Learn the Italian Sewn Bind-off & how to remember the steps
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2023
- In this knitting tutorial you'll learn the steps for an Italian Sewn Bind-off with a helpful memory tool. Use this tutorial for the Italian Sewn Bind-off or the final grafting steps of a tubular bind-off.
The Italian Sewn Bind-off is a stretchy bind-off for 1x1 ribbing (k1, p1) that creates a neat finished edge. A sewn bind-off is ideal for toe-up sock cuffs, neckbands or sweater sleeves to level up your finishing technique. The Italian Sewn Bind-off follows similar steps to the Kitchener stitch with the stitches on a single needle.
01:46 Step by Step
🔗 Check out the article on Knithow for the Pictorial version and more details.
www.knithow.com/learn/italian-sewn-bind-off
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This it the BEST tutorial EVER!!!!! After watching others, I'd given up...decided to search once more...and HERE YOU WERE!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH.....
Sometimes we just need the information presented differently. So glad I was able to help you over this hurdle.
Thanks, this was a great tutorial. I think this will help me to remember it without looking it up.
How does this video only have 26 likes? It's the best Italian bind off tutorial I've seen!
Thanks so much, I’m really proud of this one 🥰
@@knithow could you tell me wether I can do this bindoff in a knit 1,purl 2 sequentie??
@@liesschotman7973 Unfortunately, this bind off won't work for knit 1, purl 2. The magic in the Italian Bind Off requires 1 knit to 1 purl.
Thank you, amazing tutorial. You saved my sanity!
I don’t usually comment on things I watch but after watching several of my regular videos about this bind off and trying, trying, trying I kept digging and thankfully found this. I did watch and rewatch the whole time I was doing this button band but, thanks to your great tutorial, I finally got it finished! I hope you have more tutorials for me to watch as I am teaching myself to knit with only RUclips as my guide. THANKS! 8:45
The memory tool is the best. With this tutorial finally I got it ❤❤❤
Very clearly and easy to remember! This is the best Italian bind-off tutorial video I've seen.
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
You are a great teacher, thank you , thank you, thank you. This is the first video I've watched that makes this bind off understandable. The mnemonic is awesome. Looking forward to your other videos.
Thank you so much!
That was so helpful! I don't know how many other videos I watched but I *finally* get it!
I'm so glad!
Thank goodness I found your video. I thought I was going crazy till I found your explanation !!!! It all suddenly made sense. Thank you.
So glad it helped!
Thanks so much for your tutorial. I was just about to give up on a tubular bind off, but after watching your tutorial about 20 times, I have it! It turned out great and I’m glad I stuck with it. I like that you used very thick yarn and big needles. It early helped to see what you were doing.
Glad I could help! It took me a long time for me to get too.
You have the heart of a teacher! I'm an advanced knitter, but I watched several how-to videos before it finally clicked for me by watching yours. Yours was the only one that explained you work the knit stitches and purl stitches IN PAIRS. Thank you!
That is the best compliment, Thank you!
Wow! The mnemonic is super helpful and your instructions are so clear. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
This tutorial saved me!!!!!! I am very visual and was so frustrated with other videos. Thank you so much!! BTW I had my husband trying to help me and he is not a knitter....you saved my marriage LOL🤣
Happy to help 🤣
Wow 🎉 I struggle with remembering this bind off every time I do it and keep having to rewind video’s to rewatch and rewatch still getting myself in a muddle but this has finally got it in my head and I have you wonderful chart for reference just in case thank you so so much for this very grareful 😊
I have tried learning this bind off from so many tutorials, but you are one taught this perfectly. Thank you ❤
Love to hear this!
With the help of your clear tutorial, I just did my very first Italian Sewn Bind-off on a sleeve and it looks great. Thank you so much!
Great job! 👏
I have struggled immensely with the Italian bind off and your video made SO much sense! I completed the bind off without a single problem! I can’t thank you enough for this extremely clear and easy to follow tutorial! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Oh thank makes me so happy!
I have watched several videos, trying to get it in my head how to do this Italian bind off your video is awesome. I will have no trouble completing the bind off with your instructions. Thank you so much.😊
I'm so glad :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I have tried many times to do the Italian Sewn Bind-off and it has never worked out for me. My theory is that I never really understood what was happening! I have watched many tutorials and this is definitely the one. Thank you so much!!
🎉 I’m so happy that this video did the trick! ❤
This amazing video is TRULY the best tutorial I ever watched!!! It helped me a ton, thanks SOOO much!
Thank you for explaining going around and through the back of a stitch. Definitely cleared that up and now stopped hunting for a better view.
So glad it helped!
Thank you so much for making this tutorial!!! I could not have done this without the chart you made. So smart. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Absolutely brilliant video, thank you so much. ❤
I love this ! Finally I got it!
Hooray! 🎉
By far the best tutorial on RUclips or Instagram!!!! Thank you 🙏🏼
You're so welcome! Glad it helps!
