How to Bind Off Knitting

Binding Off
The bind-off is how you secure all the stitches when you reach the end of your piece. To bind off, start by knitting two stitches. Next, slip the first stitch over the second stitch and off the needles. Knit one more stitch to get back to two on the right hand needle. Now you are ready to bind off again.
Always be sure to bind off LOOSELY, so the bound off edge stretches as much as your cast-on edge.  A trick to ensure a loose bind off is to use larger needles on your bind off row.
You can bind off just by knitting or bind off in a pattern, such as ribbing. The difference is what the edge looks like when you are finished.
Fix It!: How to Tink (unknit)
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How to Tink or unknit
Goofing up doesn't mean you have to start a project completely over. Learn how to unknit stitches one at a time.
Alternate Step: How to PSSO (pass slipped stitch over) english style
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How to PSSO (pass slipped stitch over) english style
The PSSO stitch, also called an SKP (slip, knit, pass) is a very similar action to the bind off.
How to Knit (english style)
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Before you can bind off, you have to knit a couple of stitches. See this video for how to knit english style.
Advanced Step: How to Rib (english style)
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Sometimes you have to bind off your knitting in a pattern such as a rib stitch for the brim of a hat. 

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