If you’re making a hat or a scarf that needs to stretch over a giant head or a wobbly chin, this is your hero. It’s basically the same as above, but you add a yarn-over step between each peg. That sounds fancy, but it’s just wrapping the yarn around the peg before you do the pop.
Start by wrapping the working yarn around the peg once (counterclockwise). Then lift the bottom loop over that new wrap, then over the top loop. It’s like giving your yarn a little trampoline. This adds extra slack, so your edge won’t act like a grumpy rubber band. Surprising fact: The stretchy bind off is actually faster than the basic one—fewer “oh no, I dropped a loop” moments.
