Last week I thought it workshoped on sock knitting. So I have this tiny sock. And now I'm casting off. And for that I like to use Lori's twisty bind off and you can already find a tutorial for that on my channel. Basically what you do is that you twist the stitch around itself before knitting the next one. And before going into a purl stitch you go toward you. And before going into a knit stitch you go away from you. And this seems so simple and well it seems like it wouldn't be stretchy enough. But it actually is and it's my favorite way of casting off two upsawks so far. And as I really only knit two upsawks I'd like to think that that really says something. So I've come to the end of one side. I'll move the needle. Next stitch is a knit stitch. Going away from me. And while I'm twisting the loop might get a little big and then you just tug on it again. A difficult thing might be that you need to hold your yarn in your left hand. So also if you throw your yarn you need to just hold it in your left hand while you twist. Because otherwise the yarn will get twisted into it. And it might look a little bit loose because I'm knitting this on a three millimeter needle which is quite big for socks. But at the top it will kind of give this zigzaggy look. But the beauty of it is that it really cinches back in nicely. Whereas other cast offs that I've tried before they are just very flared. So yeah try it out and see for yourself.