I cord cast on

The first step to any knitting project is to cast on for the piece. There are many different types of cast on methods, some being functional and some more decorative. In this video, Mary Beth Temple explains how to work a beautiful, decorative I-cord cast on.

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.

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.

This is a quick tutorial about a simple way to make an i-cord bind off edge that is identical to an edge formed by i-cord cast on.

Posted: 11/10/2017 My Tagetes Shawlette begins with an I-Cord Tab Cast On, but it's slightly different than the usual one that's recommended for shawls. (I feel like this method is easier...

Knitting Patterns & Knitwear | Natalya1905 on Instagram: "♥️ HOW I KNIT: I-CORD CAST ON ♥️ Happy Friday, friends! Thank you very much for your love and interest to this weekly series. Please take a second to like, comment, save and share this tutorial if you find it helpful. And be sure to turn post and Reels notifications *on* to stay in touch.⁣ Today I'd like to show you how I knit i-cord cast on. It creates a beautiful piped trim effect along the edge of your project. ♥️ This knit i-cord…

It would be very nice to be able to bind-off a knitting project with a lovely i-cord bind-off finishing. Fortunately, we can!

Katie | Knitting & Oils on Instagram: "💙 I-cord Tab Cast On 💙 This cast on can be used to form a seamless beginning to a project with an I-cord edge. 1. Provisionally cast on three stitches 2. Knit the three stitches and then slip them back to the left needle. Repeat this four times. 3. Knit across and pickup two stitches down the left edge of the I-cord. 4. Move the three stitches that were provisionally cast on back to the left needle. Rotate the needle and slip the three stitches…

Cocoknits on Instagram: "Our Milli Kerchief is trimmed with a beautiful I-cord edge, and Julie uses a special cast-on to make sure the I-cord is smooth and unbroken: the Invisible I-cord Cast On. It involves a few steps - watch above for a demo! You can find the full tutorial on our website (link in bio). Can’t be fussed? Don’t worry, you can use any cast-on you like. 😉 See the difference at the end of the video: the blue sample uses the Invisible I-cord CO, and the pink sample doesn’t."

Step-by-step tutorial about a way to add an i-cord cast on to hats, top-down sweaters, cowls and other seamless projects.

Here's a longer version of the provisional cast-on I showed you a tiny bit of yesterday! If you don't have stitch saver, you can also work this cast-on over the cord from an interchangeable set OR...

Knit an i-cord! I-cords are so super easy to make, use them for cords, drawstrings and more! Follow along with this easy tutorial!

Standard methods of casting on with i-cord either result in really enlarged stitch or use the cumbersome task of knitting an i-cord first and then picking up stitches. There must be a better way! This improved method for an i-cord cast-on uses a provisional cast-on. You bind off and then work the other side of the stitches. #knitting #knittingtutorial #tutorial #icord #caston

Finish with finesse.

Natalya | Knitting Patterns & Knitwear | ♥️ HOW I KNIT: I-CORD EDGE ♥️ Happy Friday, friends! Looks like we're back to the Weekly Stitch series, now as videos. First it was long… | Instagram

The Cable Cast On is a technique used to draw your cast on edge in closer. It is a similar method to the Basic Knitted Cast On and creates the same type of effect. It is not used for cable knitting, but is great for keeping rib patterns from flaring at the edge.

Leila Tricote on Instagram: “I learned a new technique this weekend: the i-cord cast-on in the round, thanks to @whiletheyplaydesigns ’s excellent YouTube video. .…”

How to Knit an i-cord. Photo tutorial showing how to knit an icord on DPN or circular needles #learntoknit