Knitting Tutorial: Making an I-cord

[@hollyaloosa]

Thanks for the tutorial on I-cord without dpn. Very clear to understand!!!

[@sashaconrad3939]

Thank you for a great tutorial! I hadn’t knit an i-cord for about a year, so I needed a reminder of what to do. Your instructions are clear and you’re so easy to follow. Thank you again! 😊

[@houseinnorthcarolina9439]

Ok...that's weird. I went to my email after commenting on this video and your newsletter was there. Thank you. Gotta get that new pattern!
Suzanne

[@deniseengel1451]

Thanks for showing all the ways to do an I-cord on different needles. I hadn’t thought about just transferring the stitches if you only have straight needles.

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

Lovely I-cord, Thanks.

[@d14551]

Thank you, this is such a clear tutorial.

[@DoraliceCarvalho-e5l]

Você e o máximo .para ensinar.
Parabéns.
Sua nota e 100Mais 100. Pelos pontos que você ensina.
Obrigada.

[@lanaparker293]

Love hearing the kids!

[@lindaw505]

Thanks Andrea! So clear and easy ❤

[@joanpelletier3400]

Please yet me know how to bind off

[@redredwine1277]

Thanks again 🪴

[@houseinnorthcarolina9439]

Andrea, thank you for the tutorial. I've never used I-cord. When would you use this method? Also, you said last week that the newletter was coming out and would have info about the new pattern release. I haven't received the newsletter. Did you change your plans?

[@Knitpulsive]

Lots of edgings and hems use I-cord. Drawstrings and ties can be made from I-cord.
The newsletter arrived in my email this morning with the new pattern information. Check your spam or junk folder too. Hope this helps. 😊