Knitting Daily TV Series 900 : Knitting Daily

Episode 913 - Shape Up!

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 22:10:00 GMT

Celebrate shapes and shaping on this episode of Knitting Daily TV with editor of Interweave Knits magazine Eunny Jang and expert Clara Parkes.

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Getting Started:
On the final episode of this season of Knitting Daily TV Eunny demonstrates the infinite or endless loop cable, as seen on the Arabesque Beret design shown here from the special issue Interweave Knits Accessories 2011.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Abbey Pullover from Knitscene Fall 2011.

Accessorize Me!
Eunny joins designer and author Kristen TenDyke with a fun market bag that celebrates the chevron. Kristen demonstrates the seed stitched edging on this bag, which gives it some added strength in the shoulder straps and bottom. Download the free pattern for the Chevron Market Bag and knit along with Eunny and Kristen.
Sponsored by Interweave.

Yarn Spotlight:
Clara Parkes and Eunny are back in the Knitting Lab for the last time on this season, wrapping up the Yarn Spotlights with an in-depth look at multi-plied yarns, their characteristics, the benefits of multiple plies to a yarn, and their best uses. Featured on this episode is Valley Fibers' Northfield yarn, a merino, baby alpaca, and silk blended yarn that is comprised of various plies. You can purchase this yarn online at WEBs. Also seen is Knit One Crochet Too's Pediwick and Baby Boo yarns.
Sponsored by WEBs, America's Yarn Store.

Quick Tip:
Eunny wraps up the entire season of Knitting Daily TV Series 900 with one more quick tip for "no stitch" boxes, and what to do when you see those empty boxes seen on knitting charts.
Sponsored by Interweave.

Thank you for a great season! We appreciate our sponsors and viewers, and hope to see you again on another fiber-filled season of Knitting Daily TV in January 2013.

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ABOUT THE SHOW: Knitting Daily TV is an exciting needle crafts how-to program on public television covering everything from knitting and crochet to stitching, felting, and spinning. The show guides viewers in learning to make fun yet smart one-of-a-kind designs using the latest products in yarn and fiber. Download free patterns, meet trendsetting knit and crochet designers, and improve or learn new skills and techniques.

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Episode 912 - Eek, Steeks!

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 21:33:00 GMT

Don't let steeks scare you! Join host of Knitting Daily TV Eunny Jang as she and guest experts explore various steeking methods, crochet motifs, silk blended yarns, and more on this fiber-filled episode.

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Getting Started:
Eunny begins this episode with three types of steeks: machine, crocheted, and unfinished steeks. She'll demonstrate each one and show you how it looks when you actually cut your knitwear.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing Amy Christoffer's Cypress Raglan design from Knitscene Spring 2012.
(The vest seen in this episode is from Eunny's private collection, the pattern is not available.)

Accessorize Me!
Shay Pendray and crochet expert Kristin Omdahl meet up on this season's Accessorize Me! segment again to show off a crocheted vest that celebrates the crocheted motif. Kristin will demonstrate how to crochet this motif and talk a bit more about her Birch Vest design. Download the Birch Vest pattern and crochet along with Shay and Kristin.
Sponsored by Interweave.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny joins yarn expert Clara Parkes in the Knitting Lab to talk about silk blended yarns, their characteristics, and their best uses. Featured on this episode's Yarn Spotlight is Lantern Moon's Scrumptious DK and Chunky weight yarns, a blend of silk and merino wool that shares the strong characteristics of both materials. Also featured is Zen Yarn Garden's Serenity Silk Singles, a single-plied merino, silk, and cashmere blend great for detailed projects requiring fingerweight yarns.
Sponsored by Zen Yarn Garden and Lantern Moon.

Quick Tip:
Eunny wraps up this episode all about steeking with a quick tip for tacking down your steeks.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 911 - Shrinking is Good

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 19:37:00 GMT

We've all accidentally shrunken our wool sweaters in the wash, but on this episode of Knitting Daily TV we talk about when shrinking out knitwear is intentional, called felting.

