Unleash Your Creativity!

Use it for:

  • Knitting
  • Crafts
  • Home Decor
  • Jewelry
  • Wire Art
  • Embellishments
  • Our All New Technique - Free Cabling!

Create Your World!

I-Cord

Create miles of I-cord quickly and easily for any project.
Let your imagination run wild!

Wire Art & Home Decor

Combine your I-cord with wire to create word art, 3D sculptures and wall hangings

Jewelry

Add beads to make beautiful necklaces, bracelets, and more!

I-Cord Cast On & Bind Off

Create a smooth polished edge to any piece of knitting with an I-cord cast on and bind off

Knitted Free Cabling

Free yourself from all restrictions and explore a whole new world of freeform cables and picture knitting in any color combination you can imagine!

Learn How

Casting On - Right Handed / Continental

Casting On - Left Handed / English

Making an I-Cord - Right Handed / Continental

Making an I-cord - Left Handed / English

Binding Off I-Cord - Right Handed / Continental

Binding Off I-Cord - Left Handed / English

Picking Up Dropped Stitches

Free Cabling

Apply I-Cord To Finished Objects to Create Truly Freeform Cables And Pictures

Step 1 - Pick Up Stitches Along Your Path

Step 2 - Follow The Path - Right Handed / Continental

Step 2 - Follow The Path - Left Handed / English

Project Ideas

Cell Phone Sling Bag

Twining Roads Headband

Pattern Coming Soon!

Wandering Hearts Cowl

Pattern Coming Soon!

MEET THE DESIGNER

Dawn Prickett

Dawn loves to design outside the box, thinking of ways to use yarn in new and creative ways. The Cord Quill is the result of extensive prototyping to find just the right feel and function in a tool that can free you to explore the yarny world in a truly freeform manner.

She lives for that incredible feeling of finishing a project, looking down and saying "I made a thing!" and wants to help other crafters have more of those moments.

Whether you're a seasoned knitter, a casual crocheter, or a creative crafter, Dawn hopes that this little tool can help you tell YOUR story in yarn.

You can find her tools and her patterns on her website Twiceshearedsheep.com