We just wrapped up our Intro to Earning Money From Your Knitting class—and this one was a mindset shift for a lot of people. I would love to hear from those who attended what was one mindset shift that they experienced during the call. Inside the session, we broke down the 5 main ways you can earn money with your knitting, including the pros and cons of each path so you can start thinking strategically (not just guessing). This wasn’t about overwhelming you with steps… 👉 It was about helping you see what’s actually possible 👉 And start asking: “Which path fits me, my time, and my goals?” Because here’s the truth—Not every route is right for every person. Some of you will love selling finished items. Some of you will lean toward patterns. Others may want to build something bigger long-term. This class helps you start figuring that out. 🎥 The replay is now available inside the VIP area If you’re already a VIP member, go watch it and start thinking about which direction feels right for you. If you’re not yet a VIP… This is exactly the kind of training that takes you from 👉 “I wonder if I could…” to 👉 “I know where I’m going next.” ✨ Upgrade to VIP to unlock the replay + full earning pathway training: https://www.skool.com/circular-machine-knitting/plans For less than the cost of a fancy ball of yarn, you get: ✔ Full pattern library ✔ Step-by-step courses ✔ Business and earning training like this ✔ Support as you actually build this out This is just the beginning—but it starts with deciding your direction. Go watch the replay and tell me…Which path are you leaning toward right now? 👇

Look what I designed while watching TV with my hubby. It's made with 1 weight iCord using macrame and letter beads.

So, after my post yesterday with the lanyard for my glasses, I tried to create a mug mat using the fabric created. To be honest, I'm not sure what's the purpose of the Addi Egg. The 'stuff' (no idea what to call it) created by the icord machine is a different something altogether. The Addi Egg had 6 hooks that are quite big. The i cord machine hooks appear to be like knitting machine hooks. So much smaller. The cord i created feels like marshmallow at the side of something practical and compact. This is my attempt at a mug mat. Putting something on it will crush it! And it might not be in a uniform way. So it could cause spillages. If anyone has an Addi Egg, what do you use yours for? I did consider using this to create the dog toy in the patterns area. The tension is too loose and won't last 5 mins!

These little cuties are here just in time for Easter… and they come in three adorable sizes! Introducing the Easter Chickies 🐥💛 ✨ This pattern is beginner-friendly and perfect for anyone looking to create something fun, quick, and giftable. You can make: 🐥 A large chick (made on a 46/48 needle machine) 🐥 A medium chick (made on a 22 needle machine) 🐥 A mini chick keychain (also on a 22 needle machine) That means you can create a whole matching set—from décor pieces to little gifts! 💛 A special thank you to our amazing admin @Ruby Dack for the initial design for these adorable chickies. 📍 Where to find it: Premium Members Classroom Tab → Premium Member Area → Easter VIP Members Classroom Tab → VIP Pattern Library → Easter ✨ Not a member yet? You can upgrade and start making these right away: 🧶 Premium Membership$1/month or $10/year ✔ Beginner Pattern Library (10+ patterns & growing) ✔ Yarn Reviews 🧶 VIP Membership$10/month or $99/year ✔ Everything in Premium ✔ Complete Pattern Library ✔ Crafting hours and more support ✔ All Classes & Courses ✔ Earn Money From Your Knitting 👉 Upgrade here: https://www.skool.com/circular-machine-knitting/plans These are definitely a “make more than one” project, plus they sell well at markets… I can’t wait to see your little chick families! 🐥🧶

I've been fascinated with all the things people can create with the icord machine. I have an Addi Egg, which I've hardly used. Anyway, I tried to use it and the cord that I produced was ropey to say the least! A few of you suggested I needed a weight to make it consistent. I had a look on Amazon and it showed the Egg with a weight I didn't know it had! When I finally found the box, the weight and handle were in the bottom! So this is a chord for my glasses I've just made and I'm delighted. What a difference the weight made. Thanks for the suggestions.