How To: Lori's Twisty Bind Off
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- The BEST bind off for ribbing!
4:05 Lori's Twisty Bind Off Tutorial
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I've been knitting for 60 years and this is the first time I have seen this kind of cast off and, I must say, I LOVE IT!!! This is the one I will use from now on! I've seen and used about every kind of cast off out there and yours is the BEST. Thank you for your excellent video.
Thank you so much! I love this cast off so much as well, all credit goes to Lorraine LeGrand! 😍
Same here 😮❤
Great demo of my bind off, thank you. I no longer have the Ravelry account, I deleted by mistake. Lorraine
Oh my goodness, thank you Lorraine! That's so unfortunate of the Ravelry account and your patterns, so much hard work you put into it. If you ever set up a new account/website somewhere, I'm happy to spread the word :)
Much love, Carmen
Thank you Lori for sharing
That was an interesting bind-off! I'm always interested in seeing new knitting techniques and trying them out. Thanks for the tip!
I don't have any flaring problems with Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-off because I always switch to a much smaller needle to do it. However, I'm going to try this to see how it compares in stretchiness. Thanks!
I cannot tell you how much your video helped me achieve this bind off! I gave up on it with Lori's own video----you gave so many more tips and details! than she did. I had to make some adjustments for my own manor of knitting (English style) and at first I was fighting the needles. My saving grace was using an Addi circular tip WITHOUT the cable for the extra needle! That way I could move the yarn around the heel of the needle and not fight the extra cable. I've just finished a pair of toe-up, 2@O socks, first time, and they're the best I've ever done! I'm SO PROUD! Thank you! Norma Byrd.
Thanks so much for sharing. This is my 46th year of knitting and this the first time I come across this beautiful casting off in rib. With love from Nigeria 😘
Thank you so much! Happy knitting ❤️
I don't even know what you said about the bind-off because I was so busy staring at your BEAUTIFUL sweater!!! 😆
2 good ways to remember what way to twist is
1) Follow the working yarn
- If ur knitting ur yarns in back so twist ur tip towards it
- If ur purling ur yarns in front so twist the needle towards it
OR think if it as in a clock face
- knitting is a "normal" stitch so go clockwise (like a clock goes forward in time)
- purling is a " backwards" st so go anticlockwise (like a clock does if times going backwards)
thank you! I prefer lots of stretch in my sweater cuffs, and my tubular bind off is just way too tight. This looks fantastic and stretches really well :) Super easy tutorial to follow and understand!
SUCH a good bind off for ribbing, thank you so much!! I am always trying new cast-ons and bind offs - this one is great and up there in the top ten! Greetings from Hong Kong.
@@lallaward2862 thank you so much! Hello from Scotland 😊
Never heard of this cast off. Thanks.
@@gracejones6324 thank you for giving it a try!
Good tip for remembering which way to twist the needles. Thanks for the nice demonstration.
Thank you so much Olga!
Thank you for the clearly explained technique. One thing, though, with your gray yarn on silver needles with a light blue cord and demonstrated on a gray background was not the best contrast for me. Just something to consider going forward, maybe.
Thank you for your feedback!
Very well explained and much easier than other stretchy bind off techniques!
Thank you so much! I was so pleased as well when I tried this technique :)
A lovely, stretchy bind off, and pretty simple once I got going. Thank you!
I'm going to give that a try. My last sock bind off flared a little more than I liked . Thanks for the new skill.
Your tip For which way to twist is so very helpful. So far, it looks wonderful and stretchy
I love learning something new. Great bind off; easy to remember and do as a continental knitter. It also looks lovely on my 1x1 twisted rib BO. Thanks❤
Thank you so much! It's such a nice stretchy edge isn't it, it's still my favourite :)
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed. I love the little running crisscross along the edge. Just the right amount of stretch but looks wonderful no matter if stretched or not. The color-work in the sweater you have on is absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you so much! I like the criss cross lines too 😊
I've got a free pattern for the sweater I'm wearing, it's called the Around the World Sweater: newleafdesigns.nl/2020/05/15/around-the-world-sweater-pattern/
I did this on the bottom of the No Frills sweater by PetiteKnit and it is perfect. I had to rip an in-pattern traditional bind off because it was too tight and this Twisty Bind Off saved the day. Great explanation and video!
@@katherineh9406 thank you so much! I initially only used this bind off for socks, but now I just use it for any kind of ribbing, as you said it works great for hems!
Your very easy and precise instructions helped me, even though I had done this before, and I loved the idea of using a separate needle. That made it very much easier! Thank you!
