SUBbind-off
When a standard bind-off edge just isn’t stretchy or substantial enough, try this must-know technique!
Kate Larson2 min read

Used in Iceland since at least the nineteenth century, this stretchy bind-off pairs perfectly with garter knits or anywhere you want a ridged, stretchy edge that doesn’t flare much. Use two colors for contrast or the same color as the previous row.
Once you get comfortable with the movements, this bind-off can be quick and comfortable to work. If you'd like to see a slower version of the instructions, find the step instructions below with images. If you are still having trouble with tension, a less-than-stretchy bind-off, or getting stuck when raveling this edge, head to the Troubleshooting section below!
— Kate
Set-up: K1.
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