Here's a fun game to play. Take a movie and change one word to something related to circular knitting. I'll start The Lord of the skeins

One of my favorite things to see is new members jumping into the community, introducing themselves, sharing projects, asking questions, and encouraging others. When you reach Level 2, it means you're no longer just watching from the sidelines—you're becoming part of the community. 💛 Today we'd like to celebrate these members who have joined since June 1st and have reached Level 2 or higher: 🎉 @Vanessa Hammond 🎉 @Kelly Neal 🎉 @Katlin Richardson 🎉 @Bonnie Newman 🎉 @Miriam Poorman 🎉 @Bernadette Harlow Truman 🎉 @Teresa Raimo Thank you for participating, sharing, learning, and helping make this community such a welcoming place for everyone. 🎁 New Members - Don't Forget Your Rewards! If you've recently moved up a level, make sure you visit the Classroom and check out the Rewards Area. As you move through the levels, you'll unlock special bonuses and rewards along the way. Many members earn rewards and completely forget to claim them! 😄 💡 How Do You Earn Points? This surprises a lot of new members! You don't earn points simply by posting. You earn points when other members engage with what you post. That means when someone: 💛 Likes your post 💛 Comments on your post 💛 Responds to a question you asked ...you earn points. And the wonderful thing is that it works both ways. When you take the time to: 🧶 Comment on someone else's project Answer a question Encourage a fellow member 🧶Welcome someone new You're helping them earn points too! It's one of the reasons our reward system encourages members to support each other rather than compete against each other. The more we interact, the more everyone benefits. 💛 Thank you to all of our new members who are making the effort to jump in and participate. We're so glad you're here! Please help me congratulate our newest Level 2+ members in the comments below! 👇🎉🧶💛

I am making my second attempt at making a Sleepy Bear. How do I know if I have the right amount of stuffing? My first attempt was too much and made it hard to get the arms and legs right. I think giving me an idea of how far apart the tips of the fingers when pressed hard together. Maybe like an inch apart? 2 inches? Maybe in centimeters for those who operate in metric.? Or some other way so I can determine how much is too much or not enough. Any guidance is greatly appreciated. TIA.

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These are all four of the chill pills I’ve made. The yellow and green one I made last week. The other three I just did in the past few days. I may have to find a different way to do the eyes, or find different eyes. Even though I have hot glue on the back of them, the pink and purple one and the green and blue one gave me a hard time. The eyes kept trying to fall through the spaces. I may need to use bigger eyes, in which case Amazon here I come! lol 😆 The other picture shows the mess that I have in my plastic bin. The jar is actually fiber fill. And if I open the lid, it’s all gonna fall out. lol but this just shows you why I need a yarn winder, and soon! I don’t really want to spend the money right now, but I might have to just to fix this mess.