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Getting Started:
On this episode's Getting Started segment, host Eunny Jang gives a tutorial on how to correctly measure your felted fabric, before and after felting. The blue hat seen on this segment is from Interweave Knits Fall 2012.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Clover Camisole by Heather Zoppetti, from the Summer 2012 issue of Knitscene.

Accessorize Me!
On this episode's Accessorize Me segment Eunny joins up with knitwear designers and instructors Laura Bryant and Barry Klein for a tutorial on mitered corners. This knitting technique is easy to master and the possibilities are endless. With the ability to knit a corner, you can add depth and dimensions to your knitting. Download the Rendezvous Mitered Garter St. Scarf, the free scarf pattern seen on this episode in brown, and practice your mitered knitting.
Sponsored by Prism Arts, Inc. and Trendsetter Yarns.

Yarn Spotlight:
Clara Parkes and Eunny are back in the Knitting Lab to talk about tweed yarns. Donegal tweed gets it's name from a region of Ireland called Donegal, and featured on this episode is a popular 100% wool tweed yarn from Tahki Stacy Charles called Donegal Tweed. See what this particular yarn looks like knit up with it's tweed effects both knit and unwashed and felted. Also shown are blended tweeds such as Elsebeth Lavold's silky wool (dark orange) and Serendipity's cotton and wool tweed yarn (light orange).
Sponsored by Tahki Stacy Charles.

Quick Tip:
Eunny wraps up this episode with more felting. She compares and contrasts a variety of felted fabrics so you can see the felted effects each type of yarn may have and what added design elements look like after the wash.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 910 - Intarsia InDepth

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 17:39:00 GMT

Explore intarsia knitting in-depth with host of Knitting Daily TV Eunny Jang, including a tutorial on knitting intarsia in the round. Also on this episode is a look at heathered wool yarns and a quick tip for cardboard bobbins.

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Getting Started:
Eunny begins this episode with a look at intarsia knitting beyond the basics. Shown here is an intarsia cardigan featured in the Fall 2012 issue of Interweave Knits.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing Robyn Chachula's Szechuan Sweater from Interweave Crochet Fall 2012.

Accessorize Me!
Learn intarsia in the round with Eunny as she meets up with Kristin to demonstrate Anne Berk's Albus Argyle Sock design. This classic pattern involves some pretty tricky intarsia techniques from Anne Berk's Intarsia InDepth workshop video. Download the sock pattern and try your hand at intarsia in the round!
Sponsored by Interweave.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny and Clara are back in the Knitting Lab to dissect heathered wool. A fall classic, this wool has a natural look and great characteristics for a variety of uses. Featured on this Yarn Spotlight is Harrisville Design's Highland yarn and Halcyon Yarn's Geo Rug Wool. The Geo Rug wool is a strong, single-plied yarn without a lot of twist that tends to soften after washing. The Highland yarn comes in both skeins and cones and is 100% Sheltand wool that keeps its heathered look even after dyeing. Both these classic yarns come in a variety of colors, including the heathered skeins and swatches seen here. Also seen on this episode is Pear Tree's super soft wool (purple and teal).
Sponsored by Harrisville Designs and Halcyon Yarn.

Quick Tip:
Eunny wraps up this episode with a quick tip for managing your yarns with intarsia knitting with handmade cardboard bobbins.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 909 - Bobbles and Baubles

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 16:53:00 GMT

Join host of Knitting Daily TV Eunny Jang and experts Clara Parkes, Kristin Omdahl, and Shay Pendray as they explore the knitted bobble, crocheted baubles, and much more.

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Getting Started:
Eunny begins this episode with a tutorial on textural stitches. Learn a faux bobble stitch that is shown on the Bobble Beret, from the Fall 2012 issue of Interweave Knits magazine.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing Bettie's Pullover from the Winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits.

Accessorize Me!
Crochet expert Kristin Omdahl joins up with Shay on this Accessorize Me! segment to showcase a crocheted cuff made by crocheting with wire. Kristin demonstrates this fun technique. Download the Cleopatra Cuff and crochet along with Kristin.
Sponsored by Interweave.
See more of Kristin's crocheted jewelry and crocheted pieces at her website StyledByKristin.com.

