I know how much you all love yarn, so why not enter to win some for free? This week, our friends at AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns are giving away two skeins of Stitch Nation by Debbie Stoller Alpaca Love Yarn in Dusk and Espresso Bean. Made of 80% wool and 20% alpaca, this yarn is super smooth and perfect for afghans. It is also a great yarn choice for crochet sweaters, scarves, and hats.
If you’re like me, your mind is already spinning with the endless possibilities of projects you could make with this great yarn. Personally, I think the dark brown and purple shades of color are perfect for fall crochet patterns, but there are also plenty of great summer patterns you could make, as well. If you’d like some inspiration, or are simply in the market for some new patterns, take a look below at some projects that I think are perfect for these two skeins of Stitch Nation by Debbie Stoller Alpaca Love Yarn.
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This is such a pretty afghan that’s great to use all year-round. The brown yarn (Espresso Bean) would be great to use for the edging, and the purple shade (Dusk) would make a pretty flower!
The rich colors of this Autumn Spice Stripes Afghan will match the shades of the falling leaves outside. I think Working Alpaca Love Yarn in Dusk into this pattern would look great, too!
Wouldn’t it be lovely to use Debbie Stoller Alpaca Love Yarn for this Purple Sport Shawl? You’d surely stay snug as a bug when you wrap yourself up in this shawl made of 80% wool and 20% alpaca.
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Tell us below: What would YOU make with this yarn if you’re the winner??
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I’d probably make an afghan to be given away to charity.
I love this brand of yarn! I’d probably make a tweeded knit scarf from a pattern I just found in a pattern book from the 70s 🙂
I’d probably use it for a scarf and fingerless gloves
I would love to try the Fall Flowers Afghan. It would really brighten up my living room.
I would continue helping my pastor cousin by crocheting blankets, hats & scarves for the homeless.
I’ll probably make some scarves & wrist warmers.
I have two dear elderly friends who are housebound. I love them so very much. They have become like grandmothers to me. I would likely use the yarn in lapghans. Or, I am also crocheting some child-sized blankets for Project Night Night. They are an organization that gives blankets and things to homeless children in the belief that having something of your very own makes you feel special and that handmade is best.
I would make a vest for myself. My back gets cold easily, then hurts badly. So vests are great for me.
I have a wonderful pattern for a poncho that. I would make with this yarn
I think this would be wonderful for a prayer shawl..
I’d make granny squares, hats or amigurumi.