Hi Norman. Thank you for sharing this bind off. Another great one for my knitting arsenal. Your instruction is crystal clear as always. Thanks again! Have a wonderful week!😊🤗
Oh that’s wonderful Norman! Here in Massachusetts in the northeast USA it has been gloomy for most of the recent weeks. After a really bad cold snap at least the temperature has warmed up. Time to bring on the sunshine! Enjoy!😊
Hi Norman, how does this compare to the Icelandic or jennys? It looks like no flare...anyway, thanks for sharing. I have not heard of this one and will try it
Just what I was looking for. Question: Is there a certain bind off you would recommended for a dress hem? I love how full and round the Italian bind off looks otherwise, but in loose hems it seems to be "too much", the edge becomes wavy.
generally speaking, no, I can't. That being said, I do have a library of stitches that does cover bind-offs and you can just take your pick!: nimble-needles.com/knitting-techniques-library/
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Hi Norman. Thank you for sharing this bind off. Another great one for my knitting arsenal. Your instruction is crystal clear as always. Thanks again! Have a wonderful week!😊🤗
you, too, Thea! Here, in Vienna, it's slowly starting to warm up and spring is in the air.
Oh that’s wonderful Norman! Here in Massachusetts in the northeast USA it has been gloomy for most of the recent weeks. After a really bad cold snap at least the temperature has warmed up. Time to bring on the sunshine! Enjoy!😊
I like your openness to present many different techniques. Thanks !
as always, my pleasure, Nicole!
Interesting! I'll have to give it a try on my next project ... like a pair of toe up socks.
I think that was precisely the original use case!
Hi Norman, how does this compare to the Icelandic or jennys? It looks like no flare...anyway, thanks for sharing. I have not heard of this one and will try it
maybe check out this video here: th-cam.com/video/P7X5oKLd1x8/w-d-xo.html
(i compare stretchy bo's there)
Just what I was looking for.
Question: Is there a certain bind off you would recommended for a dress hem? I love how full and round the Italian bind off looks otherwise, but in loose hems it seems to be "too much", the edge becomes wavy.
generally speaking, no, I can't. That being said, I do have a library of stitches that does cover bind-offs and you can just take your pick!: nimble-needles.com/knitting-techniques-library/