Yarn Spotlight:
Join Eunny and Clara on this episode's Yarn Spotlight as they discuss yarn's halo. What is a yarn halo and what yarns tend to have them? Featured on this Yarn Spotlight is Bijou Basin Ranch's Seraphim yarn, an angora and and vicose blend. The viscose in this yarn keeps the mohair's halo less drastic. Also featured is Halcyon Yarn's Victorian Boucle, a mohair, wool, and nylon blended yarn with a strong halo that isn't sticky and creates a soft fabric. Also seen is Be Sweet's mohair yarn (light pink) and Grignasco Knits' kid seta yarn (red).
Sponsored by Bijou Basin Ranch and Halcyon Yarn.

Quick Tip:
Eunny finishes this episode with a woven cable stitch, another textural stitch that adds depth to your knitwear. It's seen here on a fedora featured in the Fall 2012 issue of Interweave Knits magazine.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 908 - Unusually Unique

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 16:01:00 GMT

Celebrate the unusually and the unique on this episode of Knitting Daily TV, hosted by editor of Interweave Knits magazine Eunny Jang.

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Getting Started:
Eunny demonstrates an Andean colorwork's scalloped edging. A lot easier to knit than it looks, you can add this unique edging to any design.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Mermaid Shrug designed by Kristin Omdahl for the Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Crochet magazine.

Accessorize Me!
On this episode's Accessorize Me! segment, Eunny joins knitwear designer and author Kristen Tendyke with a design from her book Finish Free Knits. The Hope pullover has a unique I-cord element and Kristen will demonstrate how to easily add this to the capped-sleeve pullover or your own design. Knit along with Kristen and download the free pattern for the Hope Top now.
Sponsored by Interweave.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny and Clara Parkes surround themselves with luxury on this episode's Yarn Spotlight. Featured is Halcyon yarn's Gemstone Silk Boucle, a beautiful 100% silk yarn that has sheen and luster. Clara and Eunny will discuss silk's characteristics and best uses. Also featured on this yarn spotlight is Windy Valley Muskox's Majestic Blend yarn, made from the soft underbelly coat of the muskox (Qiviut) this fiber is quite delightful for luxurious knitting when blended here with silk and merino. Also seen is Tahki Stacy Charles' Superior yarn (light green).
Sponsored by Halcyon Yarn and Windy Valley Muskox.

Quick Tip:
Lastly, Eunny demonstrates a fun technique referred to as purling backwards.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 907 - Ruches and Welts

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 15:39:00 GMT

Join host Eunny Jang on another episode of Knitting Daily TV that dives into horizontal and vertical ruching and welting techniques. Plus, you'll learn a fun cast-on for a cute, easy-to-knit hat and all about camelid yarns.

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Getting Started:
Eunny demonstrates horizontal ruching and welting techniques on this episode's Getting Started segment. These easy-to-add knitting elements will add fun details, texture, and depth to your knitwear.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Briar Rose Tunic by Elisabeth Parker, from the Winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits magazine.

Accessorize Me!
Eunny meets up with Kristin Omdahl on this episode's Accessorize Me! segment to demonstrate the invisible cast-on for the Amstel hat, a cute beret that is knit from the top down. Download your Amstel hat pattern and knit along with Kristin and Eunny.
Sponsored by Interweave.

Yarn Spotlight:
On this episode's yarn spotlight Eunny Jang and Clara Parkes go into the Knitting Lab to discuss camelid blends. What is a camelid yarn and what are the best uses for these fibers? Featured on this episode is Kelbourne Woolen's Road to China yarn. This 3-ply strong, soft, shiny, and drapey yarn has a lot of body. It lends itself well to comfy, cozy projects. Also seen on this yarn spotlight is Grignasco's Tikal baby alpaca yarn (pink).
Sponsored by Kelbourne Woolens.

