I cord edge knitting

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

Knitting tutorial for beginners about the easiest way to add an i-cord edging to sides of scarves, blankets, shawls and cardigans.

I cord edging creates a perfectly smooth, rolled edge to any flat knit project! Add it to scarves, blankets and dishcloths for curl-free edges.

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 …

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.

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.

The I-cord cast on is a way of creating a nice, decorative, but simple edge at the beginning of your project. It creates a tube like the I-cord, and gives your work a professional, finished look.

Step-by-step tutorial for beginner knitters about adding applied i-cord around the edges of a blanket, a scarf or other projects.

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