What better way to spice up some of your humdrum drawstring pieces than with this jumbo multicolored i-cord? This beginner-friendly video covers finger position, changing yarn colors, and turning the finished i-cord into a drawstring for a hooded sweatshirt (complete with twisty barrel knots). Follow along to see how to make this project step by step.
Supplies List:
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- Yarn:
I used Sugar’n Cream size 4, medium weight 100% cotton yarn in the following colors-
-Dazzle Blue - amzn.to/3CxynXQ
-Cornflower - amzn.to/465C5p0
-Red - amzn.to/3p586Nk
-Tangerine (orange/pink) - amzn.to/3Jg6mYs
-Bamboo (yellow)
-Salt n Pepper (white with black streaks)
-Tube yarn used in demonstration - Bernat Maker Home Dec Yarn - Bulky Weight (5 gauge), cotton/nylon tube yarn (100% cotton outer, nylon filling) - amzn.to/3Nxzf59
- Crochet Hook (I recommend one full hook size smaller than what’s recommended on your yarn label)- amzn.to/3ZTYJgf
- Scissors- amzn.to/3mIja1f
- Tapestry Needle- amzn.to/3CuCXG7
- Safety Pin- amzn.to/3yy0rYV
-Drawstring Threader (optional, but I love mine!) - amzn.to/3peMqhM
This video covers:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Supplies you’ll need (see supplies list)
01:37 Starting the i-cord
05:14 Changing yarn/colors
06:02 Finishing the i-cord
06:40 Drawstring
07:13 Barrel Knots
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