Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The i-cord tab cast-on method is perfect for projects with an i-cord edging. You can start from a small length of i-cord and then work simultaneously in both directions from that starting cord.
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This cast-on method is used in the Bonhomie Wrap pattern, from Something to Knit Together. A collection of patterns using lace knitting, designed by Sarah Hatton and supported by tutorials from A-C Knitwear: shop.acknitwear.co.uk/collections/something-to-knit-together/products/something-to-knit-together
The i-cord tab cast-on method is perfect for projects with an i-cord edging. You can start from a small length of i-cord and then work simultaneously in both directions from that starting cord.
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This cast-on method is used in the Bonhomie Wrap pattern, from Something to Knit Together. A collection of patterns using lace knitting, designed by Sarah Hatton and supported by tutorials from A-C Knitwear: shop.acknitwear.co.uk/collections/something-to-knit-together/products/something-to-knit-together
