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There are many ways you can seam your knits, and the three-needle bind off is an easy no-sew option. Debbie Stoller talks through the situations in which it is optimal to use this fancy bind-off, and then demonstrates how it’s done. Once you know this trick, you’ll be able to bind off and seam your live stitches in one fell swoop.
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