INVISIBLE ribbed sewn BIND OFF for rib 1x1 - JOGLESS joining in the Round, matches ITALIAN CAST ON

How to knit: the INVISIBLE ribbed BIND OFF for rib 1x1 in the round /sewn bind off with a tapestry needle, also using a contrasting coloured yarn, without a jog/jogless. Can be used to knit a hat, a top down sweater, neck trim, sleeves, cowls, toe up socks, etc. Knitting in the Round.
Matches well ITALIAN CAST ON for rib 1x1: • ITALIAN CAST ON for ri... ,
and on DPN: • ITALIAN CAST ON for ri...
Easy step by step tutorial for beginners.
Continental knitting.

[@Ebonyeyed]

I've been knitting for 40 years and have never tried this bind off before, because all the instructions seemed too complicated - it was doing my head in. Your video simplified everything for me, and I have just used it on my beret in a jiffy. It looks so pretty! Thank you, Irina! 💛💛🌺🌺

[@irinarevo]

Super!! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Norfolk250]

The visual of this is perfection!

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much!😊

[@KnittingForMamilyne]

Oh that's so great, I have been searching for an example of how to bind off like this in circular since forever... I was unable to find how to join the last stitch with the first one until you showed us how. Thank you so much Irina !

[@irinarevo]

I am so glad it helped!

[@maureenhart2854]

beautiful. I’m so glad I found your channel.

[@irinarevo]

Thank you very much!

[@imjaaa]

Thank you. This is the most concise, logical to follow, and easy to remember tutorial I’ve come across. And the outcome is clean and neat, and I love it.

[@irinarevo]

I am very glad! Thank you!

[@lizwhaley9676]

This is excellent! You're an amazing teacher. Thank you so much!

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much, Liz! You are so kind!

[@lizwhaley9676]

@@irinarevo I was having A LOT of trouble until I came across your videos and I am SO HAPPY with the result!!! My first knit sweater is looking fantastic - especially with such clean ribbing edges. I'm super excited! Thank YOU!

[@irinarevo]

Now I am super happy too - thank you for sharing! :)

[@susannal560]

Thank you so much for easy to understand wonderful tutorial

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much!

[@christinasavage2348]

Thank you for a wonderful, understandable and easy to follow tutorial. I found that if I attach a locking stitch marker to the pair of stitches before i drop them from the needles it was easier for me to figure out which stitches I’m working on.

[@irinarevo]

I am so glad you like it, Christina! Excellent idea about the marker.

[@YenTran-lj9bf]

Beautiful job ❤

[@irinarevo]

Thank you, Yen!!😊

[@EV-D-10]

That is a lovely tutorial and a great idea. Here and there just a little bit of contrast in a project!!

[@irinarevo]

Thank you!

[@deannakent600]

Beautiful result. Great instruction. I'll be using your technique soon for the bottom of a pullover sweater. Thank you.

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much, Deanna! Have a very enjoyable time knitting!

[@nellat1244]

what a beautiful result! I love your work so much, it is so smooth and clean and as always your tips are so helpful

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much, Nella! :))

[@CodeMom]

Thank you for sharing this in an easy to understand way 🥰. I love your teaching style!

[@irinarevo]

I am very glad! Thank you so much!

[@maylam4376]

Thank you very much for the amazing tutorial 💖

[@irinarevo]

I am so glad you like it! 😊

[@noelleparris9451]

Your tutorials are excellent, Irina. Subscribed 😊

[@irinarevo]

Thanks so much! 😊And thank you for subbing!

[@nhinhoao9456]

Thank you so much, it's very easy to understand for me.

[@irinarevo]

I am very glad!

[@jodymurray6200]

That is so cool! Thank you 😊

[@irinarevo]

I am so glad you like it!

[@jonagudmundsdottir2804]

Thank you so much, very easy to follow ☺️

[@irinarevo]

Thank you for your feedback! :)

[@annabelle7123]

The set up stitches are different from other tutorials and I’m confident that this method will make it look the most perfect jogless round! I’d like to leave the first knit and the purl stitches though.

[@irinarevo]

You can start with any stitch - knit or purl, as long as you follow the same algorithm, it will work.

[@annabelle7123]

@@irinarevo I meant the first two set up stitches because you start with the first knit stitch and the ver last purl stitch of the round. Sadly I tried but could not perfect this, my first stitch still looks strange… also taking them off makes it hard! I’ll try once more next time! Any tip other than the marker?

[@irinarevo]

Unfortunately I can’t see what you are doing, so can’t know what is wrong. The best way would be to take a thick and easy to see yarn - like aran cotton in a very light colour/white is best/. And make a sample size rib, set the video in the slowest motion, and proceed with binding off very slowly following the steps exactly. This is a very good exercise, it’s what I do and it always works for me.

