My wrap I finished. Not crazy about the colors but do love it! This was my second attempt at a project. My first was a hat. Love them both. I guess I’m now an Addiholic!!

I was watching Cinnamon Stitches on YouTube before my machines arrived and her husband had made her a stand for her Addi King. It’s a table with a hole in it. My space is very limited but I wanted a table similar that I could tuck away when not in use. I realized that our wooden tv tray tables would be perfect so I’m ordering a set next month, going to take the center out, and attach my king to it. I may make one for my 22 also. Anyone else try this or something similar?

✨ Fast, practical, and SO satisfying to make! Today’s Knitmas pattern is one of those projects that checks every single box… ✔ Quick ✔ Useful ✔ Great for gifts ✔ Perfect for selling ✔ And fun to crank out! Say hello to the Knitmas Scrubbie! 🧽💙Made with scrubby yarn right on your circular knitting machine, this little powerhouse is amazing for dishes, pots, pans, and cleaning around the house — and they last forever. This is one of those “just one more…” patterns that turns into a whole basket before you know it! 👉 Paid Members The full pattern is now ready for you in the: Classroom Tab → Knitmas Area 👉 Free Members If you want instant access to all 10 Knitmas patterns so far (plus the rest still coming!), along with the ribbing class, the Panel Knitting course, printable templates, and our whole pattern library…you can upgrade for just $9 here:🔗 https://www.skool.com/circular-machine-knitting/plans Show off your scrubbie colours in the comments — I want to see all the brights, pastels, and sparkles you come up with! 💙🧶

Hi I’m new here, my grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was 7 years old and I learned everything I could about crochet. For Christmas my husband got me a knitting machine and while trying to learn how to use it I went to YouTube and that led me here, I am so happy to be here

Stash Buster • One-Ball Wonder • Market-Ready Today’s pattern highlight is the Woodland Weave Purse, and it fits January’s stash buster / one-ball wonder theme perfectly. ⚠️ Skill Level Note: This pattern is not for beginners. It’s best suited for knitters who are very comfortable with their knitting and following structured instructions. If you’re ready to stretch your skills just a bit, this is a very rewarding project. ✨ Why this pattern is a January favorite: - Designed to use one ball or stash yarn - Structured and sturdy with beautiful texture - Neutral, earthy style that appeals to a wide audience - A good potential craft show and vendor market seller - Quick enough to make multiples in different colors - This is the kind of bag shoppers pick up, try on, and instantly picture themselves using — which makes it ideal if you sell finished items. 📚 Premium & VIP Members: The Woodland Weave Purse pattern is included in your membership and available now in the Classroom under Purse Patterns. 🔒 Free Members: This pattern is part of the paid pattern library. Upgrade your membership to access this pattern and all of January’s stash-buster projects, plus the replays to the 5 Day Sweater Challenge starting Monday. If you’ve been looking for a project that turns leftover yarn into something polished, practical, and profitable — this one delivers. ❤️ Learn. Create. Sell. Repeat.