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With the right techniques, binding off your projects can be easy and stress free. In this video, Iamp;#39;ll show you three ways to finish your knitting like a pro. Hi, Iamp;#39;m Stefanie Japel, a designer and instructor on Craftsy dot com. Iamp;#39;m going to show three easy ways to bind off your project. Binding off is what we call it when we are finished with the knitting of a project, and need to secure the last row. First, let me show you a traditional bind off. You just knit two stitches, pass the first knit stitch over the second one. Then repeat across the row. Next let me show you how to bind off amp;quot;in stitch patternamp;quot;. This is similar to the traditional bind off, except that if you come to a purl, you purl then slip the last stitch over, if you come to a knit, you knit, then slip the last stitch over. Now Iamp;#39;ll work a three-needle bind-off. This is perfect for when you want to join two pieces of knit fabric together, end-to-end, without adding extra
