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Suzanne - Off the Cuff #34 - Topic - More i-cord and Q&A #2

If you enjoy my videos, please consider supporting what I do by buying me a Ko-fi. https://ko-fi.com/suzannebryan This is the second in a new series of educational live streams. Starting with i-cord and all of its variations plus Q&A. You can join us live, or watch the replay. All questions will be addressed whether live or from the replay. Please share with your friends. Optional Homework Swatches: Swatch #1 - cable with i-cord edges CO 13 stitches using long tail cast on. Row 1 WS: With yarn in front, slip 3 stitches to right needle point to point, k2, with tip of right needle, pick up and knit 1 stitch from each of the next 3 purl bumps below stitches on left needle - (see this video for help -    • Cable Flare Reduction Cast On  . Please note, that since I made that video that I have refined my technique and now pick up the stitches by going DOWN into the purl bump rather than UP as shown in this video.), purl 3 from left needle, k2, with yarn in front slip the last three stitches to the right needle point to point. Row 2: K3, p2, k6, p2, k3. Row 3: Slip 3, k2, p6, k2, slip 3. Row 4: K3, slip 3 stitches to left needle point to point, k3, p2, k6, p2, k3, slip 3 stitches to left needle point to point, k3. Row 5: Same as row 3. Row 6: K3, p2, work 3/3 RC cross (three over three right cable cross - see this video for how to work cable crossings without a cable needle -    • Cabling Without a Cable Needle - a Compari...  ), p2, k3. Row 7: same as row 3. Repeat rows 2-5 one time. BO: BO in pattern up to the cable. Rearrange the next 6 stitches so that you can work stitches 1&4, 2&5 and 3&6 together (see this video -    • Cable Flare Reduction Bind Off  ), work each set as a k2tog and bind off as in video, bo remaining stitches in pattern. Weave in ends and block. Swatch #2 - Contrast color knitted on i-cord plus buttonhole. You will need a contrast color of yarn. With contrast color, CO 2 sts, with main color CO 10 sts. Row 1WS: Purl 9 sts, k1, bring contrast yarn up under main color of yarn and slip 2 sts. Row 2: With contrast color k2, slip those two stitches back to left needle, k2, pick up main color from under contrast color, p1, k9. Repeat rows 1 and 2 until you have 1.5" of fabric ending after a WS row. Buttonhole: *K2, slip two stitches back to left needle, repeat from * until desired length of buttonhole, pick up main color from under contrast color, p1, k9. Continue in pattern set prior to buttonhole for 1.5". BO in pattern, weave in ends and block. Time stamps for 6-10-2020 Introduction 00:00 2:53—where we left off last week; a review 3:58—last week’s homework 6:07—the gauge of an I-cord vs stockinette stitch to plan and compensate making short rows 8:45—2-stitch I-cord and it’s lack of stretch 10:45—a way to add I-cord to stockinette to prevent curling 14:37—using the intarsia technique for a knitted in 2-stitch I-cord 25:49—making a buttonhole with 2-stitch I-cord 32:29—picking up a dropped I-cord stitch 33:30—back to making the I-cord buttonhole 36:01—what is a short row? 37:18—the buttonhole completed 40:33—a six stitch cable swatch with I-cord at each edge 42:50—calculating the number of stitches to cast on for the cable swatch 44:49—which is the wrong side of the long tail cast on? 46:41—how to pick up the new stitches to increase for the cable 49:48—working the cable swatch with the I-cord edges 55:51—making a cable cross without a cable needle 1:02:17—binding off with cable flare compensation 1:04:42—can you use an I-cord for the edge of a shawl? 1:06:09—using two different yarn weights; one for I-cord, one for main part of project 1:08:24—when does Knitting Boot Camp start? 1:10:18—using I-cords as purse/tote handles You can find Suzanne here: My other YouTube Channel - Knitting with Suzanne Bryan    / @suzannebryan   My group on Ravelry - https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knitti... My group on FB-   / 17692.  . My personal page on Ravelry - https://www.ravelry.com/people/Knitti... MyBlog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com