Knitting Daily TV, Episode 901 - Always Classic (Video Download)

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.
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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.
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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 Soulwood 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 Casecade Yarn's 220 (dark orange yarn). 
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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.
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