I have been a bit MIA, as I was visiting family in another Province. Made these in the last couple of days. I'm definitely going to make more towel rings. Both are knit with the Addi 22. My aunt said towel rings would make great Christmas gifts. They are so easy to make!

We know that Circular Machine Knitting isn't the only crafty thing many of you love to do! That's why every Sunday we have Show & Tell Sunday—the one place each week where you can show off all those other creative things you've been working on. 💛 Maybe you've been: 🧶 Hand knitting 🪝 Crocheting ✂️ Creating with your Cricut 🪡 Cross-stitching 🧵 Sewing or quilting 🎨 Painting ✨ Or doing another craft entirely! We want to see it! Normally, we keep community posts focused on Circular Machine Knitting and iCord so that our main feed stays true to the purpose of our community. But this post is the exception! 🙌 👇 Add a photo of your latest non-CMK creation in the comments below and tell us a little bit about what you made. And don't just post yours and run! 😉 Take a few minutes to look through what everyone else has been creating, leave some ❤️s, ask questions, and encourage your fellow crafty members. Let's see what else our talented community has been making this week! 🎨🧶💛

Just wanted to share some of my older projects. I made the cup cozies and scrunchies last year. And i blanket is like 2 years old

So sorry to have been incognito for so long. Trying to get through DH’s shoulder surgery. It has been a difficult road with lots of pain. But, it’s beginning to slowly get better. And then silly me decided I was going to literally fall out of my office chair (Like 2 feet to the floor) and not only bruise my tailbone, but break a rib! We have been too old people gimping around the last month or so for sure🤣. But, I just couldn’t resist jumping on and showing you my very first great grandchild. Ms McKinley Rian came into the world yesterday at 7 lbs. 8 oz. and 20 inches long. Mama and baby are doing wonderful. Hopefully, DH and I can go out to visit her in the Fall.

If you’re brand new to circular machine knitting—or you have a machine sitting there because you’re still not quite sure what to do with it—come join me today! 💛 Our Live Beginner’s Class is open to EVERYONE in the community, and today we’re covering some of the most important basics for getting started successfully: 🧶 Yarn — what types of yarn work well and why your yarn choice matters ⚙️ Tension — how to manage your tension and why it can make such a difference in your results ➡️ Casting On — I'll show you how to get your project started properly ⬅️ Casting Off — we'll go through how to safely take your knitting off the machine 🙌 Don't Just Watch — Knit Along With Me! If possible, have your machine set up and ready to go before class. Grab some yarn and actually try each step as I demonstrate it. This is a beginner’s class, so this is the perfect place to practice, make mistakes, stop me to ask questions, and try again. You don't need to already know what you're doing. That's why we're having the class! 😊 📅 Check the Calendar tab for today's class and the correct time in your time zone. And if you've been quietly watching from the sidelines because you're nervous about getting started, today is a great day to pull that machine out of the box and join us. 👇 Who's coming to class today? 🧶🙋‍♀️