You can use spool knitted cords to decorate and embellish your crochet in a million different ways.
One way to do a thicker spool knitted or i cord is to use several strands of yarn held together.
And, if you don’t have a spool knitter, not to worry! You have your fingers!
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I have made a video tutorial on how to make a spool knitted cord on just 3 of your fingers.
It works great!
🙂
Here’s the video tutorial:
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Noreen Crone-Findlay, designer and author
Tottie Talks Crafts Blog
How very cool! I will have to try this left-handed 😉
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How’s that for a portable creative project? Brilliant!
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This is so clever and a great project for kids!
Thanks.
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Thank you Aleksa! And, the best part is, that you can do such neat things with the cord after you’ve made it 😀 And… like you said… soooooo portable!!!!!
On an airplane? Ask for a swizzle stick, and you can spool knit for the entire trip, and not have to worry about the security people taking your tools away!
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