Print This Post
Are you looking for a new way bind off your knitting projects? Then you should give the i-cord bind off method a try! This decorative edging creates a rounded, i-cord seam along the edge of your knitted work. It’s great for necklines where you want a simple, clean look.
You can learn how to bind off using i-cord in this informative video tutorial by our friend, Rebecca Roush from ChemKnits. She’ll take you through this lesser known bind off method so you can try applying it to your own work.
What’s your favorite bind off method?
AllFreeKnitting
Editor at AllFreeKnitting
AllFreeKnitting is dedicated to the best free knitting patterns, tutorials, tips and articles on knitting. From easy knitted afghan patterns to complex lace knitting patterns, we find and deliver the best free knitting patterns from all over the web. Plus, we feature free product reviews and giveaways of all the latest and greatest products including yarn, knitting books, totes, and more. AllFreeKnitting is a wonderful online resource for knitters of all skill levels.
Latest posts by AllFreeKnitting (see all)
- 24 Knit Hat Patterns for the Whole Family - December 5, 2019
- Slip Into These: How to Knit Slippers for the Holidays - November 25, 2019
- How to Knit a Headband: 13 Free Patterns - November 21, 2019
Print This Post
This video would be much more helpful if your hands didn’t keep moving entirely out of frame when you’re knitting or moving the stitches…very hard to follow