How to do a Stretchy Bind Off - A Knitting Technique (great for Garter stitch projects) - So Woolly

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to do a stretchy bind-off, step by step. A knitting technique that will help you with the tension of the stitches.
I love it because the cast-off row looks exactly the same as the cast-on row, so it's perfect for closing your Garter stitch projects ;)
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[@shelleyn.8503]

I’ve never seen this method before. My bind offs are always tighter than my cast on, so I can’t wait to try this.

[@jennysmith80]

I have learned so much from your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your skills, much appreciated 💕

[@sowoolly]

Thank you for your support 🥰

[@rghayden]

I’m going to try this very soon. I love the idea of it. I struggle with bind off. Even ones that are supposed to be stretchy are tight because I have a hard time with tension. Thanks so much!

[@twilabooth8270]

Very clever 👏 Thsnk you so much for your expertise!
Have a FABULOUS day 😘

[@sowoolly]

Thank you for your lovely comment! You too 😘

[@annh.8290]

This looks so easy, I will have to try it for my socks.

[@popperpea8244]

Brilliant. I will try this method. Thank you

[@sowoolly]

Thank you and happy knitting 🤗

[@marycassar5172]

very nice finish I will try it ,Thanks

[@narsham852]

Was searching for a way to bind off a lace scarf and came across this video. Worked really well. Thanks so much for sharing. Have subscribed 🙂 Happy Holidays!

[@sowoolly]

Thank you, welcome, and happy holidays 🎉🎊🪅

[@milamiles2]

The best. And beautiful, beautiful hands.

[@sowoolly]

Thank you 😊

[@wulfcwen]

I love your videos. Will this work if the pattern is for example K1,P1? You normally cast off as stitches present themselves.

[@sowoolly]

Thank you Paula, I’ve missed you! It will work best for Garter stitch projects, and of course for those who don’t love binding off with knitting needles 😉

[@wulfcwen]

@@sowoolly Thank you. I am using the Double Andalusian stitch to make a baby blanket so I may try this method on that as it says to BO knitwise.

[@sowoolly]

Excelente 😉

[@susanslottow4353]

If the cast off looks exactly like the cast on, what is the cast on method?

[@sowoolly]

The long tail cast on method