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Post time 2015-9-20 23:33 | Show all posts |Read mode
When Im making I-cord I find there is one stitch on the cord that is looser than the other stitches in the row.  How do you get even stitches all around?

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Post time 2015-9-21 01:53 | Show all posts
I have that problem too, but never searched for a solution.   Sometimes I think I should get a wooden thread spool and put nails on it.   I cant remember the name of  it, but it makes fabulous cords.   Oooh, its a Knitting nancy or a spool knitter!

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Think they call them French Knitters and knitting nobbies, too. I would do that, but the hat Im making begins with I-cord then continues to have I-cord edges. So I figure Id better just find some  Details Reply Post time 2015-9-21 08:23
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2015-9-21 01:53

I have that problem too, but never searched for a solution.   Sometimes I think I should get a woode ...

Think they call them French Knitters and knitting nobbies, too.  I would do that, but the hat Im making begins with I-cord then continues to have I-cord edges.  So I figure Id better just find some way to improve my technique.
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Post time 2015-9-21 21:30 | Show all posts
Have you tried knitting the last stitch tbl? it gives a more direct path back to the first stitch..........................

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Tomaré tu consejo, gracias  Post time 2021-7-17 07:05

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2015-9-21 21:30

Have you tried knitting the last stitch tbl? it gives a more direct path back to the first stitch... ...

Thank you, Lucy!  That did the trick along with a slight tug after each row.  Now to see if it helps when I try to work i cord borders on the body of the hat!
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Post time 2015-9-26 22:12 | Show all posts
Thank you LucyLocket, Ive always had this problem too but never thought of that. Great solution!
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Post time 2015-9-29 07:47 | Show all posts
Whats an I-cord?

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Its literally a round cord made up of 4 knitted stitches(can be more or less). It can be knitted onto your proj as you go for a finish edge or can be a loose cord for any project you have in mind  Post time 2021-5-22 02:58
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its your tension.  
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2015-9-28 15:47

Whats an I-cord?

I walked into a craft fair once with my ex.  After being with me for a while I was so proud of him when he noticed someone demonstrating the making of I-cord and he said, "I-cord!"  
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2015-9-21 13:30

Have you tried knitting the last stitch tbl? it gives a more direct path back to the first stitch... ...

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. I think its a good way to improve the result.
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