A Jogless Bind Off

In this short technique video, I'll show you how to eliminate that annoying jog at the end of your bind off.
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Project shown here is the Kitty Pi by Wendy Johnson
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[@ShortCircuitMom]

How simple and yet, so seamless! Thanks Jana! I can’t wait to try it.

[@PurlTogether]

You are so welcome!

[@tricomichoumicheline9238]

Wow! Simple but amazing! Thanks Jenna for your wonderful tricks of the trade! Much appreciated!

[@PurlTogether]

You're so welcome!

[@bellehargraves2647]

so simple but genius!! makes it look so much nicer. thank you Jana

[@PurlTogether]

Glad you like it!

[@psh4680]

Thank you so much. Your tips and teaching techniques are so clever. Blessings.

[@PurlTogether]

Glad you like them!

[@nikiTricoteuse]

Thank you so much! Simple, effective and looks great.

[@karenboehlert7862]

Awesome! Fantastic! Wonderful! Thank you! ⭐️

[@lindahindman3794]

I love this technique!

[@sandraray7465]

Thank you. This really helps!

[@joannball8703]

Thank you, so smooth.

[@jayleendelrio2075]

Thank you so much for this great tip!

[@22Tya]

Genius! I am for sure going to try this

[@heathertucker7056]

Great tip! Thank you.

[@crystalanne1619]

That’s awesome! Thank you!

[@dianafuller658703]

Very helpful!

[@lesliemaycock7929]

Awesome tip!

[@Christine-ht5rs]

Brilliant ! Thank you ❣️

[@PurlTogether]

Glad you liked it!

[@kerfuffle9312]

🙀 Brilliant! Thank you!

[@PurlTogether]

You are so welcome!

[@amberm4181]

Thank you very much!

[@PurlTogether]

You're welcome!

[@margueritefoley1262]

Genius!

[@yessenianorgate225]

Thank you x that is very useful

[@PurlTogether]

Glad it was helpful!

[@frausisu7465]

Excellent. I've been binding that last loop to the first bind off stitch. Then weaving the end to the backside next loop. Sounds weird but It's effective.

[@kathiewoodworth4432]

Amazing!!

[@PurlTogether]

Thanks!!

[@andiestewart958]

Great idea. Why not transfer last stitch to left needle, lift previous bound off stich over that loop and then pull through? That seems easier than threading the loop through the tapestry needle (especially with bulky yarn)
This seems similar to what someone suggested doing with crochet hook
I was also taught when weaving in end through purl bump to split the yarn in the purl bump to keep the end from pulling out.

[@PurlTogether]

If I'm understanding your suggestion, that would leave the loop and the end that is pulled through on the right side of your work. I prefer to have all of that hidden on the back.

[@andiestewart958]

@@PurlTogether right. I knew there must be some reason to use needle. Thanks

[@debbieevans5884]

This is great, I love it! Thank you.🤩

[@tonycampanelli2860]

Brilliant! Thanks for this! Would like to see this also if your doing a purlwise bindoff.

[@Skumitomum]

Great success! Wonderful 💡!

[@AftonGroveKnitter]

Who would ha “thunk” it!

[@Stephlovesnapping]

Thanks! This really helps!

[@rebeccasexton5142]

Genius!

[@marypfeffer997]

Genius!