How to Knit an i-cord. Photo tutorial showing how to knit an icord on DPN or circular needles

A step-by-step tutorial for beginners on how to knit an i-cord - including a video and 4 different variations (like for circular needles)

Learn how to knit i-cord with this 4 min video tutorial and step by step guide with pictures. Knit i-cord of any length & thickness in 3 easy steps.

Applied I Cord is a great way to finish the edge of knitting. Why use applied I Cord? There are several reasons you may want to add this finish to a project: The edge is rolling and you want to stop or limit it That area can use another color as the edging The edge …

Knitting is not only a beloved craft but also a wonderful way to express creativity. If you're looking to enhance the appearance of your knitting

How to knit an applied i-cord to any knitted material, including how to go around corners and grafting the i-cord to join the beginning and end.

Video tutorial to demonstrate the technique for how to knit a narrow tube to make an i cord using 3 different types of needles - double points, single pointed straight needles and with circular needles

I’ve probably mentioned that I’m teaching some fiber arts classes for kids this summer, and one of the projects we are going to tackle is making spool knitters and making knit cord. Of …

The crochet i-cord is a handy skill for crocheters. Stitched up to look like a series of chains, it's easy to do with a little practice!

An I-Cord is a crochet or knit tube that is made up of a few stitches worked in a continuous round. Crocheting an I-Cord is very easy and can be used for a variety of purposes. It is also possible to vary the number of stitches to adjust the thickness of the cord. This tutorial contains a photo tutorial for crocheting a 3 stitch I-Cord. It also includes a video tutorial for crocheting a 3 stitch and a 4 stitch I-Cord.