Tunisian Crochet: Binding off

[@solitaire777]

Having a brain injury that has left me with permanent memory loss, I'm very thankful this video is here as I never remember how to finish off my projects without looking at this video first. Thank you!

[@ellafaith8760]

I'm so happy to have found this! I had no idea there were so many alternate binding off methods. :) I am delighted by the versatility of Tunisian Crochet! I am now just getting my feet wet and I am loving it at least as much as traditional crochet.

[@yarnaddict1]

I absolutely love your videos! They're clear concise with no unnecesary chatter. Ive been crocheting over 50 years and still learn new things from your videos! Plus you have a very soothing voice. Thank you!

[@CrochetkimWebsite]

Great! I'm glad to hear it. :-)

[@riverramblings4843]

The modified simple stitch bind off I absolutley LOVE! Thank you for teaching it so clearly in this video Kim!

[@CrochetkimWebsite]

Awesome - so happy it helped you!

[@sumaiyah2004]

Thanks, that was extremely helpful! I didn't know you could bind off with other stitches. That helped me continue my pattern much more easily.

[@LadyLuxe33]

Tameka Powell Me neither! Amazing.

[@donnab9614]

Incredible! Thank you so much Kim for sharing all these bind off techniques!

[@celestiaa.k.anancyb.5531]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I'm new at this type of crochet and was uncertain how to finish it off.😊

[@naturegirl175]

Thank you this was so helpful. I loved the different ways to bind off.

[@rebeccawoods-hill3253]

Very clear and helpful! Liked the idea of using other stitches to bind off: had not run across that before.

[@smartsewisthandicrafts3282]

Great tutorial. It was very helpful ... you have a pleasant voice as well. Thanks for sharing!

[@kristind5877]

Thank you so much for posting! :) I am actually making a Doctor Who scarf for a friend of mine. I'm using the Tunisian knit stitch and was trying to find a way to finish it off. Your instructions are just so super easy to follow. You are a life-saver! :)

[@adeleb7753]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@DeerlyMusical2]

It looks so much better when you end with a bind-off row. I wish I'd known about that before I finished the afghan. Of course, my afghan was a little wonky (wider at some spots, not so much at others) and I used the single crochet all around to fix (hide) some of that mess.

[@mjm3852]

thank you; nice clear instruction and good close up; i used modified on the top of a blanket after alternating few rows of simple knit stitch and purl stitches to help prevent curling.

[@CrochetkimWebsite]

It's a great bind off method. :-)

[@Lizard819]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@brendafuller1806]

Thank you 4:38

[@CrochetkimWebsite]

You are very welcome. :-)

[@CrochetkimWebsite]

Great! I'm glad it was helpful. :-)

[@CrochetkimWebsite]

A bind off isn't *always* absolutely necessary. But, it helps. :-)

[@theHookdudewest]

***** your tutorials are very easy to follow with clear explanations making it a breeze to learn techniques for TS ... thank you (a follower & subscriber) thumbs up !!

[@RebeccaFouts1]

perfect!! just what I needed. I am nearing the end of the center panel of my first Tunisian blanket - Boyle Pattern Book 6397 "I Tought Myself Crochet" pattern 13 Rose Colored Light. And it has a border that goes around the panel, before sewing the side panels. One issue I have had is the back. Is it always so bumpy? And for domr reason, my back is fuzzy. I try hard not to over handle the yarn on the hook as I work, but it's still fuzzy. thanks for the great video

[@RebeccaFouts1]

Yes, I know it has a back side. But I noticed my back is not as uniform, even when the front is. So there are bigger bumps and smaller bumps, and the back seems to get fuzzy. I have been trying to find clues as to what I may be doing wrong. The angle of my hook or tension during the stitch, and if do, at what point. And how I can prevent the back from looking so warn and over handled. Thank you for your reply.

[@ImGinaMarie]

Kim I have some questions regarding your book by Leisure Arts; "Tunisian Crochet Stitch Guide" will you please contact me here through google? Thanks!!!

[@brendabollig6856]

This is the same as the bean stitch