How To Bind Off On Magic Loop

How To Bind Off On Magic Loop

There are a few challenges when it comes to binding off seamlessly on Magic Loop.

As you may know, knitting in the round does not create a perfect stack of rounds, like a stack of coins.

Instead, it makes a spiral stack of stitches, like a slinky - the end of one spiral loop is just a little bit taller than the where it began.

At the end of your project it can be a challenge to get these ends to blend in completely seamlessly.

In addition, if you are new to Magic Loop knitting, the bind off might seem just a little tricky - what do you do when you have only one stitch left on half your round?

This video will show you how to solve both of these problems:

Binding Off: How To Bind Off On Magic Loop

There are a few challenges when it comes to binding off seamlessly on Magic Loop. As you may know, knitting in the round does not create a perfect stack of rounds, like a stack of coins. Instead, it makes a spiral stack of stitches, like a slinky - the end of one spiral loop is just a little bit tal

See also: How to Neaten the Last Stitch of Your Bind-Off in the Round

If you haven't already bought it, I highly recommend:
The Complete Video Guide to Magic Loop

Related Tutorials:

• “Tinking” on Magic Loop — How to Undo Knitting in the Round
• Traveling Loop Method For Magic Loop

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