🩶 Icelandic Bind Off 🩶 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

🩷 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

#Knitting Tips: Icelandic Cast-on (to match the Icelandic bind-off)⁠ Early today, I broke down the Icelandic bind-off (previous post). Take a look at the steps. Notice how you knit a stitch, then put it back on the needle. By pulling the first stitch through the second stitch to knit it, we cross those stitches (that's why the bind off doesn't just pull out the way a traditional one does).⁠ ⁠ Do you see the inspiration for this unvented cast-on to match?⁠ ⁠To see the full youtube video, click he

✨️ 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