Beadaholique Live Class: How to Use the Tulip i-cord KNITTER

[@RobbieKayeB]

Do you think this could be used for a soft jewelry wire?

[@beadaholique]

Honestly, I haven't tried that so I can't really speak for certain. I do have some worry about the hooks working smoothly with wire, I think it really depends how soft and pliable it is.

[@RobbieKayeB]

​@@beadaholique Thank you. Think I'll wait and let someone else try it first. May still have to have one of these. Time will tell. Thank you for all the wonderful videos you post. I've learned a lot.

[@judyscraftsandstuff]

Very interesting. Thank you for the demonstration. Definitely looks like it would be faster than a manual French knitter; however, I'm not sure that's a good enough reason to get it, especially if I'm just making a wrist-size I-cord. Seems it would be easier to add beads using the manual French knitter, not so easy to do using this device.

[@beadaholique]

I will definitely be doing a follow up video showing how to add beads. It's actually not hard to do but I wanted to make sure everyone understood the basics of the machine first before adding beads into the mix. Hopefully I will have that video ready by the end of next week!

[@carolholmes5156]

Hi I’m carol ny this is different nice

[@beadaholique]

It's a really handy tool!

[@audrerathburn1079]

I hear you.

[@beadaholique]

Thank you!

[@maryvoss5655]

I can see and hear you