th-cam.com/video/7h9SC9KSUfg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks again.
Genius!
Oh my goodness. Who knew. Lol. Thanks!!
Muy bien explicado me gusta un saludó desde España
Perfecto,,,gracias por compartir
how to you do it for the purl side? still the left leg or change it to right leg?
What if you are knitting in the round on circular needles?
Definitely a forehead smacking moment. Thanks!