New Yarns for Spring in cashmere + cottons. New sock workshops in April. Improvise a neckline.

Think you don't like to knit cottons? These will change your mind-- gorgeous and soft, eminently knit table + wearable cottons and blends for spring. Plus, Nancy announces new workshops for spring: Basic Socks (you know you've been meaning to learn), Beyond Basics in April, and Embroidered Stitches in May. Also today, Nancy improvises a neckline on a sweater-- you're making it- make it yours!
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[@wendybarrington5696]

Love the Podcast...thanks!

[@maryannbergeron9531]

This was such a great video. I love the yarns you showcased and the tutorial on picking up stitches around the neck is definitely going into a folder for my next sweater. Thank you so much. ❤

[@holliegiampietro7030]

TU for another informative video❤❤❤

[@daveshulman1707]

Great video!!

[@bonnadowns524]

Thank you Nancy🙏
For sharing your techniques with us today👌love your video ❤️
Yes!!!! I did sometimes or so didn’t follow the pattern🥺 not so good result after😳

[@timeflies54fast48]

Enjoy the way you match up colors. I also like your sweater and the blouse you have on. The lacey sleeves are so elegant!
I agree on knitting toe up socks. I knit 2@atime, toe up, and never worry that I may run out of yarn. I prefer to knit my toes and heels and cuff in a contrasting color. And if I want a longer length in the leg I will add a few rows of contrasting color before the cuff. I also prefer the shadow wrap heel.
I am knitting helix color socks right now. The yarns get twisted and I will untangle them every half inch or so.
I love the light brown yarn you worked with for the sweater. What yarn is it?