Here is a little keyring coin purse that I have being doing lately. It is a very quick to do and is perfect for last minute present. The clip is only 5cm wide. I did a tube of about 35 rows with the 22 (or 24) pins machine. Cinched both ends and tied them together like a beanie. Sew the other end (brim of the beanie) to the clasp. I added beads on that one but it is not needed. Voice une petite bourse porteclé. Elle est très vite faîte et idéal pour un cadeau de dernière minute. Le fermoir est seulement 5cm de largeur. J'ai fais environ 35 rangs avec la machine a 22 (ou 24) aiguilles. Serré les deux bouts ensemble comme pour un bonnet. Coudre l'autre côté (bord du bonnet) au fermoir. J'ai ajouté des perles sur celui-là mais ce n'est pas nécessaire.

I want to run an idea past my Premium and VIP members before making any decisions, because your support truly matters to me. In January, I’m planning a Sweater Designing class. Because of the depth of the topic, it will take several sessions to complete properly. I’ve been thinking about turning this into a free 5-day challenge as a way to: ✨ Welcome new members into the community ✨ Give something special back as a Christmas gift ✨ Celebrate my birthday in January (this would be my gift to all of you!) Normally, classes like this are reserved for paid members only, and I want to be very respectful of that. So before I move forward, I wanted to ask you directly: 👉 Would you be okay with this particular class being offered for free in January as a one-time event? Your Premium and VIP memberships would, of course, continue to include: 💛 All other classes and replays 💛 Ongoing Crafting Hours and mentorship 💛 Full access to the pattern library and business training Please feel free to share your thoughts honestly — I truly value your input and want to make sure this feels good and fair to those who support the community. Thank you for being such an amazing part of this journey. 🧶💛

Here is a preview of one of next week's projects. Not sure what day is coming out because it us going to take a long time to edit this one. Have you ever had a project that you said, "Thank God, this is done!" Well, this was one of those projects. Everything that could go wrong did, but I finally got it done. What do you think?

I thought I would try some sparkly tinsel yarn that I got yesterday… it goes through the Addi really good. The Sentro doesn’t like the red though.

I will be editing the video and slowing down some parts to make it easier to follow and will be posting the replay on Monday. Thanks so much @Paul Brown for a wondercul class. You did great.