Quick Tip:
Eunny finishes this show with a quick tip for vertical ruching with slipped stitches. Seen here is the Seashell Skirt by Kristin Omdahl, featured in the Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Knits magazine. This skirt uses vertical ruching to create a ruffled hem.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 906 - Twist & Shout

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 14:33:00 GMT

We're throwing a party of this episode of Knitting Daily TV with fun fashions, yarns, and more. Join host Eunny Jang and experts Clara Parkes and Shay Pendray for faux fur, cables on a curve, a look at novelty yarns, and much more.

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Getting Started:
Eunny begins this episode with a short-row, cable method used to knit the fun River Slippers, a design by Kyoko Nakayoshi from the Winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits. These girly slippers are easier to knit than they appear and make great gifts for a special girl or women in your family.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Beulah Cardigan by Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark, featured in the Spring 2012 special issue of Knitscene magazine.

Accessorize Me!
Shay Pendray, Laura Bryant, and Barry Klein bring fun accessory projects to this episode that are made of faux fur! That's right, no animals were harmed in the process of making these fun, soft, luxurious designs. Download the Foxy Lush Cowl, the design that Laura is wearing in this episode, and try your hand at knitting with this great "furry" yarn.
Sponsored by Prism Arts, Inc. and Trendsetter Yarns.

Yarn Spotlight:
Clara and Eunny have sparkly, fun yarns to share on this episode's Yarn Spotlight. Whether you're ready to knit an entire garment in beaded yarns, or just add some novelty yarn to a small element of your knitwear, you'll agree these yarns are fun, funky, and great additions to your yarn stash. Featured on this Yarn Spotlight is Mango Moon's Chakra yarn, which is a yarn embellished with beads. Clara shows what these yarn looks like knit up and combined with non-embellished yarns for a variety of unique variations. Also seen on this episode is Prism Art's Galazy ribbon yarn, Trendsetters' Luna, and Knit Collage's Pixie Dust yarn.
Sponsored by Mango Moon.

Quick Tip:
Eunny finishes up this episode with something she calls the "Big Twist", a knitting techniques used in the Big Twist Legwarmers seen here. These legwarmers are designed by Erica Patberg for the Spring 2012 special issue of Knit.wear magazine.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 905 - Details, Details

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 14:03:00 GMT

It's all about the details on this episode of Knitting Daily TV! Hosted by the editor of Interweave Knits magazine Eunny Jang, this episode dives into yak yarns, alpaca designs, I-cord techniques, and much more.

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Getting Started:
Eunny begins this episode with simple design techniques that create a big impact. Even the simplest stitch can carry big weight. Shown here is the Cobble Hill Pullover from the Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Knits magazine. This pullover can be worn a variety of ways, featuring both a wide v-neck and slouchy shawl collar and reversible seaming, this pullover can be worn upside down and even inside out!
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Seberg Sweater designed by Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark for Knitscene Spring 2012 issue.

Accessorize Me!
Eunny joins up with expert Shay Pendray on this episode's Accessorize Me! segment to share a unisex trio of hat, scarf, and vest made with Alpaca yarn. This trio comes from The Alpaca Fiber Cooperative of North America (AFCNA) which celebrates mostly family-owned small alpaca farms throughout North America. The durable, soft alpaca yarns are considered hypo-allergenic since they don't contain lanolin and aren't chemically treated during processing. Alpaca, a sustainable and earth-friendly natural fiber, is light-weight and warm for cooler weather. Download the Drop Stitch hat, scarf, and vest pattern and knit along with Eunny.
Sponsored by the Alpaca Fiber Cooperative of North America (AFCNA).Visit the America's Alpaca store for the yarns seen in this segment.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny and Clara dive into unique yarn blends on this episode's Yarn Spotlight. What do you get when you cross a yak with bamboo?! You get Bijou Basin's Lhasa Wilderness yarn, a blend of yak fiber and bamboo that creates a soft fiber with luster. Both soft and easy to knit with, this yarn has wonderful strength and good drape for a variety of projects. Also shown on this episode are Lorna Lace's pearl yarn (dark blue) and Classic Elite's Bamboo (light blue).
Sponsored by Bijou Basin Ranch.