Vielen Dank für diese wunderbare Anleitung. So ein leichtes Muster mit einem solch tollen Effekt!
@@hiwwelsche336 herzlichen Dank für die Nachricht, das freut mich sehr!
A great way to cast off. I have just done it on the bottom of a cardigan and t looks great! Thank you x
Yay!! My pleasure :)
This is great thanks so much ❤ it's difficult for me to find a bind off that matches the cast on stretch wise 👍
Excellent tutorial, thank you! This was exactly what I was looking for. This bind off just looks so much neater, and even when you're wearing it, you can tell the difference
Thank you so much! Those are exactly the reasons why I prefer this one as well 😁
This is so much easier for me than the Italian bind off ❤thank you
Thank you so much!
Love the sweater you are wearing❤
Very nice presentation!
Good memory aid!
Thank you💚
Thank you for this video! Your sweater is STUNNING 🤩
Thank you for the tutorial, it was just what I was looking for and gave a nice edge to my sweater hem.
interesting I'll give it a try/ It gives a cute finish.
Very easy to follow your directions. Thank you!
So einfach und so effektiv und hübsch 🎉. Herzlichen Dank ❤!!
Thanks for the instructions. I’m trying this on my current sweater. 🙂
My pleasure! I hope it works well for you 😊
Oh my gosh 🥰😀 the pattern on that sweater, I'm in love... how... what... where can I find that? It's just gorgeous. I love it. Please tell me where I can get that pattern with all the colors and stripes and dots...
C est très intéressant de finir un chandail ainsi ‘merci , je vais l’essayer 🌺
Thank you for a wonderfull smart cast off. It is a super result! And for your clear explanation!!!
@@hannekegroot5651 thank you so much!
Today is a big day, I’m ready to cast off a pair of socks with 1X1 ribbing, and I do knit continental. Thanks so much.
Thank you for sharing. I'm very happy with the finish of my project. Thank you again
I've tried this with bigger and bigger needles and it still doesn't stretch. No good for socks.
I've had the same problem. Doesn't look as stretchy as all the videos I've watched. It still has that tight thing and I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
Same, mine isn't stretchy either???
Same here. Great tutorial, but it's simply not stretchy enough for my socks.
Me too. Very disappointed
I love it...Thank you so much for showing us this fascinating bind off...I'm going to try it right now❤
Great tutorial! Very easy to follow. Thank you!
1:15 I enjoyed your video. I will try I on my next project
I certainly will give this a try!
Thank you! 😊
Excellent tutorial
Using needles that have swivel tips might help?
Lovely. Any suggestion how to do an invisible join at the end?
Hi there! Yes, I'm going more in depth in one of my other videos, this one should start at the right timestamp for weaving in the end: czcams.com/video/t8g72-q_MAQ/video.htmlsi=DmfW1Hj6PivPeBn-&t=3377
Ps - I'm sorry I didn't see the beginning 😂😂 But I already have a pattern for the sweater I want (the best model for me) but the colors and squares and dots etc that you have in your sweater....oh my... How do I get the color diagram and the...I don't know how to say in English....
Vielen lieben Dank für deine tolle Erklärung 🙏und liebe Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪 🥰
Ich mache es gerne 😁 viel Strickspaß!
i have a straight knit stitch tank top to bind off on bottom hem, can I use this with just the knit portion? or is there a better bind off for stretch without flare for that? really want to finish up before summer is over,,,thank you
Hi Laura! Great question. Does your tank top have any ribbing at the hem or is it only knit stitch? You could definitely just use the steps for knit sts of this cast on, although I would always recommend to add some kind of ribbed edge for a tank top.
Thank you!!!
Thanks a lot
I'm pretty new to knitting, but I noticed something. Where you put your working yarn is the same as the direction you twist your needle. I think that might be an easier way to remind yourself of the twist direction, after all the yarn in the front is more visible than the direction you will be working that next stitch. Am I wrong here in some way?
That's another great way to memorize which way to turn!
You mention if the rib is a twisted rib the bind if should be on the wrong side of garment. Please make a tutorial how it done through the wrong side . Thanks
Hi, I meant that if you're knitting twisted rib, you're also knitting the cast on twisted (through the back loop).
moet je bij 2 r 2 av bij de averecht bij alebij de ssteken je naald draaien?
Ja, klopt!
2.5 minutes and no valuable info yet
Too much talk, com on get with the work
I certainly agree with @alicecourtney197 below. I've also been knitting my whole life and have never seen this type of cast off. Great video! I especially like how you take your time showing everyone how to do this. Great job!
Thank you so much 😍❤️