No apologies needed-you've been very generous and I'm glad you're busy

I like the first method. It makes a nicer looking piece of fabric and the i-cord is more obviously there.

Thank you for your clear and engaging tutorials!

Exactly what I needed to add a shoulder detail to a sweater. Thanks for your always detailed videos.

Thank you, Norman!! I saw a pattern recently using an i-cord cast on, so your tutorial was perfect in timing and instruction!

Thank you. The integrated I cord is ingenious!

Thank you so much for this. I especially liked the clear way to end the cast on

THANK YOU! This is so much easier to understand. I have made i-cords, so this is a natural extension of that process! I appreciate it.

I like the first method much better, casting on and knitting the i-cord on the larger needle, but thanks for showing many options.

Thank you, now l can try knitting my first colourwork mittens with an icord cast on

Thanks for this, my two knitting goa;s this year are double knitting and I cords, so your demonstration is timely.

TY 💜

Hello! Thank you so much.. my first project using this

Hey Norman-glad you're still sharing your excellence. Pls make me a simple, warm pattern for young man's balaclava with just one narrow, oval eye opening..my grandson requests...he's in an oil patch reading blueprints in the wind......Joshy...i know you won't let me down, SanD

Thank you Norman I have been thinking about this I cord cast on I can see it and follow you Much appreciated!

Brilliant! Thank you!

Thank you.

Thank you

Any special tricks for joining in the rounds? I was going to search for an i-cord cast on and boom there you are posting a video. You must of known I needed to learn it 😁 thank you for your time and awesome videos.

I just re-watched your i-cord bind off video and both of these are so very helpful! I don’t remember you talking about needle size in the bind off video, but do you recommend going up a needle size when doing an i-cord bind off as well? I’m thinking about adding one to the cuff of a color work tee I am making currently.

Thanks for your easy understanably video, it's helped me a lot. But to avoid that the fabric doesn't flare, would it help to do one "normal" i-cord stitch between every third/four "doublestich" in the same way as you recommended in the first alternative? I will try that for the next projekt I will use to start with a i-cord row :)