Love this! I have the Italian bind off figured out but it's always such a chore and if you get off by a step, it's pretty obvious and doesn't look good. There is really no screwing this one up it seems and I love that! Thank you for showing such a clear tutorial!
Super! That would make very durable cuff edges, especially for children's sweaters and heirloom sweaters. We've all seen ragged cuffs on a beloved Fisherman's knit or Gansey from ages ago! Excellent video!
Is this better than the sew bind off?and does it use more yarn than the sew bind off n the regular bind off. Thanks for the information on new bind off methods
@@natalieholm7055 I can't speak to how much yarn it uses vs. the sewn bind off since I've only done the sewn bind off a little and quit before I was done. I have a hard time keeping tension even when binding off. That's my main reason using the Ruke. You don't have to worry that you might be pulling too tight. It's very forgiving.
I've only used this in the round on the right side. I'm assuming you work in the round with the inside (wrong side) facing you. I don't see why this wouldn't work that way. It's very subtle looking and shouldn't be a problem. Let me know how it works for you. 🙂
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Amazing bind off and so easy to do. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Go well and looking forward to your next video.
i like the Ruke bindoff. Thank you so much.
Oh my. This will be my go to bind off from now on. Thank you so much for the very clear instructions.
Love this! I have the Italian bind off figured out but it's always such a chore and if you get off by a step, it's pretty obvious and doesn't look good. There is really no screwing this one up it seems and I love that! Thank you for showing such a clear tutorial!
@@ALovely42 You're very welcome.
Super! That would make very durable cuff edges, especially for children's sweaters and heirloom sweaters. We've all seen ragged cuffs on a beloved Fisherman's knit or Gansey from ages ago! Excellent video!
It has definitely become my favorite bind off.
Never heard of this BO before! LOVE IT! In spite of my forgetfulness, I think I'll remember this! Thank you!
You're very welcome! Glad you found it helpful
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Love love love this, so simple!! Thanks
Gladyou like it. You're welcome.🌻
I absolutely love this bind off! Thank you 😊
You're welcome 🌻
I love this bind off. Thank you !
You're very welcome
Gorgeous 🤩
Is this better than the sew bind off?and does it use more yarn than the sew bind off n the regular bind off. Thanks for the information on new bind off methods
@@natalieholm7055 I can't speak to how much yarn it uses vs. the sewn bind off since I've only done the sewn bind off a little and quit before I was done. I have a hard time keeping tension even when binding off. That's my main reason using the Ruke. You don't have to worry that you might be pulling too tight. It's very forgiving.
Thank you for the demonstration it is very helpful. Does it matter which side is the right side doing this in the round
I've only used this in the round on the right side. I'm assuming you work in the round with the inside (wrong side) facing you. I don't see why this wouldn't work that way. It's very subtle looking and shouldn't be a problem. Let me know how it works for you. 🙂
You didn't start from the beginning?
Gracias
I like will try
But you didn't start from the beginning?