I cord knitting machine

Studio Knit tries out the Embellish Knit to see if it indeed will make knitted I-Cords quickly!

Learn how to use the EmbellishKnit I-Cord Maker! The startup can be a bit tricky, so I'll walk you through it. After that, you can crank out i-cord as fast as you can turn your wrist! Use it to embellish, sew it on as edging, or knit with it like a chunky chainette yarn. The EmbellishKnit is also known as the Easy Weaver, Knitting Mill, or Crank Spool Knitter. #embellishknit #knittingmachine #crankspoolknitter #easyweaver #knittingmill #icord #kniticord

Naty | Handmade Knitted Wire Arts on Instagram: "🧶Easy tutorial showing how to make an i-cord rope. Do you use the metal ring on the side of your Tulip? Let me know in the comments. 🚨Learn how to create your own knitted name using my Letter Templates. Perfect for beginners. Check out the link in my bio for a special template sale. They are up to 70% OFF✨ i-cord rope steps: 1. I personally don’t use the metal ring on the side of my tulip machine because there is no way to get the i-cord…

Can I make my own? YES, with polymer clay and 3 (or more) knitting machine needles! During one of my monthly YouTube lives, I walked through the process of crafting your very own I-Cord tool in realtime. Check out my supplies list, step-by-step instructions, and handy tips to create this super useful knitting accessory.

Laura Nelkin (aka Lola!) on Instagram: "Y'all... I'm obsessed with this I-Cord tool. Does anyone know what it is called? I guess I could harvest three hooks from my knitting machine and jam them into a handle? I'd rather support another small business than spend tomorrow in DIY mode! Save me from myself!"

Use the Embellish-Knit machine to make quick and easy I-CORD for your knitted projects! I used this machine to make I-CORD scarves for my knitted Snowman and my knitted Penguin. UPDATE: It looks like this particular machine has been discontinued, but here are some popular alternatives: What is your favorite way to use knitted I-CORD? […]

Knitted words are a great way to add a personal touch to your knitting projects. Whether you want to create wall hangings, cushions, or sew them onto your clothes, knitted words can instantly uplift any knitting project. They look intricate and complicated but are relatively easy to make. Here’s how you can make knitted words. #knittinghacks #crafting #diy You Can Check It Out to https://craftow.com/how-to-make-knitted-words/

I have just purchased an Embellish Knit i-cord knitting machine. I have been wanting one ever since I saw Betz White use one during her pincushion tutorial on the Martha Stewart show. I opened the packet and, after a few cranks on the handle, got it going fairly easily. I made this pile of i-cord with the yarn provided, which would have taken a few hours if hand knit, in just a few minuets. One thing I noticed is that the tension of my cord is a bit uneven in a few places. I think this is…

Laura Nelkin (aka Lola!) on Instagram: "Here's how I made my I-Cord Tool with knitting machine latch hooks and polymer clay. Full tutorial with supply list on my channel... linked in my bio and stories! It starts around the 17 minute mark! Sorry that it took a month to make this, I had a bit of a learning curve... 😘 #knit #knittinginspiration #knittingtool #knitstagram #knittingteacher"