Making an I-cord is one of those things that seems mysterious and difficult until you now how to do it. I waited a long time to sit down and make an I-cord because it always sounded kind of scary to me, probably because it involves double-pointed needles, which I'm not too keen on.
The good news is that making a I-cord is really quick and easy, and you can use them for all sorts of things, from the strap of a bag to hair accessories.
Uses for I-Cord
I-cords is great because once you've made one, you'll start thinking of all sorts of uses for them. Here are just a few ways you might use them:![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgEZpadPCpR1K9m0f_iT5PRIiO-Kx05ZFl69DCs-Cuw-cZpucfPtevRSucNy51dJZkBYAe448cIH7MQ64ezsaHExQ-4NOiahvhXtVpeldvXlS4tPwS_OYM2uc0XI_y8wv-41UT2oB4OQoU/s1600/i+cord+2.jpg)
Straps for a knitted shirt or dress.
Use it as a belt.
Make a headband
Sew the cord together to make a flower, a spiral, or some other shape you can use on another knitted project.
Use as a tie for a hoodie or in place of elastic in a hem.
Necklace, bracelet or broach the list is endless
Great idea for Christmas presents!
ReplyDeleteLove the charm bracelet! nice idea.
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