Knitty Natty | Tutorials | I-Cord Tab with Provisional Cast On

The I-Cord Tab Cast On is the perfect start to shawls with an applied i-cord edging. This particular tab begins with a provisional cast on to create the most seamless start.
Arquitectura Pattern (Ravelry): www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
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[@janeyee1322]

Thanks for the video; it’s very clear with just the right amount of detail!

[@seanacerson6169]

Thank you so so much for this video! I’m starting Steven West’s Dotted Rays shawl and this is exactly how to starts. I would be so lost without this instruction :)

[@tarayoo55]

You explained this so well and clearly. Thank you so much!

[@susanmichalakes5569]

Loved your patient and clear direction! Thank you!

[@sylviaviana4881]

Thank you thank you thank you for this tutorial it took me so long to figure out but your tutorial was the easiest to follow.

[@QuiltBeadKnit]

Excellent tutorial, thanks!

[@Galinsky007]

Question :) Why do you need to rotate the left needle to see the purl stitches? The cord looks more seamless without the rotation.

[@lynnnielsen]

Thanks. Nice simple instruction.

[@marissachippy9372]

Thank you! This was a great tutorial! At the very end, how do you proceed considering the working yarn is in the middle of stitches and they are all on one needle?

[@KnittyNatty]

Marissa Chippy good question! That’s exactly how it should be! When you knit the first three stitches, the working yarn moves across them and creates your applied i-cord edge. In this case I had three stitches that I slipped at the end of the row. All of my rows would end with slip 3 with yarn in front and then start with knit 3 to create the i-cord edge.

[@marissachippy9372]

@@KnittyNatty you're explanation makes perfect sense! Thank you!!