This is the final lesson of the Whale Done Socks skill building KAL. It's time to use a suspended bind off to finish our socks.
If you need to review any lessons, links are available in the KAL Introduction. If you would like a printable copy of the entire pattern, the Whale Done Socks Pattern is available in my shop.
I like to use a suspended bind off. The big difference between a regular bind off and suspended bind off is what you do with your passed over stitches. Let me show you.
Now it's your turn! Keep with the established ribbing pattern and use a suspended bind off to finish your sock.
I'm so excited to be done with my Whale Done Socks and I would love to see how yours turned out.
Post a picture of your socks on Facebook and/or Instagram with #thechillydog and tag me @thechillydog. Then share a link to your post on the KAL Giveaway page to earn entries for a chance to win a knitty treat.
I really hope that you enjoyed this knit along and improving your knitting skills. If you have any questions or suggestions for future knit along projects you can email me or send me a private message on Facebook or Instagram. All my contact info is in the left sidebar under "Let's Connect".
If you need to review any lessons, links are available in the KAL Introduction. If you would like a printable copy of the entire pattern, the Whale Done Socks Pattern is available in my shop.
Lesson 7: Suspended Bind Off
How you bind off a toe up sock has a significant impact on the wearability of the sock. If you bind off too tightly, the cuff either won't stretch enough to pull the sock over your foot or the edge of the cuff could dig into your leg during wear, so it's important to skip the regular bind off and opt for a more flexible, stretchy technique.I like to use a suspended bind off. The big difference between a regular bind off and suspended bind off is what you do with your passed over stitches. Let me show you.
Now it's your turn! Keep with the established ribbing pattern and use a suspended bind off to finish your sock.
Share Your Progress
I'm so excited to be done with my Whale Done Socks and I would love to see how yours turned out.
Post a picture of your socks on Facebook and/or Instagram with #thechillydog and tag me @thechillydog. Then share a link to your post on the KAL Giveaway page to earn entries for a chance to win a knitty treat.
I really hope that you enjoyed this knit along and improving your knitting skills. If you have any questions or suggestions for future knit along projects you can email me or send me a private message on Facebook or Instagram. All my contact info is in the left sidebar under "Let's Connect".