Of all the crochet cords that I could find online, the Knot Cord is definitely my favorite one!
The Knot Cord looks a bit like an ear of wheat, it is quite flat, and works up incredibly fast.
Compared to the i cord, or even the Romanian Cord, there are fewer movements required, making this cord faster to crochet than the other ones.
This beautiful and easy crochet cord is perfect for belts, bag handles, top straps, bracelets, and so much more.
In this blog post, you can find a step-by-step photo tutorial. However, a video tutorial is also available here on my YouTube channel.
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Crochet Knot Cord – Video Tutorial
You can find the video tutorial on how to crochet the Knot Cord here on my YouTube channel.
Materials
- 7.5-mm Crochet Hook
- For this tutorial, I used Macrame Cotton Bulky by Ice Yarns.
Crochet Knot Cord – Photo Tutorial
Step 1. Make a slip knot but do not tighten it.
Step 2. Holding the loose end in place with your thumb, insert your hook under the loop indicated by the arrow.
Step 3. Yarn over, pull up a loop.
Step 4. Draw the loop through the loop on your hook like for a sl st.
Step 5. This is how your work should like like.
Step 6. Pull the loose end to tighten your knot.
Step 7. Insert your hook under the loop indicated by the arrow, yo, and draw yarn through all the loops on your hook.
Step 8. Keep repeating Step 7 to grow your knot cord.
Below, you can see a picture of what your cord will look like after a few repeats.
To finish your cord, simply cut the yarn and pull the loop on your hook to slide the yarn through.
And Your crochet Knot Cord is ready!
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