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I thought I was going to get started on the Reusable Christmas Cracker, but when I saw I needed to use my Addi 22, I had an uh oh moment. I had not attached the electric knitting machine adapter. I use TV tables for my projects and I still had the iCord and yarn winder along with the Addi on it. No room for the adapter. So with yarn that was just laying around, I quickly made some iCord and wound some partially used skeins into balls. After completing that task, I hooked up the electric adapter, now I’m ready to get busy later today!

Time for our favourite day of the week: SHOW & TELL SUNDAY! 🎨 Today, any craft goes! 🆓 ✅ Finished projects ✅ Works in progress ✅ Mistakes & happy accidents 😅 ✅ Even photos of your machine or yarn stash! 🎨 Share photos of other crafts you do 🧵 Talk about projects you’re working on 🪡 Ask questions about other crafts ✨ Celebrate creativity together And it does NOT have to be yarn 🧶 related We also know many of you enjoy things like: • Sewing • Hand Knitting • Crochet • Diamond painting • Paper crafts • Painting • Cricut projects • And so much more Only Rule is : Everything related to Show & Tell Sunday must stay contained within this ONE post. 👉 Please do not create separate posts for non-CMK crafts. They will be deleted And just share whatever crafts you like! Let’s chat, laugh, and celebrate everything we make. 💖 Go on — fill this thread with all your lovely creations! 📸👇

I found this yarn at Walmart. It is 62% acrylic, 20% nylon and 18% wool. Says it's bulky 5 but is on thinner side. It works in addi machine. Very soft and stretchy. Michaels carrys other colors than what Walmart carrys. I'm going to buy more.

I discovered that it is fairly easy to make your own varigated I-cord by tying a square knot on the end of the color already in your I-cord machine. I made about 40 ft of i-cord using navy blue, light blue, and off white. I plan to use it to make a basket, possible two baskets. It was a little tricky since I have the smaller upright I-cord maker instead of the larger, more automatic one. The hardest part was figuring out how to contain the long (and eventually “heavy”) I-cord so the machine wouldn’t get bogged down from the twisting and wt.