Double-knitting Bind Off

[@Turtlerlp]

I am glad that I found this post. Definitely like the looks of this bind off.

[@danielanson5120]

Guilty as charged, software engineer who loves to knit. Great video.

[@moh_probs]

From a fellow software engineer that loves knitting, thank you for this useful video and all these double knitting tutorials! I enjoy creating my own designs but I am still learning the technique and these videos are very helpful.

[@sandrastreifel6452]

Ingenious! Good for single colour double knitting, too!

[@muotschka]

It's great to see a fellow software engineer doing knitting. Thank you for the video, I found it very useful.

[@mgekeler]

Thank you! You made my beginner knitting life so much easier 🎉

[@lorddracoola9658]

I wanted to thank you for making your doubleknit techniques videos! This bind-off perfectly matched my method of cast on for a scarf. This tutorial was easy to follow and learn from. Oh, i was also able to do this bind-off with a crochet hook in lieu of a dominant hand needle for those of you familiar with crochet as well. ❤

[@Tina-dh1lj]

This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. Yours was the 7th double knitting bind off tutorial I've watched today and the first one to give me a clear concise method that actually looks good on the finished object! Thank you!

[@rebeccasarjeant700]

One of the most clear and concise double knitting videos I've watched...and I've watched a few as new to the double knitting genre even though I'm quite an experienced knitter, double knitting does require different techniques that I wasn't versed in. So thank you for this video and sharing your skills.

[@eshamukherjee101]

Fantastic. Thank you very much for teaching this.

[@laurensunday3119]

This is GENIUS! I have been so frustrated with my double stockinette bind off because all others stretched and warped the end so it didn’t align with the cast on edge. But this solved my problem and makes the edge look so clean and professional. Thank you!

[@katarinakopunekova]

such a great tutorial. love the explanations why. saved my double stockinette bind off dilemma. thank you

[@marija1ful]

Thank you!

[@daleodberg6714]

This is very interesting, 🌸

[@michelelarkin8504]

Thank you.

[@katyae6160]

That is very cool.

[@missmae5068]

thx for posting the video. super helpful. m

[@infantciamartin9643]

thanks a lot .....

[@marthajburns]

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. When I bound off, my last row seemed to disappear. For example, if I were doing your swatch, when I bound off I went from two visible rows of white to one visible row of white.

[@FallingbloxDesigns]

Exactly -- which is why you always do one more row than is in the pattern, rather than using the last row of the pattern to make the bind-off. Remember, the row that you're doing as a "prep" row for the bind off is actually the bind off itself, so if you don't do that row, you'll end up one row short on your pattern.

[@marthajburns]

@@FallingbloxDesigns Makes sense. Thanks!

[@lsb52ky]

Thank you great video!

[@lynnecampbell5608]

Hi do you cast on for double knitting?

[@FallingbloxDesigns]

I've got a video for that too, at kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpaXq6R-qbqhhsk

[@Lasyltherni]

Why are the knits slipped knitwise?

[@FallingbloxDesigns]

Trial and error, largely. I found that slipping the knits knitwise made for a cleaner look than slipping all the stitches purlwise. If you find otherwise, you're welcome to slip them purlwise instead.

[@assie321A]

Great

[@ruthmaxwell60]

Neat 👌. TFS. 🐢