Knitting Tutorial: Managing color changes with an I-cord edge

[@lindasnider7895]

I love that you teach in both English and continental! Thank you!

[@justbewvl7280]

ah, I was befuddled and now I'm unbefuddled. Thanks so much and Happy Holidays.

[@pattigolden1]

I LOVE an I-cord edge!! It's the perfect way to hide all the ends without weaving!!

[@LottaSocks]

Always wondered best way for different colors along icord… Thanks for this great tip!

[@lauriebrown5443]

You are a very good teacher! Thank you for sharing your skill and talent.

[@dawnnewbre6421]

Andrea, what great timing for this tutorial. I am knitting the What Tomorrow Brings shawl by Stephanie Lotven of Tellybeanknit. It is a 25 color sampler style shawl with an I-cord on both sides. This will make my color changes look much better. Thank you.

[@sandras2479]

Great tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@silveralanatural]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! Finally 😊

[@kathywaldusky8512]

Such a helpful video! Thank you!

[@monishacoelho7252]

This is immense. Had to scour the tube to find you. How do I do this if I’m using say 10 different colours with say 2 or 4 rows in each colour? Rather than just a 2 colour repeat. Thx x

[@joanmachado9063]

Great video thank you

[@allisonbyrd]

Andrea, how do you handle the new color when you get to the end of that first row if you have another i-cord on that side of the project? I am knitting the DRK Everyday cowl, and I’m striping where there are i-cords on *both* edges of the project (the diagonal edge where the right side rows start, and the neckline, where they end), and I want to avoid having the striping on that left-side i-cord be off a row from the striping in the body of the cowl, if possible. Thanks for any suggestions! 😊

[@TheStupserl]

Thank you so much

[@mariettebernard3693]

INV-R COMMENT faire l’augmentation

[@allisonbyrd]

Nevermind! I just found the answer in another video of yours: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIjZk2ifpqetracsi=uhH64MWHvjXzSFxG LOL! Please disregard. 😉