This is Part 2 of 2 of a tutorial on how to use the Bond Embellish Knit or Magicord knitting machine. It shows you how to make great looking i-cord which is useful for many types of projects.
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Comment pt 2: i got a automatic corder for my DH for his birthday (i am a traditional knitter, he is a spool knitter) and he loves his so much that i got one for myself, just cuz it looks so fun. To the other commenter – we have a cool corder and a embellish it machine, they are the same. I use worsted weight in them no problem. I wouldnt go thicker than a “4″ (worsted) tho. Also, we crank these babies at lightning speed, and i-cord a ball of yarn in minutes, LOL it is awesome. Thanks again!!
Hi, I have the magicord machine. How is it different from the embellish knit? The wyr knitter is pretty obvious but these 2 both have 4 needles so I don’t know if there is any special knit function for each. Thanks.
Wow – I want one of these now!
Thanks again for doing this video.
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