Good news! The I-Cord necklace has a name: Lovely Cords!

I was able to scrounge up enough time to add it to the KUAS Designs Ravelry shop. It's a quick and easy project, so it's only listed for $1.99!


Lovely
Cords is a fusion of knitting and beading. The hardware that is put at the back
of the necklace really makes the project pop and gives it a more professional,
finished look. Don’t be surprised if people ask you were you bought this
necklace.
Materials:
Yarn:
Approx. 40-45 yds of Louisa Harding’s Thalia
(or any ribbon yarn in a semi-bulky weight with a recommended needle size of US11)
Pattern seen in “Eggplant.”
Wonder knitter tool: with a
3-pin dial piece.
(You can
knit the I-cord using double-pointed needles [dpns])
Optional: two size US 10.5dpns
Jewelry Hardware & Tools:
Two flat-nose
pliers, two 6’’ lengths of 7-strand beading wire (.45mm), 2 large cone beads
(the bigger the better), 2 bead spacers, 4 bead crimps, three jump rings, two 4.5’’ lengths of metal jewelry chain, 1 clasp,
and a decorative flower with a twist-tie glued onto the back.
Try to get
all of the beading materials in the same metallic shade.
Will you be one of people who will win a KUAS pattern tonight at the online Halloween Knitting PARTY at7pm (CT)?
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