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My sweater from the sweater challenge, a VIP pattern. All of the tubes were knitted on the Addi King Size CKM. The pattern comes from the 5 Day Sweater Challenge, but I mixed some of the options together and added a little personalization. I divided the bodice from the sleeves to break up the line so it wouldn’t look like one long tube across the front, and then added a hood to finish it off. I originally planned to use the variegated yarn for the entire sweater, but I greatly underestimated how much yarn I would need 🫨😵‍💫🤪. To make matters even more interesting, I had already used some of it to make a hat before starting the sweater! In the end, there still wouldn’t have been enough yarn to complete the sweater anyway, so I searched on Amazon and found a yarn that paired nicely with the variegated yarn. Unfortunately, I forgot to snap a picture of the yarn I ordered, so I took a screenshot of the Amazon listing. The happy result is a two-tone sweater and a matching hat 🥰😁 I’m really happy with how the hood and the color transition turned out. And this truly was a sweater challenge! I frogged quite a bit, re-did several tubes, and finally mastered the blanket stitch along the way. 🏆🎉 Each project is helping me grow more confident using my Addi King Size CKM, and that feels like a big win. 😁🤪🥰

This scarf was made on an Addi 46 following the tutorial in Kim's Beginner series. The yarn is Loop and Threads Impeccable. The color is Unicorn Stripe. It took two skeins of yarn for the scarf. There wasn't enough left for the fringe so that was from another skein of white Loop and Threads Impeccable.

This was made using Kim's pattern for a Men's hat using an Addi 46 in tube mode.