Basic Crochet Cord (right-handed version)

My method is a simplified variation of the cord used to make Romanian Point Lace. Please note: if you're looking for instructions for Romanian Point Lace cord, this is *not* how to make it!

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[jennycollier]

At last !!! Thank you. You highlighted the V of the stitch and showed the vertical stitch to use in front of it. I have lost count of how many videos I've watched with this cord crocheting. I just couldn't get it. Last few days it has frustrated me and I just couldnt work out why I just ended up with a knotted mess. Now I always check I'm doing it right by looking for the 2 stitches at front of the V. Finally getting it right 👍 Thank you 😁

[chococheeseninja]

WOW!! as someone who's not a huge fan of making i-cords, this style of cord is a game changer! loving how this looks. thank you for sharing! 🙏

[kneiayranychole]

This tutorial was like a breath of fresh air. My cord is turning out so much better than it was before. I realize I am a very visual learner 😂😭😭

[VeeJay]

Thank you, June. You're were clear, and to the point. Love the effect of visually highlighting the important and critical stiches. You made it so easy! Enjoyed your British accent as well as your soothing voice. Kudos!

[estherscrochetnook]

Absolutely love the color you added to the stitches to show exactly which part you were talking about

[NJgrandma]

Lol! I was just attempting a crocheted I-cord when I came upon this video! Ripped out my work and started this! MUCH easier!! Thank you!

[valerieolivares]

I actually love this channel you take time to really explain, not subtitles, and you HIGHLIGHT stitches😭I can’t tell you how many times I messed up cause they would go fast and not explain what stitch and I have to rewatch some videos on slow playback but yours is absolutely wonderful.

[bearteddy]

Thank you soooo much! this video is the first one that makes since and by highlighting the stich you are referring to in the beginning help so much more then any other video I've watched

[jillnelson]

June! Thanks! I'll make dog collars and leashes for small dogs! I volunteer at a local canine ranch for senior and disabled dogs! And hey, I really love your work and patterns!💖

[abbynormal]

Thank you! I finally get it now :-) The highlighting, moderate pace and clear instruction made the process so easy to understand!

[briannaholmes]

Omg thank you! Five videos later I finally ran across yours and caught on. Thank you for highlighting and doing it at a detailed pace for us to understand it! ❤️

[trinamaewhitehead]

I absolutely love her video...the way she highlights the stitches and such makes it so easy to follow!!! Have a God day~Trina & Heekango~Arizona, USA

[loloize]

im watching this 8 years later and it was the best tutorial for this cord, thank

[redfailhawk]

Tried to learn icord, couldn't. Tried this for my project... looks so nice!!

[janinalamb]

Love how clear you make this. That is a real talent!

[LaNoisette]

3 am, I'm annoyed by a pattern, I'm about to put it aside and do something else, but you existence made the whole project enjoyable again. Thank you 🤗

[nicholaspilcher]

This is ABSOLUTELY the best tutorial I have seen. I have struggled with this in the past. Your instructions are clear and concise. Thank you.

[ellafaith]

I very much appreciate how you highlighted the important areas to be sure we were identifying the correct pieces of the yarn. This was very fun and much easier to learn than I at first thought it would be!

[christienida]

Thank you! You provided a fantastic, easy tutorial & all the tips were brilliant for someone new. Things many overlook and assume will naturally make sense to everyone.

[Yoshnge]

Thanks for the great tutorial June! This cord is so beautiful, I'm definitely going to use it. ❤️