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Bind-Offs
Video: Frilled Decrease Bind-Off
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Characteristics: stretchy
Difficulty: Advanced
This is a medium-speed frilled bind-off that I see as advanced because it has a lot of steps to remember.
This would be a good bind-off for the top of little girl’s sock, baby booties… anything where you want a little decorative frill.
It’s also very stretchy — this is an increase bind-off, which means that the increased number of stitches along the edge gives it added width and stretch.
Instructions
- K1.
- K1. Do not drop st off L needle.
- Insert L needle tip into 2 front loops on R needle.
- K sts together.
- Move st back to L needle.
- K2tog tbl.
- Repeat steps 2-6 across.
- Cut yarn and pull through last st.
Frilled Decrease Bind-Off - Step-by-Step Photo Instructions
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More Information
This bind-off is similar to the Frilled Standard Bind-Off only it’s noticeably more frilly. It gets its name from the Decrease Bind-Off, to which an extra movement (which you might recognize from the Suspended Variation Bind-Off) is added.
To get the full effect on this and any frilled or ruffled bind-off, you’ll need to block this it: get it wet, squeeze the water out, and shape the edge with your fingers to make it into a frill.
