The Best Cord and Edging for Summer Projects!

[@13Calisson]

Thank you so much for this tutorial ! ❤❤❤

[@NomadStitches]

You are so welcome!

[@angrypanda5042]

Thank you for showing us this technique.

[@NomadStitches]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's such a great edging!

[@playhooky]

Excellent demonstration! (I have not a clue what that other commentor meant by saying your 'pairing of the yarn & hook were off' - your technique is just fine!)

[@NomadStitches]

Ha! THank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it! x

[@michcala]

Thanks!

[@NomadStitches]

Thank you! x

[@lovealwaysmom]

Thank you for the clear instructions.
That being said, I was distracted. My eyes were focussing on the multiple times you had to reinsert your hook. The pairing of the yarn and hook were off. 😢
Something to keep in mind for your future postings and projects.

[@NomadStitches]

Thank you for your feedback. I hope you got the gist of it! x

[@lc53788]

I don’t really understand how this is a strong cord- it looks like just a modified slip stitch chain. How is this stronger than something like a waistcoat stitch ?

[@NomadStitches]

Hi! So this is basically a chain with modified slipped stitches. The fact that you go over the sts twice makes it very strong and not stretchy, perfect for straps and a sturdy edging. Waistcoat stitch is worked off single crochet stitches, which is quite different.