Neck Shaping/Sloped Bind-Off Method (in Azalea top)
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- In this video I show you how I work the neck shaping in my Azalea top. I show you how to bind-off for your front center stitches and then how to work the sloped bind-off method to work your side neck decreases. Although it's specific to the Azalea pattern, the techniques I work are similar to other drop-shoulder, bottom-up garments so it may be helpful to see this techniques in action even if you're working a different pattern.
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I found this video to be absolutely excellent- so clear and helpful. You are a born teacher - thank you!
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Greetings from France. Congratulations 🏆🏆🏆I really appreciated this video. Such a smooth neat Professional bindoff. I must "hunt" for the shoulder sloped bindoff too. Thanks for all the time spent on making this video and posting it on CZcams. You are a genius. Thanks a million for sharing caring and making me smile 🥰👍👍👍👍💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹
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Hi how about the other shoulder? How do you start binding it off if the yarn is at the other shoulder?
Hi! After you finish one shoulder, you'll cut the yarn on that side. And then to start the other side you'll just join a new ball of yarn. When you start the other side, since it starts with a "sl2 pwise" and then bind-off, you don't need to actually join the yarn until after that. Hope that helps!
What about the other side? Are you not going to bind off slightly offset to the other side, or is that just me? I mean if you can only bind off at the beginning of a row, then you'll be doing it on different rows that the left one, right?
This is my first neckline bind off, so it might just be how it is in knitting 🤷 But I can't seem to find the answer.
Hi There! Great question - I haven't noticed any visible difference between the sides. I think it's because with the sloped bind-off you're working with slipped stitches (at least for the first bind-off). So even though the Left Front doesn't work the first BO until row 2, the last stitch is slipped on row 1, so the first BO on row 2 is of an unworked stitch from row 1 (if that makes sense!).
Demonstration not clear. It should include which side you are working, right or wrong, how many stitches are you knitting before your next bindoff, instead, you are only saying,"to a certain number", that doesn't gives any clear idea of what you doing
Thank you for your feedback and I’m so sorry you found this video unclear. What size of Azalea are you making? I’d be happy to help clarify the instructions a bit more but the number of stitches worked in this area is dependent on the size of Azalea that you’re making. Happy to help in anyway I can and thanks again for your feedback.
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