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2018 Oct 20 - BIND OFFS

OFF MACHINE

Single Pass OFF MACHINE Bind Off (my preferred method)

See the YouTube video

This is my favorite go-to OFF MACHINE bind off. This can be done with or without a hung hem (hung hem leaves two stitches on one needle). Most of the time I end my project with scrap yarn and then use this method to fold over the work to secure live stitches to the project. Its easy, fast and stretchy.

In this example, after hanging hem I cut the sock yarn after leaving an extra long tail then threaded purple scrap yarn and cranked 4-6 rows of scrap. I removed it from the machine

Photo 1) threading the sock yarn on a darning needle
Photo 2) I passed the needle through the two hung hem stitches
Photo 3) then went under and through the the single yarn before the two passed hung hem stitches (kind of like a lasso).
Photo 4: gently tighten very minimally.
Repeat with each hung hem set of stitches all the way around, knot and hide ends by threading in.

Also on INSTAGRAM - REF1, REF2, REF3,


ON MACHINE

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AKA - Double Pass ON MACHINE Bind Off

A quick, easy double pass way to bind off your live stitches on a circular sock knitting machine - whether it’s after hung hem as shown (resulting in two stitches on each needle) or whether single live stitches on each needle.

YouTube video 

Also on INSTAGRAM



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Latch Hook ON MACHINE Bind Off

Photo shows that in this example a hung hem was done and then the bind off started (why there are two stitches on each needle).

VIDEO OF METHOD - LONG - SHORT


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