4 knitting techniques and tips to bind off different stitches: Fisherman’s Rib, and many more!

In this tutorial, you’ll learn four techniques to bind off different kinds of knitting patterns, such as the classic Fisherman’s Rib, the Tweed stitch, and the “No curl Stockinette stitch”. You’ll also see how to bind off working each stitch as it presents because some of you have told me that it’s still difficult to distinguish the knit stitch from the purl stitch
Find the written techniques, recommendations, and pictures here:
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Patterns showed in this video:
Pearled stitch: • How to knit the Pearle...
No curl Stockinette stitch: • A new no curl version ...
Tweed stitch: • How to knit the Tweed ...
Fisherman's Rib stitch: • How to knit & bind off...
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More knitting techniques, tips, and tricks:
• Knitting Top Tips, and...
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[@birdieh1716]

Thank you for your superbly clear instructions, and expertly made videos. You have such a calm and clear voice, I feel so confident when I watch what you’re doing that I am happy to attempt many of the patterns you have shown us. You also have beautiful hands and nails. Thanks heaps for sharing your skills.

[@sowoolly]

Thank you for such a beautiful comment, I really appreciate it 🥰

[@christinacruden886]

The fisherman rib cast off, looks so beautiful. I didn’t know I had to knit the knit stitch below. Thank you so much. Your an Angel. ❤️🇨🇦

[@sowoolly]

And thank you for your lovely comment ❤️

[@sandraclark-guillotel7319]

same for me ...and I love knitting fisherman's rib! I will use this cast off! Thank you!

[@patriciasalazar1158]

Well shown, well explained, very useful. Thank you very much!

[@hericatorres4694]

Great explanation!

[@sowoolly]

Thank you 😊