Spool Knitting

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • Learn how to use a spool knitter, a.k.a French Knitter, to make an I-cord.
    Featured in this Tutorial
    Pattern: Little Birds Phone Pocket - shop.thechilly...
    Yarn: Schoppel Zauberball Crazy
    Needles: skacel by addi FlipStix
    Notions: yarn needle
    #LittleBirdsPhonePocket #TheChillyDog

Комментарии • 37

  • @corriecrazy
    @corriecrazy 3 года назад +31

    I`m 2 months shy 75 years old and this is how we did this when I was a kid. We`d always be reminding our mothers not to throw away their empty thread spools. Sadly, it`s difficult to get those spools nowadays, since they`re usually made of plastic. However, I`ll keep searching. Thanks for the great tutorial. It really brought back a lot of memories of sitting and `corking`on the front porch on rainy days. lol

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  3 года назад +5

      Wooden spools are the best, but you're right, they're really hard to find. I have about a half dozen that were in a vintage sewing kit tin I bought on Etsy a few years ago. Cheers to happy memories!

    • @k4kk4k12
      @k4kk4k12 2 года назад

      Now they sell the equivalent in craft stores, so you don't need to find wooden spools, although that is how I learned too. If you go in to Jo Ann's or Michael's, they should have them.

    • @sookie4195
      @sookie4195 6 месяцев назад +3

      I have a half gallon jar of wooden spools 🧵

    • @Silverdale15
      @Silverdale15 Месяц назад

      They were great times everything was normal 😢

  • @feelslikehomewoollengifts
    @feelslikehomewoollengifts 13 дней назад

    My neighborhood friends and I used to do this as little kids! Memories ❤

  • @user-kg3qv6en8s
    @user-kg3qv6en8s 5 месяцев назад +1

    I earned a badge in cub scouts for spool knitting in 1962. I forgot how to do it, thank you for posting this you really helped me out.

  • @karenmills2212
    @karenmills2212 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the reminder of how to do this. I still have the wooden cotton reel from my childhood

  • @buttercup7900
    @buttercup7900 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for this like your other poster did these as a kid, I'm 73. Wanted a refresher and you have supplied it. Going to show my 8 year old granddaughter how to do it, she'll like it. Just recently showed her how to do Cats Cradle.

  • @berniceesioh4074
    @berniceesioh4074 Месяц назад

    Nice job! Keep it up!

  • @lyndavaughn1187
    @lyndavaughn1187 Год назад +1

    Thank you for reminding me how much fun this was.💕

  • @harpalycewilde4474
    @harpalycewilde4474 Год назад +1

    Just found one of these thingies in my mom's stuff. Thanks for the clear tutorial on how to use it!

  • @rossspenser8314
    @rossspenser8314 2 года назад +3

    In the 60s it was sold as Knitting Nancy

  • @barbaracabrera207
    @barbaracabrera207 Год назад

    I made these cords as a child. But I find a small crochet hook much easier. I already had them cuz I'd already learned to crochet by 8 yrs old. Think I'd like to start doing this again. For fun. It's great for grandkids. Thanks for reminder!!! TFS
    Austin TX USA

  • @dominochappin
    @dominochappin 4 месяца назад

    Nice ring….and tutorial. Thanks 😀

  • @amourdoctrina9435
    @amourdoctrina9435 Год назад

    Never have I ever seen the spools. I remember those plastic looms from the 70s. I suspect this is the dame technique. Loved this video. I'm off to rig a version plastic candy jar!😃🙏

  • @madamsloth
    @madamsloth Год назад

    Thank you so much for the video. Easy to follow 👌 now to find my wooden spools so that i can make smaller icords. I have found that the distance between the pegs effects how loose/tight the knits are in the i-cord. I have a knitting knooby and an i-cord with crochet thread makes a thin n small cord, but it is very airy and doesnt have the icord look.

  • @darussianping61
    @darussianping61 Год назад

    Pretty

  • @rachaelnelson2360
    @rachaelnelson2360 3 года назад +1

    You should do this with colored yarn to make it easier to see

  • @Greyson8292
    @Greyson8292 2 года назад

    THANK YOU! you explained it perfectly =)

  • @yvonnehugli6918
    @yvonnehugli6918 2 года назад +1

    Such clear instructions, without the added wraps! I love it! Would you mind if I included a link to your video with my written instructions in some kits my guild is making?

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  2 года назад +1

      I always appreciate when folks share links and send viewers my way. Happy knitting to you and your guild!

  • @Silverdale15
    @Silverdale15 Месяц назад

    I love thr phone holder did u make that ??

  • @kashleys9749
    @kashleys9749 Год назад

    If you make enough of it/make super long cords & don't mind spending the time,can you use the wider version of this type of cord(s),(like when u use a t.p.roll size circle to make the cord,I assume it'd be a thicker cord oitcome & closer to bulky 5/6 or jumbo 7 yarn)to hand/finger crochet a chunky blanket? I know it sounds weird & may be more work than some people think is worth doing this for,lol!!

  • @capecodtiffany
    @capecodtiffany 8 месяцев назад

    What happens when you make a mistake? Is there any coming back from it, or do you have to start over?

  • @estherdavis851
    @estherdavis851 5 лет назад +6

    Could you add more stiches than 4?
    Does it have to be an even number of stiches?

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  5 лет назад +3

      Hmm... I have never seen a spool knitter with more (or less) than 4 pegs, but that certainly doesn't mean it can't be done. When knit (on needles) I-cords are generally between 3-5 sts and I don't see any reason why a spool knitter couldn't be made with 3, 4 or 5 pegs.

    • @susansoper2621
      @susansoper2621 4 года назад +3

      By far the best French knitting tutorial

    • @MagdaMakes
      @MagdaMakes 4 года назад +2

      You absolutely can. I have seen spool knitters with six or more pegs. Any more than that and you are approaching a knitting loom which uses the exact same method for knitting, but you are creating much larger pieces of fabric (both tubes like the spool knitter) and flat (like back and forth knitting.

    • @KatarinaS.
      @KatarinaS. Год назад

      No, it doesn't have to be 4 pegs or an even number. I have 2 plastic spool knitters that I purchased at either Joanne's or Michael's (in addition to several of these diy 4-peg wooden spools), both have 2 different peg knitter tops (one is double sided and the other has interchangeable discs, each with different numbers of pegs). All in all I have 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8 peg knitters and each produces a slightly different looking cord.

    • @Silverdale15
      @Silverdale15 Месяц назад

      I've seen these Nancy thingies now with 8 pegs ! Ice ordered an acrylic one to try but only 4 pegs see how it works up....

  • @patriciamorales8565
    @patriciamorales8565 6 месяцев назад +1

    How far apart are your nails?

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  6 месяцев назад

      I haven't measured, but probably between 1/2-3/4 inch.

  • @LB-cn3fl
    @LB-cn3fl Год назад +1

    גיברתי אני בת 77 עושה את זה ללא שום חוקים.....טיפ....מסמרים צריכים ליהייות מאוד קצרים כך גילגולי חוטים נעשה בקלות רבה.....

  • @rescueumbrella
    @rescueumbrella 9 месяцев назад

    Hard to see what you're doing

  • @Jbm0230
    @Jbm0230 7 месяцев назад

    Tbh I didn’t enjoy that