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I have bags of yarn. However, many have no labels so I wasn't sure if they would be enough for any complete project. I just figured I'll deal with whatever comes. 1. Cast on ✔ 2. Well, while making the first project, the hat from the classroom, I ran out of yarn somewhere between, I think, rows 80 - 90. I got to try my hand at changing yarn color/adding yarn. Since I had yarn left after making the first tube (practice test) which at some point around 84 rows the yarn snapped. I had dropped a stitch, looked away then went back to crank and it snapped. I don't know if it was caught on something or what but I just ended the time there. I used that remaining yarn to finish the hat but it still wasn't enough. 😂 I ended up using yarn from the tube itself since I'd not finished it off. These are all for practice so I don't mind undoing what I've made. Yarn changing ✔ 3. After getting to row 130, I saw a dropped stitch, no 2, right next to each other. So before casting off… I got to look up and try my hand at fixing dropped stitches. ✔ Cool. I'll see how it looks once I remove it from the machine. 😁 New skill ✔ ️ Maybe not for items I'll sell but a useful skill to know. Fix dropped stitch ✔ 4. Casting off ✔ Dropped at least one stitch during the process Fix dropped stitch ✔🎉 Not finished yet! 😂 Here it is so far... Update: Completed & Finished photos added

the hat and scarf I made on the machines and a jumper that I hand knitted for my hubby but it was too big for him so Cammy has pinched it! 🙄🙄🙄