Three Methods for Removing the Bind Off Edge / Tink the BO
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Do you need to remove your bind off edge, but not sure how! Let me show you.
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Wow, thanks! Happy New Year!
You have a gift for teaching and sharing your knowledge - thank you so much! I always have been reluctant to remove the bind off, but now, will do when necessary. Love your tips. Radha x
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Excellent! I learned two (new to me) ways to remove a bind-off! Thanks?
Excellent! I have another video coming out on how to remove the cast on edge. I think you will like that too. Happy New Year.
I was working with heavy yarn, so chose to unravel it. It worked very well. Thank you!
Hi Suzanne, you're a life saver. I was asked by a friend if the cast on edge could be undone. The first thing I said was if it could be undone Suzanne will have a tutorial. Thank you so much for all your video tutorials, I enjoy them so much. You are a natural teacher. 🤗
Rita, thank you so much for watching and for your very kind words!
Thank you very much , I plan to make my scarf longer 😊
Wonderful to hear, A O, just don't trip over a too long scarf! 😉
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Thank you, Suzanne! You've come to my rescue once again! I had inadvertently put buttonholes on the wrong side of my sweater and was tempted to just leave it. But I knew it would bug me even though I probably will never button it. I was dreading taking apart the bind off, but your video showed it was easy peasy! Thank you, thank you!!
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So glad you showed this method, always look forward to learning from your videos Suzanne.
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Great video
! It comes at the right times. I always improve my knitting with you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this!! Making a sweater as a gift and found out a little too late the the sleeves are not long enough.
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Thank you so much! I received some knitting needles on my 14th birthday and have just started a scarf and binded off while it was too short! The normal method is as you say SCARY! Definitely trying out the first option you showed! So clever!
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Thank you! This was so helpful and well explained.
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Perfect timing! I ran out of yarn while binding off a shawl and need to remove the bind off and buy more yarn to complete the work! Thank you - an excellent tutorial as always!
Happy New Year!
Thank you Suzanne. Very helpful instructional ♡
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I have never seen that method of going under the right leg! I will try that next time. Thank you!
Hope you like it!🧶
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Thank you for sharing..
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Cool! Thanks!
Welcome!
Great video Suzanne! It’s nice to have options! I’m at the point where live stitches don’t bother me. Somehow I can get them back on the needles. But sometimes I’d prefer the safer method if there aren’t too many stitches. Thanks for sharing and showing us exactly where to pick up!
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Happy New Year Suzanne!
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Great! I usually do the second method. I did not know about the first method. I am certainly going to try it. Thank you
Let me know what you think. Happy New Year!
@@SuzanneBryan A real fool-proof method. Great! Thank you
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Thank you. I was doing this but hadn’t analyzed what it was.
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Thank you for your helpful videos. I wonder if you have a video showing how to undo a Too-tight BO edge but for ribbing? I know I saw a video years ago, and I thought there would be tons of videos of this by now, but I cannot find one.
If you don't have one, do you know of one? Perhaps I'm not searching correctly. If I recall, it involves running a lifeline or a smaller circ through a row above the BO and then knitting down (or up?) and B'gO again...I think!
Or maybe you will consider a video on it ??! I'd love to see it done. I have a hat that came out great, knitted top down, but I cannot wear it because of the BO! I'm usually not afraid to mess something up -- It's only knitting! But, I'm procrastinating on this hat I love big time, lol. Thanks!
Great suggestion, I am adding this to my video todo list. 🧶
@@SuzanneBryan, Oh, great! Thank you. Looking forward to it :^)
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Thank you - I've got a question - How do I remove a few rows from a cast on because the neck is a bit high have you done a video on that please.
Jennifer Elliott insert a horizontal lifeline then rip back and pick up stitches from the lifeline.
When you remove the cast on, you have to pick out one stitch at a time. Do not worry about losing stitches as they will not come undone by themselves. Then you will need to pick out each stitch individually until you are back to where you want to be. If there were increases and such along the way, it will just take a little extra persistence, but you can get them out. This is a great idea for a video, thank you, adding to my video todo list now. Happy New Year.
Thanks! Does the same technique work for a tubular bind off?
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