A stretchy bind-off is essential for projects that need a little extra give, such as socks, cuffs, and necklines. Unlike traditional bind-offs, which can sometimes feel too tight, a stretchy bind-off provides flexibility while maintaining a neat and polished edge. There are many techniques to achieve this, from Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-Off to the Russian Bind-Off, each offering a different level of elasticity. Mastering a stretchy bind-off ensures your finished pieces are comfortable, functional, and easy to wear!
When knitting toe-up socks, achieving a comfortable and flexible bind-off is crucial. A tight bind-off can make it difficult to slip the socks on and off, while an overly loose bind-off might lack the necessary structure. The Stretchy Sock Bind-Off is the perfect solution, ensuring READ MORE
Having designed a shawl or two, we’ve had to do a lot of binding off. This is our preferred bind-off for shawls, giving enough stretch to block lace out nicely while still leaving a nice clean edge. When binding off for shawls, it is important READ MORE
