How to End Knitting on a Loom

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Sometimes you pull too tight and your bind-off looks like a puckered ghost. Or maybe it’s too loose, and it flops around like a sad jellyfish. We’ve all been there.

Here’s the secret: tension is everything. Loosen up a bit. Pull your yarn gently, not like you’re reeling in a marlin. If you end up with a gap, just weave the tail through those stitches using your needle. It’s like gossiping—it covers the messy parts.

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What About a Flat Panel?

For scarves or blankets (flat pieces), you’ll want a stretchy bind-off. Nobody wants a scarf that won’t stretch over their double chin. No judgment here.

Try the “chain bind-off” instead. Knit the first two loops onto the same peg. Then, lift the bottom loop over the top one and off the peg. Boom, one stitch closed. Move to the next peg, repeat. It sounds fiddly, but it’s like a conga line for your yarn.