How to Bind off Elastic Circular Rib 1x1

[@nomadine85]

Thank you so much! It took me a second to figure out the sewing part but now it’s lodged in my brain and my favourite way to bind off, in addition to being my favourite way to start a jumper as well! It’s the neatest stretchy edge I’ve come across in three decades!

[@alisonharris7130]

I just watched all of your videos. They are SO HELPFUL and interesting. A different way of doing some things but they look amazing and I will use them from now on. Thank you.

[@yuhaknitting]

Surely there are many different ways of doing the same, good to have some options to choose from :)

[@roseolive8]

I was looking for an easy and stretchy and pretty bind off for top down hats. I am definitely going to use your technique

[@yuhaknitting]

Thank you! There is plenty of methods, but I do really like this one :)

[@TheLuxCrafter]

awesome..... once again!!

[@angiem2873]

Would this be suitable for a top down rib on a sweater ? I love the effect it gives but worried it will be too stretchy

[@yuhaknitting]

it might be too stretchy yes. The option is too use smaller needles, but still depends on the design of the sweater you have. Some sweaters need very loose bind off

[@naomivandici4949]

Very good tutorial, but I have an observation: the level of the music is extremely high for a knitting tutorial, it's very distracting, I almost wanted to stop the tutorial because it's hard to focus, it would be better without any music at all. Your tutorials and explanations are excellent and very well done and I thank you very much for making them and sharing them with us, I truly appreciate you!

[@yuhaknitting]

These tutorials were the very first ones, so I didn´t pay much attention to the level of background music, but now I know! Sorry for the inconvenience! Hopefully now tutorials are better :)

[@cathymcdougall9878]

I've watched a couple of your videos as I thought the elastic rib would be perfect for some dog sweaters I am knitting. I am totally confused on what you are calling a knit stitch. Isn't this a knit in back stitch?

[@yuhaknitting]

I’m might be wrong in terms, but as far as I know there are to types stitches - knit and purl. Correct me if I’m wrong 😊

[@mariafortunatacolaci6277]

👍👋