What you need
# 4 needles
bedspread weight cotton thread
1 small bead
Instructions
Cast on 3 stitches, leaving the tail long enough to become half of the hanging loop.
Knit until desired length, turning always in the same direction. I turned away from me and gave the icicle a tug after every row.
This becomes second nature after a while.
Mine are 22 rows, about 3 & 1/3 inches, but icicles can be any size you want.
When you cut the thread leave the end long enough to secure the bead, work the thread through the icicle, and have enough for remaining for the other half of the hanging loop.
Now, knit all 3 stitches together, cut and pull the end through the last stitch, pull tight.
Bring the thread around the bead through the last stitch.
Work the thread up the side of the icicle securing it by looping it around a stitch, every 2-3 stitches.
Tie the beginning thread to the ending thread by looping it through itself.
Trim, twist and pull.
This project was created by Judith, Check out her blogs for more free patterns.
Copyright to Judith Prindle
Thankyou so much for this little pattern I have been looking for, I knit hats for charity for baby’s and teen’s, its a great little decoration winter hats and so suitable for teens.
Can I just say I can’t understand people looking for free patterns and then make RUDE comments, if you cant be nice say nothing at all.
Lynn UK
Adorable. Can’t wait to decorate the tree with them!
wow very nice…
HELP! what on earth does ‘turning in the same direction’ mean!
very, uh, simple, but i was kind of expecting something, uh, a little more, ummmmm, bigger/ advanced. no offense
very pretty!