Good morning everyone, I have 2 amazing things to share.. 1 I figured out how to get the twist in my cup cozys and headbands without waist yarn. This is a big deal for me because I have tried to do it without waist yarn for many years and it is very simple and easy. 2 I just opened a shop on Whatnot. I have so much stuff that I have made and I am still making more. My first live show is today and I am super excited and nervous. These are my twisted cup cozys and a headband that I recently made. What do you think?

How many balls of yarn do you think Suzane has in her house? 🧶 Post your guess below. Rules: • You may guess once per day • Come back tomorrow and guess again if you want • Only guesses posted under this post count toward the prizes Throughout the contest, competitors may post small sneak peek photos of their stash to keep everyone guessing. So… what’s your guess? 😏

How many balls of yarn do you think @Dd Stoller has in her house? 🧶 Post your guess below. Rules: • You may guess once per day • Come back tomorrow and guess again if you want • Only guesses posted under this post count toward the prizes Throughout the contest, competitors may post small sneak peek photos of their stash to keep everyone guessing. So… what’s your guess? 😏

Early needles were made with ivory, bone, and tortoise shell These early needles were designed to be strong and pointed to facilitate knitting, but used materials that we might think are very strange, truly part of everything you didn’t know about knitting. Today’s needles can be made with a huge range of materials, from plastic, to aluminium, to bamboo, to beautifully coloured wood.

I always keep a selection of my Pound of Love close by and sorted by colour groupings.