Kitchener Bind Off on Loom Step 1 Transfer Stitches

Step 1 to do kitchener bind off on loom- Transfer half your stitches on your loom to the other half of the loom to prepare for the kitchener bind off while on the loom. Step 2 to finish bind off here: • Kitchener Bind Off On ... Video uses 40 peg 3/8" cindwood adult sock loom and cascade pacific yarn. Yes I know pink yarn and pink pegs is not the best! Please subscribe, like, comment and share.
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[@j.laniwinkler9903]

Thank You Joanna. Beautiful tutorial.

[@togetic1486]

Thank you for this! I'm glad you didn't get the peg count right because now I can follow along when I do the same thing.

[@LoomKnittingwithJoanna]

:) you're welcome! It certainly is an easy fix if you do do it!

[@jessiepotter5235]

It will be easier if you use a circular needle to remove the stitches from the loom a larger size circular needle.

[@beverlylocklear4244]

Question: I've never done this stitch but I am a fumble fingers. Is there a reason for not using a stitch holder?

[@debras2845]

i cannot seem to find this pattern; it is available? beautiful pattern.

[@LoomKnittingwithJoanna]

I'm working on the pattern and hoping to have it finished before the end of the month

[@courtney2354]

Do you do the toe shaping exactly like the heel? Also, my kitchner came out very loopy on one side (I'm using 1/2 gauge cindwood with worsted weight #4 yarn) not sure where I went wrong?

[@LoomKnittingwithJoanna]

Yes I do the shaping the same for both. Make sure that after you transfer your stitches to the other half of the loom that you go back with your loom tool and tighten them. Also don't loosen or tug on the stitches on the pegs when you are working the yarn on the needle knitwise/purlwise as you cast off. Let me know if you have other questions and thanks for viewing! :)