Looking for a stretchy, polished finish for your next project? The Sewn Bind Off is one of our go-to techniques, especially for cuffs, hems, and necklines that need a bit of give. In this video, Sara from our team walks you through Elizabeth Zimmerman’s classic method, step by step. It’s one of her favorites, and once you try it, you’ll see why! Have you used the Sewn Bind Off before? Or do you have another bind off you love? We’d love to hear what’s worked well for you 💙 WEBS Yarn | Local Yarn

💜 My three favorite bind offs! 💜 I use standard bind off, suspended bind off, and Icelandic bind off the most. Save this post for the next time you need to choose a bind off 😊 | Knitlifeoils

Jeny’s interlock bind off worked here in 1/1 ribbing @jenystaiman (of Surprisingly-stretchy- bind-off fame) has worked out how to make a stretchy sewn bind off that exactly mirrors the twisted loop (and the long tail cast on - which in essence is twisted loops a knitted row). (Don’t you just love knitting geeks?!?! 🤓) The problem with sewn bind offs is that if you are doing a sweater you will have to work with an annoyingly long length of yarn and that they are difficult to unravel. But I love