286K views · 141 reactions | 勇 Icelandic Bind Off 勇 I love using this bind off for the bottom of cardigans, the top of toe up socks, and cowls! It adds just a little extra stretch and a beautiful edge! Want to see a full video, written, and auditory tutorial of this technique? Comment "Knit Happy" and I'll send you a link to grab your FREE ticket to the virtual summit where I'm teaching a full tutorial on this technique! | Knitlifeoils | Facebook

🩷 Icelandic Bind Off for Garter Stitch 🩷 I love Icelandic bind off because it gives a little extra stretch. But it also blends right into garter stitch! Save this reel for the next time you need a bind off for garter stitch 😊 | Knitlifeoils

Ever tried the sewn bind off? ✨ This stretchy, neat cast-off method, first popularised by the brilliant Elizabeth Zimmermann, is ideal for projects that need a bit of give, like top-down socks, shawls, or necklines. It’s a favourite among makers for good reason: it’s beautifully elastic and finishes off your knitting with a clean edge that won’t pinch or pull. If you're curious to give it a go, this quick tutorial will walk you through each step! 🧶 LoveCrafts | Knitting Tutorial | Beginner Knit

✨️ That binding off the body of a cardigan feeling ✨️ This always feels like such a huge accomplishment after days and weeks of knitting rows and rows. I'm using the Icelandic Bind Off because I love the little bit of extra stretch and still keeping the stability. Double tap if you can relate to this feeling 😊 | Knitlifeoils