Quick Tip:
Eunny wraps up with episode on details with a method for attaching I-cord to a knitted edge. Seen here is the Peplum and Pleat Jacket from the Winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits magazine. This jacket has I-cord edging on the collar and sleeves for a small detail that creates elegant finishing.

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Episode 904 - Oops--I Dropped It!

AnnieB — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 13:22:00 GMT

Intentionally drop your stitches on this episode of Knitting Daily TV, hosted by editor of Interweave Knits magazine Eunny Jang and experts Shay Pendray and Clara Parkes.

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Getting Started:
Eunny begins this episode with a tutorial on intentionally dropped stitches, a design element that can create unique openwork in your knitwear. Eunny will also explain what yarns are most useful for dropped stitch techniques. Shown on this episode is the Evolvere Shawl from Interweave Knits Spring 2012, a classic shawl with a dropped stitch edging.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Breezeway Cardigan by Amy Gunderson, featured in the Summer 2012 issue of Knitscene magazine.

Accessorize Me!
Shay Pendray joins up with favorite guests Laura Bryant and Barry Klein on this episode to talk more about dropped stitch designs. Practice your skills with the free scarf Laura is wearing on this episode. Download the Tencel Dropped Stitch Scarf.
Sponsored by Prism Arts, Inc. and Trendsetter Yarns.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny meets up with yarn expert Clara Parkes on this episode's Yarn Spotlight segment to talk about chained or constructed yarns. Featured here is Sifa Silver Cotton by Figgi Yarns, a chained cotton yarn that also includes silver elements. This yarn contains 5-10% silver, which is anti-bacterial and has therapeutic qualities. The silver filament is injected into the yarn, but surprisingly does not make this yarn "blingy" in the least. Also shown on this episode is Tahki Stacy Charles' Melody yarn (multi-colored purple and blue) and Trendsetter's chained yarns (multi-colored thick yarn and ivory yarn).
Sponsored by Knit Outta the Box.

Quick Tip:
Eunny finishes up this episode with a quick tip for another dropped stitch technique, the wrapped drop stitch. Seen here is the Ironwork Shawl by Tara Miller, from the Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Knits magazine.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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Episode 903 - Reversibilty Counts

AnnieB — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 19:20:00 GMT

Reversible knits and crochet give you various options for your wardrobe. On this episode of Knitting Daily TV host Eunny Jang and experts Clara Parkes, Kristin Omdahl, and Shay Pendray explore reversible fashions.

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Getting Started:
Eunny begins this episode with examples and demonstrations of reversible fabrics. Just because something is reversible, doesn't mean its exactly the same on both sides. This reversibility is displayed with the Chincoteague Jacket by Lisa Jacobs from the Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Knits magazine. By making this jacket with reversible stitches and with different buttons on each side, this jacket gives the wearer two different options.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Peony Cardigan by Cecily Glowik MacDonald, featured in the Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Knits magazine.

Accessorize Me!
On this episode's Accessorize Me! segment, Eunny joins crochet expert Kristin Omdahl with a reversible crocheted mobius design that is made of strips of crocheted fabric. This Pompeii Mobius design is from Kristin's book The Finer Edge. Download the free pattern today!
Sponsored by Interweave.
For more detailed information about the Pompeii Mobius, purchase the entire season of Knitting Daily TV 900 on DVD or as a digital download and get a free bonus segment with Kristin that dives more in-depth into this mobius and crochet design elements.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny and Clara team up once again to discuss locally spun fibers and yarns, something that may be important to you in your quest for supporting local North American companies. On this Yarn Spotlight Clara discusses Buffalo Wool Company's Earth yarn, a yarn completely made in North America from Bison down and nylon. Clara will discuss why this tough animal makes deliciously soft yarn as well as the best uses for bison yarn. Also featured on this segment is Louet's Easport Alpaca.
Sponsored by Buffalo Wool Company.

Quick Tip:
Lastly on episode 903 Eunny teaches viewers how to make an invisible seam so your reversible fabrics can stay that way.