[@irenefresu9564]

Grazie della spiegazione, molto brava

[@irinarevo]

Thank you!

[@ptownes5981]

AMAZING!!!! ❤️. ‘Thank you!’

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much!

[@anitabechtel5180]

Excellent. Thank you

[@irinarevo]

Thank you very much!

[@creativity7510]

Easy & beautiful, thnx dear

[@irinarevo]

Thank you very much!

[@InfamousShark]

Thanks!

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@janakam8613]

Thank you!

[@irinarevo]

My pleasure!

[@lidacastro9669]

Gracias 👏👏👏

[@irinarevo]

My pleasure, Iida!

[@hannahsida7515]

Hi Irina, I’ve finally got round to trying this cast off but I am using it on a 2 x knit 1 x purl rib and I’ve realised everyone only seems to suggest it for a 1 x 1 or 2 x 2 rib. Does it knit up unevenly on a 2x 1 rib? Mine appears quite uneven!

[@irinarevo]

Hi Hannah, yes it is for a 1x1 rib (1 knit x 1 purl). For the 2x2 and 3x3 it will work too, but first you would have to swap the stitches to make it a 1x1. For any other combination of the knit and purl stitches - like 2 k x 1 p in your case - you can’t swap the stitches to get a smooth transition to a 1x1 rib, so some other bind off would be better.

[@SP-cx8hm]

Would it not be easier to leave the stitches on the needle until they are knitted twice? It’s a bit confusing where to put the needle into the stitch for the second time. I have a hard time finding where to insert the needle 😢

[@irinarevo]

Hi, you can leave the stitches on the needle and follow the algorithm on 2:58 min - for the second time always insert the needle into a stitch in a way that corresponds to its name - knitwise into knit stitches, purlwise into the purls.

[@brigitt8149]

Thank you for this explanation. Makes it easier. @@irinarevo

[@Flashing1957]

This BO looks very nice, but how stretchy is it? Please demonstrate that in any future videos.

[@irinarevo]

Thank you for the suggestion. It’s less stretchy than the c/o. I showed the comparison when I worked on a top down sweater - in this video: JOGLESS Neck Transition - from rib to body. TOP DOWN Sweater knitting in the Round. kzbin.info/www/bejne/poeZgGagrM-Untk

[@brigitt8149]

Visually it's perfect. But why for God's sake let the stitch slip before it is finally done, I wonder?

[@irinarevo]

Hi Brigitt, let me know which minute you are referring to, I'll check it out.

[@brigitt8149]

Each stitch is worked twice - why not let it slip from the needle after the second time?

[@irinarevo]

You can modify the movements, of course, to work the stitches in the way that’s most convenient for you

[@QueenBaha]

🌸💗🌸💗🌸💗🌸💗🌸💗🌸

[@irinarevo]

😊

[@lizwebber1810]

This is lovely! Is there a written pattern for this? Thanks!

[@irinarevo]

Thank you, Liz! There is no written pattern. This is a tutorial on how to do a bind off. The written instruction would not be as easy to understand as when it is in a video format.

[@oliviarasmussen2078]

Love this! How about a knit two purl two ribbing?

[@irinarevo]

Thank you very much, Olivia! Please check a "Bind-offs" playlist on my channel kzbin.info/aero/PLemrxm_bPteU5wLRt3RqSU-61akAvsgt9

[@oliviarasmussen2078]

I found it after I left that comment. Thanks so much!

[@1wildwackywoman]

Everything about your video was perfect. The close-ups, the speed, you’re commenting…. Perfecto! Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤️

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much!

[@SafranKnit]

👍💓

[@irinarevo]

😀

[@Cuisinenomade1]

Is this the same as a tubular bind off? If not do you have tutorial on tubular bind off for 1x1 ribbing? Thanks!

[@irinarevo]

Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWenaHR_oa-Frsk - at 3:30 min starts the tubular part.

[@Cuisinenomade1]

@@irinarevo thanks! So the method is the same for 2x2 and 1x1?

[@irinarevo]

Yes, 2x2 (or 3x3) needs to be transferred to 1x1 first, but 1x1 can be worked right away.

[@Cuisinenomade1]

@@irinarevo when you say "transfered" you mean "slipping the purls work the knits and viceversa" before using the tapestry needle, right?

[@irinarevo]

I meant that the tubular method is the same for 1x1, 2x2, and 3x3 rib. Except, for 1x1 tubular you can right away "start slipping the purls work the knits and viceversa" before using the tapestry needle because the knit stitches are already alternating with the purl stitches. For 2x2 and 3x3 you first swap the stitches to change to a 1x1 rib. :)