Wow! A huge congratulations to @Katherine Freemanfahrig for reaching LEVEL 8 !!! What am achievement to make! We are all so proud of you and thankful for you being here! Way to go !

So, I felt well enough to drag my bags upstairs. I didn't get as much yarn as I wanted in the wool factory but I will be revisiting and buying lots more when we're all much better! Here's a peak at what I did get. 🤪

One of the most valuable parts of our VIP membership is something we call: ✨ Crafting Hours ✨ But they’re more than just time to knit. They’re where learning, connection, and support all come together. 💛 What Happens During Crafting Hours? Each week can look a little different depending on what we’re focusing on. Some weeks are: 🧶 Skill Training Learning specific techniques (like panels, joins, colourwork, and more) 🧶 Project-Based Classes Working through a project together step-by-step 🧶 Design & Idea Sessions Talking through patterns, troubleshooting, and creative ideas And sometimes… ☕ Just Time Together This Friday, we’re doing something a little different. It’s a Social Crafting Hour. No teaching. No pressure. Just time to: • Work on your current project • Chat with others • Ask questions if you have them • Enjoy being part of the community Because sometimes what we need most… Is to not feel like we’re doing this alone. 🤝 Why Crafting Hours Matter This is where members: • Get help when they’re stuck • Build confidence in their skills • Share ideas and wins • Connect with others who understand the journey This is where the community really comes to life. 💛 VIP Members Check the Calendar tab for times and join us live. 🚀 Not a VIP Member Yet? Crafting Hours are just one part of what VIP includes, along with: • Full pattern library • Courses and classes • Design and business training • Ongoing support All for less than the cost of a fancy coffee each month. 👉 https://www.skool.com/circular-machine-knitting/plans If you’ve ever wished you had someone to sit and knit with… This is it 💛 Let’s keep the crank turning 🧶

I've been fascinated with all the things people can create with the icord machine. I have an Addi Egg, which I've hardly used. Anyway, I tried to use it and the cord that I produced was ropey to say the least! A few of you suggested I needed a weight to make it consistent. I had a look on Amazon and it showed the Egg with a weight I didn't know it had! When I finally found the box, the weight and handle were in the bottom! So this is a chord for my glasses I've just made and I'm delighted. What a difference the weight made. Thanks for the suggestions.

Mini Minion. Pattern by; JMG Modern Knits. Etsy