How To Knit: Joinery Bind Off | Brooklyn Tweed

The Joinery Bind Off, also commonly known as the “Three Needle Bind Off", allows you to simultaneously join and bind off two sets of live stitches. You'll commonly see this on sweater shoulders or the tops of hats as an alternative to seaming two bound-off edges.

Steps:

Place stitches to be joined on two needles, with points facing in the same direction and with right sides together.

With a third needle the same size, k2tog (1 stitch from each needle), *k2tog (1 stitch from each needle), pass second stitch on R needle over first stitch on R needle to bind off 1 stitch; repeat from * to end. Pull yarn through final stitch and fasten off.

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