Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Learn two methods of repairing an i-cord edge that is worked contiguously along a project edge: placing the stitches back on the needle after ripping the work back or dropping down within an i-cord to fix an incorrect stitch.
0:26 - Place sts back on the needle in the right order
2:07 - Drop down a column in your i-cord to fix an incorrect stitch
To learn more about how to create contiguous i-cord edges, check out this video: youtube.com/watch?v=IftmcL5Dyx8
A huge thanks for yarn support to Ewe Ewe Yarns! In this video I'm using Ewe Ewe Yarns Wooly Worsted in colors 90 Vanilla and 97 Brusher Silver.
Learn more about the entire Ewe Ewe Yarns lineup at eweewe.com/collections/yarns
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Learn two methods of repairing an i-cord edge that is worked contiguously along a project edge: placing the stitches back on the needle after ripping the work back or dropping down within an i-cord to fix an incorrect stitch.
0:26 - Place sts back on the needle in the right order
2:07 - Drop down a column in your i-cord to fix an incorrect stitch
To learn more about how to create contiguous i-cord edges, check out this video: youtube.com/watch?v=IftmcL5Dyx8
A huge thanks for yarn support to Ewe Ewe Yarns! In this video I'm using Ewe Ewe Yarns Wooly Worsted in colors 90 Vanilla and 97 Brusher Silver.
Learn more about the entire Ewe Ewe Yarns lineup at eweewe.com/collections/yarns
Find me on:
Ravelry: ravelry.com/people/notsorryknitter
Web: unapologeticknitter.com
Instagram: instagram.com/notsorryknitter


![How To: Wrap & Turn in Garter Stitch
This tutorial video focuses on working a standard Wrap and Turn (W&T) short row on garter stitch fabric.
W&T - move working yarn to front between the needles, slip next st purlwise from LH to RH needle, move working yarn to back between needles (creating a collar around the slipped st), place a marker if desired, transfer the st back to the LH needle purlwise. Turn work. Move working yarn to back between sts with the RS facing (as to
knit the next st).
If youd like to knit along to practice, heres what I did:
Cast on 36 sts (I just used a standard long tail cast on).
Knit 3 or 4 rows in garter (knit every st, every row)
Begin Short Rows:
- Row 1: Knit to 3 sts before the end, W&T.
- Row 2: Knit to 3 sts before the end, W&T.
- Row 3: Knit to 3 sts before the previous turning point (before gap), W&T.
- Row 4: Knit to 3 sts before the previous turning point (before gap), W&T.
- Repeat [Rows 3 and 4] 3 more times.
Process wrapped sts as a knit stitch. Resume working even.
If youd like to try a 1-skein cowl project that features the W&T in garter stitch, check out my Jakku Jakku cowl pattern on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jakku-jakku
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