So this time, I used 2 dpn's as the wonder knitter, fun, cute, object that it is, hurt my wrist. All the picking up and over action killed them...so I knit it, and it really wasn't so bad. ;)
90 inches of I-cord pre-felted
68 inches of I-cord post-feltedI am quite sure this length will be perfect. I do know that the wonder knitter's gauge was looser than the dpn gauge. hmmmmm At least I know what length to make it next time!
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You are the cording queen!!
You knit 90 inches of i-cord? That would make me a raving lunatic! Glad it'll be long enough. Geez.
Have never tried wonder knitter - not cuase it can't be found here but because I am 145% sure my kids would take it from me justifying thenselves how their Barbie need a new dress! Sometimes life's a bitch!
Congrats! That looks like Torture!! If I read that pattern, I'd be like "Where can I buy some purse handles?!"
Wow that's a lot of icord. I bet your glad it's over!
Good job! I have one of those wonder knitter things - but the only project I have used it for is to make a cord for Willow's mittens to keep them together!
Wow, that's a lot of i-cord!!! Great job. So, over all, which method do you prefer (aside from the writs pain)?
It looks like a pretty snake :)
I hate doing I-cord so I bought one of those things that does it for you (just like the wonder knitter, only it has a crank). I haven't used it yet, but when I make this bag I'm giving it a try because that's A.L.O.T. of I-cord!
Wow. 90 inches of i-cord? That's 1.45 Bezzies! I bow to your i-cord prowress!
Darn, and I thought the wonder knitter was a brilliant idea, but glad you got it done! The bag really turned out wonderful!
That winter quilt is just amazing work too!
Woah - quite a lot of I-cord, isn't it? But hey: Great job!
Rather you than me, that must have taken forever.
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