Finally! I have watched so many videos and your mnenomic finally sunk in…plus I can go back to remind myself how to do this later. Don’t know WHY it took so long to GET it ( since I’ve done the Kitchener stitch often enough!) but now I have the tool! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to unpick this on my latest sweater pattern . Thank you.
I'm so happy it helped! It took dozens of times practicing kitchener stitch and the Italian Sewn Bind Off for me to really get it. Abbreviating it into the mnemonic made all the difference for me as well. 😊
Thank you so much for this video! I have watched several tutorials to learn this bind-off, and this one is by far the best.
You're very welcome! ☺️
Great tutorial and love the visual cheat sheet/pictorial! Thank you!!
Great tutorial! Thanks so much!
Super helpful! Thank you!
Love your memory tool! This has been a game changer for me🩷So easy to follow & find where you are. Thank you so much for this!
Thank you so much for this clear tutorial.
Incredibly helpful! I appreciate the chart.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video! Thank you
Your tutorial is just best ❤
The cheat sheet helped a ton! Thank you so much for the super clear and detailed instructions!
I love a cheat sheet and so glad it helps.
Very helpful! Thank you for clear explanation and demonstration!
Thanks for watching!
Thank You! Great video...made it easy!
Thank you so much for this! Your excellent visual aid really helped me...I had to pull out my first attempt but your video helped me to master this method. Grateful !
If we don’t have to rip something back, are we even knitting? 😉 Happy my method helps!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I finally understand the entire method now.
Great to hear! It's a tricky bind-off for sure but so worth it :)
Great tutorial, Ellen! 🤩
Thank you 🙏
Such great method to teach! Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is an amazing demonstration and the best one so far. I have been in a tizzy trying to figure out how to do this bind off. Thank you so much. I am now a new subscriber. ❤
Welcome 🙏 I’m thrilled this video helped break down the technique for you.
Under rated video & your cheat sheet is great!
Thank you!
I finally get it, you explain it very well, thank you!
Great to hear!
the chart is really helpful, definitely saving it! thanks ellen!
i ended up falling into this rhythm of "knit and it stays on, knit and it comes off. purl and it stays on (go back!), purl and it comes off. (come forth!)" i was basically rapping it by the end of it, gonna have italian bind off stuck in my head for days now
This is amazing, let me know when you record the song 😂
Definitely the ultimate superb way of teaching this technique. A good teacher is a teacher for life! Thank you!
Wow, thanks for this!
Thank you so much for this video. Could you please explain how to bind off Italian style with 3 knit 1 purl?
This technique relies on matching up a knit stitch with a purl stitch. If you want to use this after a k3, p1 ribbing I would first work a round of k1, p1 ribbing.
Thank you...👏👏👏👏
Oh wow, this is Kitchener stitch, only it's on one needle! 🤯 * new life hack unlocked *
Exactly!
I love this video. I knit my socks toe up, and make the ankle top with a knit 3, purl 1 rib. Is it possible to use this bind off method on a k3 p1 rib?
This technique relies on matching up a knit stitch with a purl stitch. If you want to use this after a k3, p1 ribbing I would first work a round of k1, p1 ribbing.
I'm working the button plackets for Petite Knit Lulu Slipover. I'm instructed to use Italian cast off on the back side placket. My first stitch to work will be a purl stitch, not a knit (as was the other areas in this pattern). How do I knit the set up stitches with that stitch being a purl?
Hi. Thank you for the tutorial. What if you did k1p1 but you knitted through the back loop? How can I do an Italian bind off that way? Please help.
Thank you.
Hi there, I don't have a lot of experience with this bind off for twisted ribbing myself. I did that @RoxanneRichardson made a tutorial recently for exactly that. Hope it helps! ruclips.net/video/vRZ62SX7_dY/видео.html
Thank you for the great video!
So happy you like it :)
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I don’t get the ending. The last purl stitch is not worked twice, or did I miss a step?
The last purl is worked as step 4 of the K - P - P - K sequence. Then a second time in the final 2 steps. Check out the pictorial linked in the description, it may be more helpful to see it broken down there.
This looks so much like a Kitchener graft..
It is essentially the same thing, good catch!
I find it very confusing . It would’ve been better for me if you had carried on showing us the rst of the row instead of saying you carried on to the end . I cold t follow it after that
Thanks for commenting, everyone learns differently. On this channel I work to provide videos that have sections that can be rewatched as many times as you need without making the video too long.
I added a time stamp to the description at the beginning of the Step by Step instructions to make it a bit easier to repeat that portion of the video. 01:46 is the beginning of the step by step.
If you learn with pictorials there are step by step instructions and images here www.knithow.com/learn/italian-sewn-bind-off
In the end if my teaching style doesn't work for you with this technique I'd recommend this video by @verypinkknits ruclips.net/video/FNbanlVzbxw/видео.htmlsi=L-1R_a0M1LYd85em