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Bind-Off Videos
Basic bind-off
Most widely used bind off. But the other bind offs create interesting edges that you should check out.
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Tip for stretchier bind-off
Beginners have a hard time learning to bind off loosely, so we have a few tips for those of you who can use it.

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Grafting - (Kitchener stitch)
Grafting two fabrics together elliminates the need for a seam. But this techniques is also a prerequisite to learning the invisible cast-on. Some people refer to grafting a seam as the "kitchener stitch".
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Invisible bind-off
This is a wonderful bind off for a neck ribbing. This bind off creates a very stretchy edge, and yet holds in the shape of the neck. Once you practice this edge and become an expert, it is sure to be your favorite bind-off.
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Single & Double Crochet bind-offs
The crochet bind-offs are used mostly for a decorative edge. Such as an edge for a pocket. Crochet lovers might prefer to use this bind-off because of the simplicity of it.
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Three needle bind-off
This bind-off is perfect for a shoulder seam in a sweater, where you have the same amount of stitches in the back shoulder as you have in the front shoulder.
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Decrease bind-off
This bind-off creates a firm edge. It also is helpful to use on a stockinet edge to help it from curling. We like this bind-off for pocket edges.
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Coming Soon
Picot bind-off
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Sloped bind-off
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