🍀 CLOVER 3101 Wonder Knitter in Pink, 8.8" Height x 5" Length x 1.8" Width Review

Works as advertised. And if you can't understand the printed instructions, Clover has a video on YouTube. However, I don't understand why anyone thinks this is so cool. Of course the i-cord does it, but it makes it VERY loose. I was hoping I could find an easier way to make it, but I just have to knit or crochet them if I want a strong, tight i-cord.

I love this product. Looking for an easy way to knit cords, I chose this Clover Wonder knitting machine. Following the instructions, I tied my line in no time. I knit with fluffy acrylic yarn without any problems. I came back and ordered two more Clover Wonder knitting machines, one for travel; It's sturdy enough to carry in my art bag, the other one stays in my workshop just in case. By the way, I ordered another knitter, Boyce, everything is fine. I appreciate the fact that Clover has a…

You can make I-Cord very quickly with this handy little tool. I just made one with a small 3 pin detachable head in about 15 minutes to post a picture of it. It's that simple (and did I mention quickly?). I-Cord looks so beautiful. If you want a big one (ideal for a bag handle) use a detachable 6-pin head. I've had no trouble swapping different heads. I-cords are great for knitting or crocheting edging (like plaids, which tend to curl up at the edges; pull the i-cord on and voila!). It's fun…

I bought this for my 4 year old daughter who has been begging me to teach her to knit. I knew she wasn't ready for the injections and I hoped it would be easy enough for her - and it is! I showed her how to loop it once and then she started soloing. She was pretty good in about 30 minutes and kept her busy for hours. She uses rainbow yarn, which works well because she can easily track her progress with stripes of different colors, which she finds useful. It's very well designed. I've used…