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 projects, learning new techniques is the key. In this article,

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

Applied I-cord edging is an easy way to finish a blanket or another knitting project and can help keep stockinette stitch from curling. Learn how to knit applied I-cord edging and tips for success.

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.

Make a beautiful i-cord cast on edge in three simple steps. No loose stitches and no need to pick up and knit stitches from the i-cord.

Today I would love to share with you a technique that I learned several years ago that is absolutely essential for cardigans if you want to avoid knitting the bands and finishing the raw edges. It also comes in handy for scarves or any items with open raw edges. It looks like an ap

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 …

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