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tarrentella · 03-17-2009, 04:03 PM

If you bind off at the end of the row too it will leave your working yarnin the wrong place to be able to carry on without breaking it and re-attatching it again. Instead you bind off at the start of a row work to the end turn bind off again and the work the rest of the row. It does meen that the shapping for one side starts a row after the other side but it is a small enough difference that it doesnt realy show or alter the look fo the finished piece.

03-17-2009, 04:03 PM	#2
tarrentella Working the Gusset Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 1,085 Thanks: 201 Thanked 264 Times in 225 Posts	If you bind off at the end of the row too it will leave your working yarnin the wrong place to be able to carry on without breaking it and re-attatching it again. Instead you bind off at the start of a row work to the end turn bind off again and the work the rest of the row. It does meen that the shapping for one side starts a row after the other side but it is a small enough difference that it doesnt realy show or alter the look fo the finished piece. __________________ Sophie. I am Tarriknits on Ravelry This is my not necassarily knitting related blog.