At Level 4 in our community… ✨ You unlock a downloadable Knitting Planner inside the Classroom Tab ✨ 📓 What’s Inside? This planner is designed to help you: • Keep track of your projects • Plan what you want to make next • Stay organized with your yarn and ideas • Actually finish what you start Because sometimes the biggest challenge isn’t learning… It’s staying organized and following through. 🌟 How Do You Get It? You reach Level 4 by engaging in the community: • Posting your projects • Asking questions • Encouraging others • Liking and commenting And remember… 👉 You earn points when others respond to what you share 👉 And you help others grow by supporting them too 💛 Why This Matters Every level unlock is designed to help you: • Grow your skills • Stay motivated • Enjoy the process So if you’re working your way up… Keep going — you’re building more than projects. You’re building momentum 💛 Let’s keep the crank turning 🧶✨

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.

Hi everyone meet Joy the Easter Bunny. I used Papatya Joyful yarn uk which is a mixture of wool and Acrylic. Thank you so much @Julie Findleton for the Bunny pattern in the VIP section. Easy pattern to follow with a video explaining how to put bunny together. She was a joy to make. Once again thank you. 😊🐇🩷

My brain isn't screwed on tonight. So I'm glad there's a community here to ask ☺️ I'm making a little bear on my 40 pin. I've started with my fluffy yarn but the inside I want to be standard dk just to save on fluffy yarn... now if I add the dk now will the tube fold go fluffy side out ? I feel like I've done it the wrong way round 😆 it's been a long few weeks and finally got my machines back out and obviously even those that have been doing it a few years make mistakes and hit bumps in the road! So here is an admin asking for advise of the amazing community 👏 😀 P.s this fluffy yarns sliding through so beautifully 😍