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Then pull at the i-cord so that the yarn end shrinks into the i-cord.
See How to knit an i-cord to learn how.
Or you can make an i-cord, using 4 stitches.
Decrease back down to the number of stitches you used for your i-cord.
You can also knit a long i-cord and sew it into a flower shape.
I-cord for four to five inches, until the headband is a good length.
Repeat step two until the i-cord is the desired length.
Decrease until you have the correct number of stitches for your i-cord.
Cast on three to five stitches depending on the thickness of i-cord you want.
Use a darning needle to thread the end of the tail yarn into the i-cord from its end.
If you already know how to crochet a chain, you can use this instead of an i-cord.
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