This simple trick will greatly improve the finished look of your knitted projects. Use bias bind-off whenever you have bind-offs over multiple rows e.g., necklines and shoulder shaping.
Look at the stair-step effect of a regular bind-off in the first photo, compared to the bias bind-off in the second photo.
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wonderful information. Thank you for showing how to do it.
At last a solution to one of my biggest headaches. I tend to knit raglan sweaters just to avoid the jagged bind off. Thank you!
Verdadeiramente util e a explicação deixa clao o que deve ocorrer. Parabens e obrigada pela dica
So much neater. Wish I had seen this method a long time ago
I have been knitting sweaters and cardigans for years (I am now 73) and have only just learned this amazingly simple and beautifully explained technique. Oh, the hours I have spent in frustration sewing up shoulders – once seen, your tip will never be forgotten! Thank you so much.
Great information. I’ve knitted for years and never seen this before. It looks so much better and will be much easier to join when finishing.
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