Bind-Off at Both Ends

This is a knitting technique based on a combination of trapping a carried yarn in Fair Isle knitting and Rick Mondragon's sliding loop intarsia technique. If a pattern directs you to bind off at the beginning of the RS row, work to the end, and bind off at the beginning of the WS row; you can instead bind off at the end of the RS row without adding an extra row of stitches. Read more at https://jolieaelder.blogspot.com.

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