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This method is virtually the same as a regular I-cord bind-off, except the stitches are purled. It can add a contrasting edge, and make a refreshing change to a standard I-cord edge.
It’s used in my Asymloche pattern.
This batch of tutorials have been written to support my new design that will be launched at Unwind in a few weeks, which features, yup you guessed it, purled I-cords. That said, their uses are many, and I hope you enjoy experimenting with them.
Right, that’s it for today. Figured I’ve earnt myself a glass of prosecco!
ps/ if anyone knows of a simpler or alternative name for these, do comment. There’s bound to be other unventions around, but I couldn’t find any. Enjoy 🙂
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Excellent work, I love these little details, thank you for taking the time to explain them in such detail.