How to Knit: a LACY SCALLOP BIND-OFF | Easy Knitting Pattern for a Pretty Scalloped Edging

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This simple tutorial demonstrates how to knit a shell scallop edge whilst binding off. The pattern requires you to cast on (using a backwards loop cast on) in the middle of a row, and then bind off all of these extra stitches on the following row. It is this quick & drastic reduction in stitch number that creates the wavy edge :)
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19 сен 2024

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@julihird1390 Год назад

Thank you! I have been searching for a scallop bind-off for my top-down patterns. This is lovely and simple.

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

Excellent :) glad it was helpful!

@jillrodgers3212 Год назад

Thank you too. I've been looking for a bind-off scallop edge. This is great. People are so clever making this up. Great demo!👍

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

Thank you :) Glad you like it

@natyapriya1 Год назад

This is absolutely great. The instructions are so clear and simple. I was looking for a knitted edge to a lacy shrug and this is perfect. Thank you.

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

So glad you found it helpful! Happy knitting :)

@janedraheim7951 10 месяцев назад

What a beautiful and easy bind off! Thanks for sharing this. Your explanation was easy to follow.

@RokoleeDIY 10 месяцев назад

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it :)

@tartanspaghetti3204 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for your time and skill! I finished a pair of wrist warmers with this edging and they look gorgeous. Your instructions are clear and easy to follow 🙂

@RokoleeDIY 9 месяцев назад

Excellent :D I'm glad you liked the pattern

@sheralync5854 9 месяцев назад

i did a fisherman knit scarf, then 5 rows garter stitch, then your bindoff. it looks fabulous :-) thank you

@RokoleeDIY 8 месяцев назад

Awesome! So glad it worked well for you :)

@moonbasket Год назад

Thank you so much for this tutorial! Going to try it out on a baby tunic I'm knitting because the original pattern just has a plain cast off border, which is boring.

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

Excellent :D Glad you like it

@SheSellsYarn32174 6 месяцев назад

I enjoyed your tutorial and ended up using this lovely edge stitch in a shawl pattern designed for our yarn shop in Florida. I wondered if I could have your approval to link this video within the pattern instructions. Thank you so much!

@RokoleeDIY 6 месяцев назад

Permission granted! And thanks very much :D

@eclaire58 2 года назад

Very easy. Seems easy to make the scallops bigger...I assume I found just cast off more between scallops and cast on more backwards loops as long as it's an odd number

@RokoleeDIY 2 года назад

Sorry for the late reply, but yes you can quite easily alter the pattern by doing more cast on stitches - which as you said needs to be an odd number - and more knit stitches & bind offs if you want to add a bit more stability. Just make sure you start with a number of stitches that will work for the pattern :)

@katieruscio5223 Год назад

If I'm knitting in the round, should I Bind off the final row purl wise? I'd prefer it lay flat like your example. Thank you!

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

Yes I think so!

@heathermcdonnell842 Год назад

This is so pretty! I have 71 stitches so how many stitches would I bind off and how many would I add on?

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

Hi! You need to get to a multiple of 3 stitches, plus 1. So you can either increase to 73 stitches or decrease to 70 stitches :)

@teresaolofson8187 Год назад

can you make this at the beginning of your work and match it at the end both? ends?

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

Sorry for the late reply! Unfortunately you can't do this same method for cast on and bind off. This would be the closest method I have for a cast on: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sgLECPL7bvE.html However, you could work around that by making a short piece of knitting with this bind off, then sewing it onto the beginning of your knitting. So you'd be basically sewing a bound off edge onto your starting edge. Hope that helps!

@windyrainStorm 4 месяца назад

What if I already knit 100 stitches, do I still have to cast on extra 7 stitches for each scallop wave? I am trying to bind off my kneck warmer soon and I wanna do this.

@RokoleeDIY 4 месяца назад

Sorry for the late reply. Yes you would follow the video exactly as it is. You'll end up with a fair few more stitches on your needles so make sure you are using circular needles with a long enough cable :)

@windyrainStorm 4 месяца назад

@@RokoleeDIY I just finished my first neck warmer and I end it with this pattern, it turns out with many hole but I don't know why, but it is beautiful and looks like a lace haha.

@teresaolofson8187 Год назад

can you make this in the round?

@RokoleeDIY Год назад

Yes, I think it should work if you make sure you have a multiple of 3 stitches then repeat *cast on 7 stitches & slip those 7 sts (as shown in the video), then (k1, bind off 1)x3 Then on the next row bind all of those sts off. :)