#Knitting Tip: Icelandic Bind-off⁠ It's time to look at some matching cast-on⁠ and bind-offs. First up a common bind-off that creates this lovely rounded edge. It's one of my favorites, but there was no matching cast-on, so I created one.⁠ ⁠ First, let's break down the Icelandic bind-off, and next up, I'll show you my unvented bind-off to match.⁠ ⁠ ⁠To see the full youtube video, click here: https://buff.ly/3RaPKWN SHARING IS CARING—If you find these tips helpful, please like the posts and share

💙 Do you need a stretchy bind off? 💙 Try Icelandic Bind Off! I've been using it for cowls and several of you have told me how much you love it for socks too. Save this reel for the next time you need a little extra stretch in your bind off! | Knitlifeoils

The Icelandic Bind Off will forever be my favorite bind off for garter stitch... what is yours? #knittingtip #knittingtechniques #knitstagram #knittip #nelkindesigns #emmasyarn | Laura Nelkin Designs

🩷 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

🤍 Icelandic Bind Off! 🤍 This is such a quick and easy stretchy bind off. Have you tried it yet?! | Knitlifeoils

💜 My three favorite bind offs! 💜 I use standard bind off, suspended bind off, and Icelandic bind off the most. Save this post for the next time you need to choose a bind off 😊 | Knitlifeoils