Tubular Bind Off in the Round Without a Jog, Jogless

This video is about Tubular Bind Off in the round. Be sure to watch to the end to see how to join the tail for an invisible join in pattern. This bind off is great anytime you want an invisible, lovely, smooth, stretchy finish for ribbing. If you like this video, subscribe to my channel to see more.

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[gingerredshoes]

This is the best kitchener stitch bind off video I've seen so far. Close enough to see, slow and patient explanation, enough times to really get it. Thanks!

[wendylow]

Great demonstration! I’ve looked at so many Italian bind off methods & been confused but your demonstration was so clear & easy to follow. Thank you 😊

[gailkendall]

Suzanne, you are a fabulous teacher. I have a difficult time following instructions, so your articulate, patient, detailed videos resonate with me. Many thanks.

[anngray]

Still the best teacher in knitting tutorials. Appreciate the transcripts and your clear and concise instructions. You are very good and have taught me everything needed for socks and other knitting designs I would not have thought without your instructions. Thank you! 5 years later still the best!!

[twimbleful]

Hands down the best instruction (video or not) on the tubular bind off I've found after seeing more than 2 dozen and following several. Many of these other tutorials call it a tubular bind off but it is just the sewing part, not the tube. I was so confused, but your clear video made it actually very simple. I've just followed your technique on a sweater, and it looks very professional, and also bounces back perfectly after being stretched. I'm so pleased! Thank you so much!

[PatoAmador]

This is the best explanation and I’ve looked around! Slow, patient, and enough repetitions that I didn’t have to keep pausing and rewinding. Thank you 🙏 ☺️

[neemarafi]

Ive tried this so many times with so many different tutorial videos. This was the one that worked for me, so clear and well explained. Thank you so much!! I can finally do a tubular cast off!

[Approximating]

Thank you for your phenomenal videos – you're one of my favorite instructors on YouTube. You have such a knack for clear explanations.

[lenka]

Thank you so much for posting this and zooming in! Your explanation slow speed and repitition is awesome 👏

[styxxriver]

Now I understand why I always was unhappy with the way the joining looked. That trick with the stitch markers is just AWESOME! Thank you for another enlightening video~

[lles]

You are amazing!! Because of your videos, I have tried so many new things that I used to be afraid of! When I see something in a pattern that I have never done, I immediately look up the technique in your Youtube videos!! You make everything so clear and easy to follow!! Thank so much!
Linda

[cheryloconnor]

Your instructions are clear and easy to follow! Thank you SO much for this video. It is a beautiful stretchy bind off for toe up socks.

[jandroid]

That is an elegant technique. I'm so grateful for your videos.

[cindychilds]

Always my go-to video before doing this lovely bind-off. Thank you, Suzanne!

[nikkiscott]

This makes it easy which I thought it might be. Not over-explained and the close-up image makes clear the movement you need to get the hang of. Thank you!

[emilypatterson]

I've started knitting in lockdown using videos to help me learn. I was sure I would never EVER be able to figure out how to do a tubular bind off, but thanks to your slow and close up demonstration I nailed it on the first try! Thanks so much for your videos <3

[larkmacgregor]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!! I've never had anyone demonstrate this so clearly - and now I can do it without getting confused. Subscribed with gratitude.

[juliadonkin]

thank you for the clear. close up of the bind off steps. Makes it so much easier to see and understand the process.

[katelyndefreitas]

You are seriously the best! I’ve done this tutorial many times with other knitters and can never find the groove. Your tutorials are the best of the best! Thank you

[rebeccahunt]

I agree this is the best tutorial I have seen. Thank you for sharing your expertise.