Welcome to this Jo-Creates “knit-bit” lesson. In this lesson I’m going to show you how to knit an i-cord. This is a super simple technique for knitting a cable / cord. It has a …

Applied I-cord edging is an easy way to finish a blanket or another knitting project and can help keep stockinette stitch from curling. Learn how to knit applied I-cord edging and tips for success.

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.

The I-cord bind off is a way of creating a nice clean edge. It makes a nice creates a tube-like the I-cord. The I-cord cast on is the perfect complement for the I-cord cast on.

A step by step tutorial on knitting the i-cord bind off. An easy and very beautiful cast off technique that results in a round, smooth edge.

I-Cord is a round knit tube that can be made with as few as 2 stitches. You can use knitting needles, a spool, a loom, or a crochet hook tool to make it. But if you want to speed up the process, I highly recommend getting (or making!) an I-Cord maker. This handy little gadget is like a miniature knitting machine. In fact, it is made with knitting machine needles!

Learn how to work the Russian bind-off: an elegant way to get a very elastic edge on your piece. Perfect for binding off lace shawls!

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)

How to knit an I-cord edge Hey friends! For today’s Tips and Tricks Tuesday, I’m going to show you how to knit an I-cord edge. A few people asked me how I got such a tidy looking edge on my new shawl design (work in progress), so I thought I’d share a quick tutorial. Here’s...Read the Post