So educating (i don't know if that's a word, but I am sure you understand, what I mean) I just love your videos SO SO much 😍 I use as many of your tips, as I can remember in my knitting. I allways check your list, when I have a knitting question - because you have a video for almost every conceivable knitting problem. I can't thank you enough for sharing your expertise 😍

The why helps. Thanks! And thanks for not making a 45 minute video for your 9 minute video. I appreciate it.

New to watching and amazed at how something so simple can do so much!

Thank you for explaining why the enlarged stitch happens, before proceeding to the fixes. Very helpful.

I have been knitting way too many years to not know a lot of what you demonstrate. I will be systematically viewing all of your videos to start correcting my knitting. It is very important to me to know why something is done and you make that happen.

Wow!!!! This is the difference between messy and neat-and I need as much as possible on neatness. The instructional pacing is perfect 👌. Thank you

THANK YOU! I've had problems with this for years!

Thanks Suzanne. I'm just about to begin a sampler afghan and this will help me make my squares square. As a former Engineer I just love you analytical approach!

Thank you for the explanation and recommendations to prevent the "loose" stitch

Thank you for adding the finesse, once again, to my knitting!

Saving this video for sure! I’m finding this super tough - thank you for such a fabulous fix!

This is awesome!! I've been knitting for years and every project has had the loose big last stitch at the end of every bind off. A zillion thanks.

This has always bugged me, and I never ever thought to look it up to see how to avoid that last stitch - I just always accepted that it just turns out that way when you bind off! Thank goodness I'm subbed and lots of your older videos that I haven't seen yet pops up in my recommendations :-) Thank you, as always!

Ooooh my goodness Suzanne, I want to hug you for this tutorial. I have never liked that last BO stitch and could never figure out how to fix it, but there you are running to my rescue!!

Brilliant! Once again, knowing the "why" makes it possible to avoid and/or fix the problem. Thank you, Suzanne.

Fantastic!! Solved a problem I always have in my knitting!

You are my Guardian Angel from the knitting world. You have never failed to help and there have been many many times when I have needed clarification, and there you are, cool and concise, just the very thing a frazzled knitter needs. Sometimes "Thank You" just doesn't seem enough, but indeed, please know I am truly grateful.

I had no idea what caused the flabby end to the bind off. Every time. It's great to understand the reason and greater to know how to avoid or fix it. And greatest of all, it wasn't just me, haha! 😁

Great just done my 1st tubular bind off thanks suzanne

Thanks, this is very a useful tip. And your instructions are very clear

Great video & explanation. I will be glad to get rid of the ugly stitch from now on, thank you.

Thank you very much! I struggled with a large stitch sometimes and didn't understand why it happened or what to do about it. This is very useful. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you, always something to learn to improve my knitting. No more kinks in the last BO when knitting in the round!

Thank you Suzanne this video is going to be so helpful!! I never knew why and I did not know how to avoid it nor fix it.

Fantastic. This has tormented me for so long. I have tried to rectify this problem numerous times with only mnimal success. Thank you so much for sharing. Michelle UK

Thank you so much for an easy-to-follow video. I just finished binding off my row, which I had done in Seed Stitch, working in pattern. Unfortunately, my last stitch was a Knit Stitch, which means the stitch below it is a Purl stitch. I have been trying to find someone who demonstrates this neat fix when the bind-off row is Knit while the row below is in Purl. I think you mentioned this towards the end of your video. Unfortunately, due to a neurological disorder, which affects my cognitive functioning, I need to see what is being done, as I can't process the verbal instructions. I'll figure it out. Thank you, again. :)

I adore seed stitch and I didn't know you were supposed to bind off in pattern! I've learned a lot (ONCE AGAIN)!

Thank you, Suzanne, it works great, so appreciate these videos.

This is such a great hint! I am doing this the very next time I bind off.

Thank you that will really help me improve my knitting. Xxxx

Lightbulb moment! Every single piece of knitting I’ve ever done had this problem. #bestteacher

Great tip! I doubt I'd remember to sort it on the row below, but it is nice to know about lifting the running thread to take up the slack - thanks!

Wow. Just wow.

Thank you Suzanne. I look at this as you recommended and that will really help me to improve my intarsia!

Excelente tip! Thank you very much for your kind teaching.

Brilliant tutorial!

Thanks for a wonderful video! This was very helpful. I’ve only seen one way on how to fix this and sometimes it’s not satisfactory. Thanks again! I’m going to be practicing this for sure! I will check out and subscribe to your other channel. There are just so many hours in a day and many channels have live broadcasts from 1 to 2 hours! I’ll look forward to at least dropping in!

Thank you. This is my pet peeve!

Brilliant, thanks!

I have always wondered if there was a way of doing this, as I used to try all sorts of ways to neaten it up. Thank you so much for another incredible video and I love your way of teaching 😊

Brilliant!

Brilliant!! Thank you!!!!!

Such useful tips, thank you for sharing!!

Thank you

Thanks for great video

Thank you to share your knowledge. 🙂

Thank you !!

I love this! Can you show what you do with the tail once you’ve bound off last stitch? I never know how to neatly and unobtrusively start the weaving in from that stitch.

Fascinating!

magic! love this, thank you so much.

Genius!

You're awesome!!!!

Thank you Suzanne! Is the same thing when you bind off in the round?

If you slip the first stitch will you be able to do this?

I am knitting a baby sack in the round in stockinette and I want to seam the bottom with a three needle bind off. On 5 mm needles I'm getting a loop at the end that's verging on a half an inch. Can you help me think this through. My thought is to, on the last round with a stitch count of 48 stitches, knit with reverse stitch mount on stitches 23 and 47 and knit through the back loop of stitch 23 (the penultimate stitch) on the bind off row. Is this correct? Thank you for all the hours and hours you must put in to help others.

Genius!