Three Needle Cast Off (Three Needle Bind Off)

Three Needle Cast Off (Three Needle Bind Off) This full tutorial will show you how to cast off with three needles, as you might be instructed to do in knitting patterns. It sounds counter-intuitive as we usually knit with two needles, and for the pattern to be suggesting this it's most likely the case that you'll be using single-pointed needles. So casting off in this way gives a few advantages. Firstly you'll have a nice flat seam with less bulk as the stitches hold it together. You'll also cut out the need for seaming with a knitter's sewing needle and yarn. ========================= To see other videos on this topic check out: Knitting Jargon Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnqw36aiAI0i81h63AbqW9vmcVNorzdoR How to Knit YFWD: https://youtu.be/RcTlZ83laN8 How To Knit Wrap and Turn (short rows): https://youtu.be/k47M1gjMZ9E How to increase on a purl row (without holes): https://youtu.be/uiz97mjseG8 ======================= Here's a link to the jargon demos pdf, so you'll have all the jargon videos right at your fingertips and never be confused by knitting jargon again. :0) https://knitwithhannah.co.uk/demos ======================= Would you like a crowd of besties to cheer on your every row and finished knit? Make sure you comment in the section below the video (I answer every comment!), we have lives on YouTube which let you meet me and fellow knitters. And often have Knit-Alongs associated with the knitting kits which give you one-to-one video