Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off (JSSBO) for knitting, 3 ways!

[@betsstanford]

I've just watched a half dozen different videos to try to learn this and YOURS is by far the best and most clear. Thank you!!

[@ruhi471]

Very precise and clear instructions, explaining the reasons for each. Also for mentioning and showing the projects where each style could be used. Thank you very much.

[@lauriegregoryjohnson7853]

Best explanation and demo of JSSBO! Thank you!

[@scottinichols4886]

The BEST explanation of JSSBO I've ever seen-thanks so much for posting!

[@TheSweaterCollective]

My pleasure, so glad to hear you enjoyed it!! ❤️

[@melsnikutube]

Thanks for posting! I’ll have to look up how-to next time I need JSSBO, but your explanation about wrapping the long way around before each next stitch helped me remember which way to go long enough to bind off.

[@marinaluger9578]

so helpful, thanks! Made my purled edge look fabulous!

[@heatheraw]

Thanks so much for this video. I just bound off the neck stitches for my daughter’s sweater. The neck is a 1x1 rib and I took the easy route and did the bind off as for all knit stitches, I think it looks great and plenty stretchy! :)

[@margoteddy8057]

Thank you so much for such a clear explanation, taken slowly and filmed very clearly. I have frequently put off doing this bind off as I found most instructions difficult to follow.

[@TheSweaterCollective]

My pleasure Margo! I'm so glad to hear the video was helpful and you enjoyed it ❤️

[@karenlewkowitz5858]

Enjoyed the content and the presentation. To the point - not wordy.

[@vanessafulton134]

Love your video and really appreciate that you go through an explanation why it works!

[@beatricemccoy1288]

This was a great tutorial..so well explained..so now I am going to try it and I am so thankful for a great example of teaching made easy..Thanks

[@TheSweaterCollective]

Thank you very much for your kind feedback Beatrice, I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed the tutorial! ❤

[@andreadavis6306]

Great video, thank you!

[@laurentdumont160]

Merci👍🏻🥰🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@dim9753]

Knit: yarn goes to the back of the work, under the needle, over the top of the needle, then back of the work. Purl: yarn comes to the front of the work, under the needle, around over the top of the needle, then to the front again to purl.

[@emmaschauer5409]

I wish I would have watched this BEFORE I bound off the baby sweater I made 😂

[@cherylanon5791]

The only issue is it looks like this BO edge has a row of eyelet lace, which does not match the CO edge, doing garter st on an afghan. Will have to find something not so lace-like!

[@dim9753]

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[@elenacallegari2933]

you just said your first stitch is a knit stitch, but it's a purl...