bound off Antonyms
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Meaning of bound off
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bound off (v)
bound off one point after another
bound off Sentence Examples
- The knitter carefully bound off the stitches to finish the edge of the scarf.
- After completing the final row, she bound off the knitting project, proud of her accomplishment.
- The instructions for the pattern included clear steps on how to bind off the stitches.
- The experienced seamstress showed the beginner how to properly bind off the hem of the dress.
- He used a contrasting color of yarn to bind off the edge of the blanket, adding a decorative touch.
- With a sense of satisfaction, she watched as the blanket began to take shape after binding off the last row.
- The knitter used a stretchy bind-off technique to ensure that the cuff of the sock would fit snugly.
- The crochet project was nearly complete; all that was left to do was bind off the final row.
- She followed the tutorial video carefully, learning how to bind off the stitches for her first knitting project.
- The designer chose a picot bind-off for the shawl's edge, giving it a delicate and elegant finish.
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bound off one point after another
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The knitter carefully bound off the stitches to finish the edge of the scarf.
After completing the final row, she bound off the knitting project, proud of her accomplishment.
The instructions for the pattern included clear steps on how to bind off the stitches.
The experienced seamstress showed the beginner how to properly bind off the hem of the dress.