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Episode 902 - Short Rows

AnnieB — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 14:29:00 GMT

Dive into short row knitting on this episode of Knitting Daily TV, hosted by Editor of Interweave Knits magazine Eunny Jang and featuring experts Clara Parkes, Kristin Omdahl, and Shay Pendray.

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Getting Started:

On episode 902's Getting Started segment, Eunny demonstrates four unique ways to wrap your short rows.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Fauna Pullover by Shirley Paden from the Winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits magazine.
The blue cardigan sweater featured on this episode is the Cutaway Coat by Sandi Rosner, featured in the knit.wear 2011 special issue magazine.

Accessorize Me!
On this episode's Accessorize Me! segment, crochet expert Kristin Omdahl joins up with Shay Pendray to demonstrate the Cables and Lace Broomstick crocheted hat, a fun accessory for any weather. Download the Cables and Lace Broomstick Hat pattern, from Kristin's book Crochet So Fine and crochet along with Knitting Daily TV.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Kristin is wearing the Star Motif Mobius from her book Seamless Crochet.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny and Clara meet up again on this episode's Yarn Spotlight to talk about washable wools. What makes a yarn washable, and what are the best uses for these fibers? Featured on this Yarn Spotlight is The Loopy Ewe's Solid Series, and also shown are Brown Sheep's Lambspride Superwash (orange) and Tahki Stacy Charles' Zara Plus yarn (red).
Sponsored by The Loopy Ewe.

Quick Tip:
Eunny finishes up this episode of Knitting Daily TV with a quick tip for changing your stepped bind-offs (such as on the shoulders of a sweater) to short-rows for a clean, smooth line.
Sponsored by Interweave.
The cabled tank shown in this segment is the Reticulated Pullover by Mathew Gnagy featured in Interweave Knits Spring 2012.

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Episode 901 - Always Classic

AnnieB — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 12:50:00 GMT

Join host of Knitting Daily TV Eunny Jang and experts Kristin Omdahl and Shay Pendray for another exciting season of the how-to television show that puts yarn and fiber center stage!

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Getting Started:
Eunny demonstrates two methods for fixing mis-crossed cables on this episode's Getting Started segment. This common knitting mistake can easily be fixed without having to rip back your entire knitted project. Visit KnittingDailyTV.com for more tips and techniques.
Sponsored by Interweave.
Eunny is wearing the Manteo Cardigan by Lisa Hoffman, from Interweave Knits Spring 2012 magazine.
Shown here on the mannequin is the Livingstone Cardigan by Amy Miller, from the Winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits magazine.

Accessorize Me!
Introducing the Accessorize Me! segment, this portion of the show is designed to bring viewers easy and interesting knit and crochet accessory patterns that showcase unique techniques that Eunny and visiting guests demonstrate. All the Accessorize Me! patterns will be available for download at KnittingDailyTV.com September 2012.
On this episode's Accessorize Me! segment, Eunny joins Shay Pendray to demonstrate the Cabled Globe Ornament full of cable techniques. This cute ornament is a great gift around the holidays as well as a fun, small project that can perfect your cable knitting. Download the Cabled Globe Ornament and knit along with Eunny.
Sponsored by Interweave.

Yarn Spotlight:
Eunny joins yarn expert Clara Parkes on another new segment to Knitting Daily TV called the Yarn Spotlight. Eunny and Clara will dive into yarn characteristics and yarn's best uses, as well as show examples of yarns available on the market today.
On episode 901's first-ever Yarn Spotlight, Eunny and Clara talk classic, 100% wool yarns. Focusing on The Yarn Company's Soulwool 100% merino yarn (multi-colored) and Halcyon Yarn's Botanica wool (orange), Clara and Eunny talk about wool's characteristics and when you'll want to use this classic wool when knitting. Also shown is Cascade Yarn's 220 (dark orange yarn).
Sponsored by The Yarn Company and Halcyon Yarn.

Quick Tip:
Eunny finishes up the first episode of Series 900 with a quick tip for reading cable charts. They can look daunting, but by following the key and breaking down each row of a cable chart, a cable project can be accomplished without worry.
Sponsored by Interweave.

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