Hope this helps @Lori Norris

So, I've been playing with the Sentro 48 for a couple of weeks now with varying results. Until I took the advice of so many of you. I bought a couple balls of "Pound of Love." WOW! What a difference the right yarn makes! Thanks to all of you for good, solid advice! I made a button scarf (not using the good yarn), but it came out so, so, very long. Then I actually counted the rows (on my two week old machine) and compared that to the row counter of the Sentro 48. I was shocked to see just how far off the numbers are! The row counter said something like 85 rows, but *I* counted 200 rows. No wonder my projects look so wonky! HAHAHA!

I’ve been working a using icord all weekend. Pattern for this coming soon

Please join me in congratulating: ✨ @Wendy Merchant and ✨ @Barbara Amarillas on reaching Level 8 in our community! 🌟 What This Really Means Level 8 isn’t just about points. It represents consistent contribution and real impact. These two members didn’t get here by chance. They showed up by: • Posting their projects • Encouraging others • Liking and commenting regularly • Answering questions • Sharing ideas and experiences 💛 How the Levels Really Work Points in this community are earned when others respond to what you do. So when you: • Share a project • Ask a question • Offer encouragement • Contribute to conversations And others engage with it… 👉 That’s how you earn points. But here’s the powerful part: When you like, comment, and support others, you are helping them earn points too. So growth doesn’t happen individually here… 👉 It happens together. 🤝 The Community Responded Because of how Barbara and Wendy showed up: • Conversations grew • Members felt encouraged • New people felt welcomed • Confidence increased across the community That’s what true contribution looks like. 🧶 Welcome to the CMK Inner Circle With Level 8, they are now invited into: ✨ The CMK Inner Circle ✨ This is a group of members who: • Help shape the direction of the community • Provide ideas and feedback • Support and guide others • Help protect the positive, supportive culture we’ve built This is where members move from participating… To helping lead. 💛 Want to Get There Too? There’s no shortcut. It’s simply: • Show up • Share • Engage • Support others And let the community respond. Please take a moment to congratulate them below 👇 They’ve truly earned this. Let’s keep the crank turning — together 🧶💛

I'm planning to knit a blanket on my 46 needle Addi machine since I don’t have a 22 needle. I’ve noticed that most people use the 22 needle to make tube blankets and then sew the tubes together. Since I only have the 46 needle, I’m considering knitting a panel blanket instead. I’d really love to make one of Kim’s blanket patterns for my mother in law for Mother’s Day, but I’m also thinking about using only 22 needles on my 46 needle Addi to follow the pattern more closely. Has anyone tried this before, either knitting a panel blanket on a 46 needle or limiting it to 22 needles to match the pattern? I usually see these blankets made with the 22-needle machine, so I’d love to hear any advice or experiences.