Weaving in the tail after binding off when knitting in the round - Knitting Tutorial

This is really nice way to complete the loop when binding off after knitting in the round and then weave in the tail.
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[@amythompson8995]

Excellent techniques. Excellent demonstration. Subscribed and favorited. Thank you.

[@mostlyknitting]

Thank you so much Amy. :)

[@hafsamahmood447]

Thnku sooovery much for these videos really helpful and funnily enuff I’m knitting the ingalls sweater x

[@mostlyknitting]

I'm so glad they are helpful to you. I hope you are enjoying knitting the Ingalls sweater. I love mine and wear it all the time.

[@mickieg4126]

Thank you!! You helped me through a #Fogbound Knits Bistro sweater pattern. Only my 3rd sweater on smaller dk yarn and I really needed a visual aid. ❤

[@mostlyknitting]

I am so glad. Thank you for taking the time to leave a lovely comment. :)

[@mickieg4126]

Update, finished the sleeve and your “gap” trick was perfect! No holes at all. Yay me (and you)!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@cholt27]

That's awesome! Thank-you so much!

[@mostlyknitting]

You're very welcome!☺️

[@soozyblue1956]

Just found your chanel your instructions are very clear, do you have a video for a stretchy bind off for top down sweaters 😀

[@mostlyknitting]

Thank you for your lovely comment. For top down sweaters, i usually just go up 2 needle sizes and bind off reasonably loosely in pattern. I find that to be stretchy enough for me. The other option is to use a sewn bind off but i find that quite tedious to do. You can use Jeny's surprisingly stretchy bind-off but i actually find that is actually a bit too stretchy and it flares. So for me, the 2 needle sizes larger (which is usually the needle you use to knit the body of the sweater) to work the best for me.