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Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you get to the end of the live stitches. For same color I-cord, use running yarn from the top st of the fabric, for CC I-cord, use the tail end of a CC skein. At top of work, with right side facing, CO 2 st via backwards loop technique. You can also see that knitting through the back loops not only twists the stitches but also puts the first I-cord stitch (lighter brown) over the top of the fabric stitch (darker brown) thus hiding it. After knitting the two brown stitches together with the blue yarn, you will wind up with a total of three stitches on your right needle--the blue, which is the last (edge) stitch of the I-cord, as well as the two orange stitches which make up the other two-thirds of the I-cord stitches. Here's the reasoning: When I knit circular, the knitting is nice and even, but when I knit flat, the knitting tends to row out. Rowing out is hard to disguise with steam blocking, but steam blocking is much faster than wet blocking, so I would always rather steam block if I can get away with it (remember, "lazy" is this tam's first name). We'll start with the bind-off (short edges), and get to the edging (long edges) in the second half of this post. The last step in preparing the band is to fold it in half the narrow way to form a double-thick, half-width band, with the texture pattern, if any, to the outside. Rather, this is how I-cord is made: the running yarn becomes a traveling strand drawn across from the outermost (first) to the innermost (last) of the three I-cord stitches. I first came upon Mikey (1992) as a DVD at the video section of a local mall when I was a wee little lad going through a zombie phase -as in I watch and re-watch zombie movies both old and new as if its a daily nutrient vital to my very existence- so I didn't really give much thought about it other than I find it silly that they try roping in classic slasher villains Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees as if the little evil twerp in the cover would match up to their legacy. Step 2: Knit three stitches: these would be the two you cast on followed by the first of the fabric stitches--which has been colored brown in the below illustration. Note the running yarn has been colored blue to identify the part of the running yarn which turns into the stitch holding together the two brown stitches. In so doing, the lighter brown stitch becomes the edge of the I-cord and the darker brown fabric stitch has been bound off into the I-cord. The running yarn will again protrude from the fabric 3 stitches in from the edge. If possible, hang your scrubbie to dry between uses; this will keep it smelling fresher. If Kitchener-stitching is not your thing, work a three-needle bind off--the seam will be hidden inside the band. You will find really two sub-groups for physical hard disk failures mechanical and electronic. Because this long edge was knit with a slipped selvedge, picking up stitches is easy--each edge stitch is two rows high, making for a nice, large loop to pick up through.