Welcome to Nidication's I-Cord Edging Tutorial. On this video we've done an I-Cord cast on and now we are going to be working the I-Cord edging on both sides of the work. So you're going to knit your first row across and now we're going to be working the I-Cord edging on these three stitches for the right-hand side. You're very first one, you're going to slip your stitch purlwise with your yarn in front of your work and then you're going to purl your next stitch. You're going to slip your third stitch and this creates the I-Cord on this edge. Now we're going to work across our work in pattern if this row for us is just plain knitting but you could do whatever stitch pattern you wanted on here. This is your second round after your I-Cord edging, or second row after your I-Cord edging. We're going to knit across and then we're going to come to our left-hand edge and I will show you how to work the I-Cord on the edge so we turn the corner. So this is our left-hand edge, this is where we started our work and all we're going to do here is when you cast on of your I-Cord you're going to pick up three stitches from the end of your I-Cord. So 1, 2 and 3. So our last stitch was picked up backwards so we're going to be working it through the back loop to set it right and then we're just going to be knitting our next two stitches. This creates the I-Cord edging on both the left-hand side and the right-hand side and so we will have a cast on, a left and a right. So what do we do with these stitches the next time we come to them? What you're going to do is you're going to knit across to the last three stitches then you're going to knit your first stitch of the I-Cord. You're going to slip the second stitch, purl-wise with yarn and back and then knit your third stitch. Then when you turn it around you're going to do the same thing we did at the beginning of the video where you're going to slip your first stitch, purl-wise, purl your second stitch and slip your third stitch. Both of those are with yarn in front, move your yarn to the back and continue knitting across. Thanks for watching guys. Happy knitting.