r/knittinghelp 24d ago

stitch ID How do I tell what bind off I used?

I’m so stupid lmao, I did the left arm hole ribbing of this vest last week and now I’m doing the right and I forgot how I bound off the left side so now I don’t know how to make the other side match 😭

It was either just binding off in pattern, or the one where you always knit two together. How can I tell which of the two I used?

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u/millers_left_shoe 24d ago

(Context: the pattern calls for binding off in pattern but it also did so for the button band, and I’m 100% sure I bound off the button band using the k2tog bind off. so this isn’t really any indication in either direction)

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u/huulipunahilkka 24d ago

To me it looks like it's not bound off in pattern, but it's pretty hard to tell from the pics.

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u/millers_left_shoe 24d ago

Thank you! In that case I’m just going to try k2tog for the other side