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Learn to Knit: Integrated I-Cord Edging

Working an integrated I-Cord creates a beautiful finished edge to your work. As an added bonus it's worked at the same time as you knit your piece so it speeds up your finishing. It should primarily be used with Garter Stitch as it is worked only every second row which means that it would draw the edge of stockinette stitch in too much.

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Learn to Knit: Alternating Yarn w/ I-Cord Edging

When working garter stitch with an I-Cord edging it gives you the option of hiding yarn colour changes inside the I-Cord. This allows you to alternate yarns and still keep a very clean edge to your work. You can use use this in several different situations; if you want to alternate skeins of hand-dyed yarns or when you are creating a blending for a gradient such as in Santa Rosa Plum.

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Learn to Knit: I-Cord Buttonhole

I frequently use I-Cord edging to add buttonholes to my work. I think it's a technique that is much easier to understand visually so here's a video of it at work!

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Learn to Knit: I-Cord

Watch this video to see two different methods of working I-cords using either double pointed needles or straight needles.

I-Cords are very useful for ties, buttonholes and edging.

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Learn to Knit: I-Cord Bind-Off

Step by step I-Cord Bind Off knitting tutorial. I also talk about how this technique can be used to create an applied I-Cord edging along the edge of your work.

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