Tubular Bind Off (With Set Up Rows)

[@marilynsouthern1612]

This is a really great video. A couple of things helped me. 1. The “knit row” refers to the “row” NOT the stitch on the needle. 2. If the completed thread is on the back, you just completed the Purl stitch AND if your completed thread is on the front, you just completed the Knit stitch. Knowing this, I no longer got lost. Once I got these two tips in my head, the technique became very easy.

[@knittingwhimsy]

So glad it was helpful! Thanks for letting me know! Happy knitting!!

[@clairedeare1139]

You explain this so well. Best video tutorial on this technique that I have watched. Thank you!😊

[@knittingwhimsy]

I’m so glad! Thanks for letting me know! Happy knitting!! 🧶🧶💃

[@sheliaspringer5157]

This saved me while working on the Weekender. Thank you

[@monicamontalti6316]

This was a very good video for the sleeve BO for The Weekender Sweater. You should have added this to your tutorial. I was following the pattern for the cuff, did the set up rows and then, I got very confused. So I tried looking for tubular BO. I played your video at 50% slowing it down and replaying each step. Helped A LOT.

[@knittingwhimsy]

Thanks for letting me know! Glad you liked it. Yes - I too like to use the slow play back feature on videos. It can be very helpful! I am hoping to become more ‘techie’ and learn how to link videos. Next tutorial!!

[@wisstew]

Wonderful video! I wish I would have discovered your video sooner! Very easy to follow. Thank you so much!

[@knittingwhimsy]

So glad!!! Thanks for letting me know!!

[@KnitsByNayla]

What is the difference between tubular and Italian?