Beginner
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36 min 54 sec
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01:00
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01:08
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14:04
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10:05
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10:37
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Taught by Faith Hale
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When you're brand new to knitting and only know the knit stitch, larger projects can feel daunting. Knitter and crafter Faith Hale shows you how to make bite-sized, joy-filled projects using just a few simple stitches. Learn to create a sweet garter-stitch butterfly, a wiggly I-cord worm, a coiled snail, and a charming dragonfly that combines both garter stitch and I-cord techniques. These teeny creatures are perfect for beginners of any age - whether you're teaching a child or are a kid at heart - and they’re sure to bring a smile to your face as they come together. Best of all, each one uses only a small amount of yarn, making them ideal stash-busters.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Worsted weight yarn - Faith is using Lamb's Pride which is single ply
- US Size 8 double pointed knitting needles
- Scissors
- Yarn/tapestry needle
- Optional: Fabri-Tac glue and tiny googly eyes
Downloads:
- Make a knit stitch
- Make an I-cord
- Embroidery eyes
- Sew an I-cord coil
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Kids Knitting: I-Cord and Garter Stitch Bugs Reviews
3 users recommended this class to a friend
Jude Forler
Very cute. Happy to know how to make a knitted ICord. Never used double point needles so this was new to me.
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