November Prize Drawing
November 5, 2010First, Congratulations to Melissa, the winner of October’s Prize Drawing!
Now, to announce November’s Prize Drawing:
Details coming soon
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hi there !!! what a lovely little book lol no pun intended another one on my too buy list.
Nice giveaway! I haven’t seen this book yet.
I love knitting/crocheting small things. Instant gratification it’s the way to go. I often get frustrated and bored with something that is big. That’s why I have a large afghan in my closet that’s been in hibernation for quite awhile.
Oh, I really like that little book…maybe I’ll win it!
Congrats to Melissa!
Gifted looks like a fun book!
What a great looking book. I’d love to win a book that would help me use up little bits of yarn!
i love doing small projects like the ones in this book
Ooh! I was looking at this just the other day! How awesome would it be to win it!
Hi, please enter me in your drawing. Fidgement on Ravelry
I love the look of this book. Looks very useful especially for the holiday time!
This looks like the perfect book to make all the cute little stocking stuffers .
This book has so many cute patterns – especially the Modern Mangas wrist warmers and the boot toppers!
this book sounds like it would be great to use leftover yarn.
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Born2knitnpurl on ravelry
Kerrie can’t wait to hear the new cast. I the new site looks great.
I enjoy your podcast, Kerri, and the little things you do like the teaching and the free designs. You’ll be busy now, with school on top of family, but I hope to hear you get an episode in whenever you can.
HI. You made a mistake on ravelry Mrs.Kerrie. I hope i get this! It would be so fun for Christmas!!
You won! Send me your address and I will send this out to you ASAP :-)
I mean you said that the drawing for this would be Oct1-Oct 31. Or am i wrong. Oh well. Love the site btw.
I’ve seen some reviews of this book and it sounds interesting.
My niece (the one I’ve gotten started on knitting) looked surprised when I told her I had recently crocheted some strings to tie toddler snack cups to wherever he’s sitting. (Yes, it’s actually a series of strings tied into loops and into each other — no long strings in loops for a small child, in case you were worried, thank you.) So I explained that it’s actually quite helpful for a knitter to know at least a little basic crochet (which is about all I know) — for bootie tie strings, which is how I made the snack cup tie strings or for edgings on knit garments — to look nice or keep things from stretching (such as the neckline of the Baby Surprise Jacket I gave her for her daughter). She apparently had the impression that it was one or the other and people didn’t do both. I disabused her of that notion, but haven’t broken it to her that there are so many people who do both at very high levels of skill. Her mother’s a crocheter, her grandmother (my mother) also, and neither of them knits. I’ve only got a few crochet basics — chain, slip st, sc (which I have to look up each time I use it, I admit). I haven’t managed to make any garments or blankets either — would rather knit.
So maybe I should learn a little more crochet someday, but you know, there’s a whole lot more knitting to learn, too. Somebody mentioned tubular cast on…..I don’t know that yet….
Hi Kerrie,
I very much enjoy your podcasts. Last night I listened to THE DESIGNER IN YOU. I am having fun making (small)changes to patterns (mostly scarves) to fit the person who will receive the gift. I have not yet attempted to design anything, but I enjoyed hearing about these two books.
This book looks lovely. I really enjoy your podcasts and am also enjoying your sock patterns. Keep up the wonderful work.
Hi- Looks like a great book for the holidays. Patiently awaiting your review!