I just had to post up this video of my two turkeys. They’re funny. They talked to us all the time! I hope you find it as entertaining as I do.

Hubby sent me to 2 different Publix to get turkeys today but one of them was close to Hobby Lobby so he told me if i went and got his turkeys he would buy me yarn. As you can imagen i said yes!

🌟 TRY SOMETHING TUESDAY — WHAT'S HOLDING YOU BACK? We all have that ONE project or technique we've been thinking about trying. Maybe it's making panels instead of tubes. Maybe it's learning colourwork, joining pieces together, or making something that requires a little more finishing. Or perhaps you've seen a beautiful project in our Pattern Library and thought, "I'd love to make that someday!" Well, what if someday could start today? ❤️ TODAY'S QUESTION: What's ONE circular machine knitting technique or project you'd love to learn but haven't tried yet? And what's been holding you back? Is it a lack of confidence, not knowing where to start, or simply needing a little encouragement? Experienced knitters, please jump in with your suggestions! Let's help one another turn "I wish I could" into "Look what I made!" ❤️🧶

Today, we remember those who served and the people at home who supported them. I wanted to continue that reflection with something especially meaningful to us as knitters. During both World Wars, volunteer knitting efforts helped provide soldiers with warm handmade items. Socks were especially important, along with scarves, mittens, sweaters, and other practical garments. Imagine the number of hours spent knitting those items! And imagine the feelings of someone receiving something handmade while far away from home. For many people, knitting wasn't simply a hobby. It was a way to contribute when they wanted desperately to do something useful. ❤️ TODAY'S QUESTION: Do you know anyone who knitted for soldiers, veterans, or military families? Perhaps your grandmother or another relative told stories about knitting during wartime. Or maybe you've participated in a modern charity knitting project that supports people in need. I'd love to hear those stories. And if you have an old photograph, a knitted keepsake, or a family memory you're comfortable sharing, you're welcome to include it. Let's preserve a little of our knitting history together. Lest We Forget. 🌺