Oct 16, 2016 - If you’re looking for the most portable, stash-busting, easy project, then I-cords are for you. Knitting i-cords only uses two double-pointed needles (no knitting in the round though!), scraps of yarn (for most projects), and knit stitches, usually only a few per row. But what do you do with them after you knit them if you aren’t attaching them to a purse or booties? Here are several great ideas. Many of the patterns are free
I-Cord Knitting Patterns. Most patterns are free Spool knitting, Knitting machine patterns, Loom knitting patterns
Learn to Knit: How to Work an Integrated I-Cord Edge - Stolen Stitches
I-Cords, Built-In – Deb Gemmell: Top Down, Gauge Free and more
29 Tolletjie brei. ideas spool knitting, french knitting, loom knitting
iCord Side Edging (i-cord) - v e r y p i n k . c o m - knitting
How to bind off with i-cord binding off. (Tutorial Video)
Knit Christmas Tree - Knit Your Own I-Cord Christmas Trees
How to crochet an i-cord - Little Conkers
Knitting the Goldenfern Sweater Pattern – New England's Narrow Road
I-cord edge scarf ⋆ Free Knitting Patterns ⋆ Punto Art Design ⋆
Free Patterns – Mochimochi Land
29 Tolletjie brei. ideas spool knitting, french knitting, loom knitting
Free Pattern Friday – Knitted Hat & Pattern: Tie-Cord Baby Hat