Icord bind off with the Cordy icord maker tool

Do you hate hand knitting or crocheting icord edging? I do. Use the Cordy icord maker tool to do it! Super easy and once you get the rhythm of it you speed up. You can also use Cordy to make lengths of icord. See my other videos to show more uses.
To do the icord bind off on your knitted item, you simply:
*Slip 1 stitch off of your working needle onto the 1st needle of the Cordy, then knit on the Cordy.
*Slip another stitch off of your needle onto the 1st needle of the Cordy, then knit on the Cordy.
*Lastly, you find the strand just before the next stitch, pull it up on the 1st needle of the Cordy (from back to front), then knit on the Cordy.
----Repeat those 3 stitches and you will be binding off in icord!
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[@nirvano4ka777]

Потрясающе!!!!Спасибо!!!

[@wendyellis6402]

I’m about to begin a 950 stitch I cord bind off - on the wrong side. I wonder how crisp it will look on the reverse? That will be the side showing.

[@ikraftr]

It will look the same, as icord is a continuous "tube" of 3 stitches. Front and back side will look the same, crisp and nice. 🙂

[@joygreen9323]

Do you need a different size for different size yarn? Thank you 😊

[@ikraftr]

You can use worsted, DK, sock yarn, fingering - all will give you different results. I don't believe chunky yarn will work on it.

[@debbiecarroll6794]

How do you start this? Is there another video to show casting on to the cords and casting off the cords?

[@tinaramthun2868]

I’m new to this, how do you start the icord bind off with this tool?

[@ikraftr]

I myself start out with just the Cordy, make a few rows THEN start connecting to the edge to be bound off. When done you can go back and unravel the 2 or 3 rows, cinch and weave in.