How To: Italian Tubular Bind-off with Unspun Yarn | KnitandGrace Podcast

[@donnac368]

This is very valuable. Thank you for doing this video.

[@HundredAcreWool]

This is amazing Mia! I will most definitely use this method the next time I need to do this bind off with unspun. Thank you for sharing!

[@KnitandGrace]

Thanks Bella! Glad you found it helpful. 😊

[@natashaquash7213]

Oh my gosh! This is great. I’ve been struggling with this technique. I’d start off with such a long strand of yarn and it would tangle and stretch. My edge would look so lumpy and the tension was too loose or tight in spots. I was ready to give up. I’ve wasted so much material trying to push forward. You make it look so simple! Thank you

[@KnitandGrace]

I hope it helps! It still definitely takes patience and practice, but hopefully with these tips you’ll be able to get it done.

[@nixkbing1192]

Great Video! Talented teacher!

[@ElectricStitches]

So thankful for this video! I’m working on a sweater in Manchelopis and I wanted the tubular look for the bottom but just was scared with this delicate yarn. This was so helpful!

[@KnitandGrace]

I’m so happy it helped!!

[@antonellapavese3724]

Helpful and very clear. Thank you!

[@vivienneclark7622]

Great video!

[@indreklein]

Thank you for sharing!

[@verapaelman1820]

Thank you so much ❤ really helpful

[@SONDERknit]

Thank you!!! This will save a languishing wip!!

[@goldwest53]

Thanks for making this video, for me! 😊 Did you do the same thing when joining the squares? I can’t wait to see your finished Heirloom Quilt Cardi!❤

[@KnitandGrace]

For the squares I used traditionally spun yarn to join them. My patience only goes for far. 😅

[@hayswhite]

This bind off always confuses me. Thanks for this

[@getyaknitsout]

You can also just spin your unspun yarn just for your bind off

[@KnitandGrace]

Yes, definitely!