The French knitter made an awesome cord, didn’t it? If you like the french knitter, but you need something faster, that means that the lucet is for you! What I like about this particular tool is that I can make a lot of cord really fast. You may not be very fast at first, but you will probably catch on pretty quickly. Time to get started!
Grab a lucet, a pair of scissors, and some yarn.
- First put the end of the yarn through the hole in the lucet.
- And wrap the yarn around one of the pegs as shown in the picture.
3. Then wrap the yarn around the opposite peg as shown in the other picture below.
4. Pull the bottom loop over the top loop on the right.
5. Flip the lucet over, doing this you will have the yarn on top of the loop to act as a top loop.
6. Take the bottom loop and pull it over the top yarn.
7. Flip over the lucet and continue on until you have reached your desired length.
Casting off:
- Move the left loop onto the right one.
2. Then take the bottom loop and pull it over the top one.
3. Slip the loop off the peg and hold it so that your cord doesn’t come undone.
4. Cut the yarn.
5. Take hold of the end of your yarn and push it through the loop. Pull tight.
Look at what you just made!
Create something with the cord!
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