3 needle bind off

Binding off with the 3-needle bind off method is a way to bind off and connect two sets of live stitches, each on their own knitting needle.

A video tutorial on the three needle bind-off knitting technique.

A step by step tutorial on the three-needle bind-off technique for beginners including a video. Join two pieces together without seaming.

Watch our 3-Needle Bind Off Tutorial and learn a super simple way to join live stitches while creating a strong seam in your knitting.

1Hold the two pieces of knitting which are to be joined together in your left hand. The pattern will tell you whether to hold them WS (wrong sides) together, which will create a seam on the outside of the worl or RS (right sides) together which will create a seam on the inside of the work. The seam is quite neat and decorative so it can look nice on the outside, but if the cast-off is worked RS together, the join will be nearly invisible. Take a third needle of the same size in your right…

Knitting Video Tutorial: Join and bind off in a single step with the three needle bind off

Watch our 3-Needle Bind Off Tutorial and learn a super simple way to join live stitches while creating a strong seam in your knitting.

Are you currently finishing a project but you don’t know what to do with the last stitch? Or have you bound off successfully but your edge doesn’t exactly look neat? In this tutorial, blogger Norman from Nimble Needles will show you a very easy way to bind off the last stitch and fix those little ears at the same time. This step by step tutorial shows 3 alternative methods to neaten the last stitch of a bind off when knitting flat projects. #knitting #knit #knittingtips #knittingtutorial

The three-needle bind-off is a popular method of joining the live stitches of two pieces of fabric. Follow this tutorial to try it!

A step-by-step tutorial on how to do the tubular bind-off in knitting. Creates a super inivisble and super stretchy edge for ribbing.