Rearranging 2x2 rib stitches for a Tubular Bind Off

[@marilynsouthern1612]

Excellent, excellent demo. You don’t rush through the demo which makes it easy to understand. Great job!❤️❤️❤️

[@dreareneeknits]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Mystic.breeze]

Thank you for demo-ing this! ❤

[@eugenieknits8352]

GREAT video. And love this technique! Such a pretty finished edge!

[@katibere1966]

You make it seem so easy!! Thanks!

[@marie-jo7976]

Thank you, i love this bind-off, but can i did it on K1,P2 ribbing.

[@robinstevenson5442]

My favourite bind off.

[@lindaalikhan7962]

On a sweater with a split hem would you arrange the stitches wrong side facing then bind off right side facing?

[@laine_evans]

Would it be possible to use this technique to prepare a knit 1, purl 2 rib for a tubular bind off?

[@susanfortner2267]

Why not just knit a row of K 1 P1?

[@conniehall3873]

Thank you 🙂

[@lindareid4546]

Thank you so much❤

[@irmagabbard]

I’m wondering…why not knit your last row in a one by one rib and then you wouldn’t have to switch the stitches. Would that make a difference?

[@dreareneeknits]

Hi there! You need to rearrange the stitches for the ribbing to look fluid all the way to the edge (if I am understanding your question correctly!)

[@irmagabbard]

Thank you Andrea for your reply. I’m going to try it on a hem tonight.😀

[@anamariasilva1386]

👌👌

[@lindaalikhan7962]

I rearranged my stitches as shown….the tubular bind off on the cuffs done in the round looks great but the split hem done flat looks terrible……