Have you heard that AllFreeKnitting is giving away three skeins of Martha Stewart Crafts yarn? Want to know more? I thought so!
From now until April 19, you can enter to win the yarn above! Enter every single day to increase your chances of winning. And believe me, you’ll want to because one lucky winner will receive this bundle: one skein of Cotton Hemp yarn in Blue Icing, one skein of Merino Wool in Buttermilk and one skein of Lofty Wool Blend in Autumn Leaf. While my favorite is the Lofty Wool Blend (I’m a sucker for super bulky wool with intense color), each is a joy to work with. If you’re looking for a nice, worsted weight product that will felt easily, the Merino Wool is a wonderful option. The Lofty Wool Blend is great for home décor projects, scarves or cowls, and the Cotton Hemp yarn is perfect for kitchen durable kitchen knits.
If you win this yarn, what will you make with it?
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The blue looks like it should be a dish cloth or a potholder. The white, I could make the owl hat for my nephew and the rust could easily become a cool cowl or neck warmer.
I’d probably make a scarf out of the bulky yarn & a baby item with the others. They just seem like a baby hat or booties or something would be a good project for them.
I would use the hemp for hotpads that I need, the Merino for a scarf to use as a gift. I will have to think about a use for the bulky yarn
I love all of Martha’s yarn- it is wonderful what a crafter will do! I would use the yarn for a cowl or the hemp for a classy dish cloth- Imagination is the key!
I could use the hemp for urine bag covers for nursing home residents. This being an area of much embarrasment for residents and no real way to “hide” them. I could use the merino wool for a bag to place on a wheelchair or walker. The lofty wool blend could make a nice neck warmer for a resident. There are so many areas of need at a nursing home I could do so many different things!
To be honest I do not know exactly what I would do with the yarn. I would like to try the different yarns because I guess I have lived a sheltered life I have not ever had the chance to work with some of this yarn. However I do think I would like to make a dishcloth from the bamboo yarn.
HAVE FOLLOWED MARTHA FOR MANY YEARS. I DID MAKE THE PRISON PONCHO, IT CAME OUT NICE. RIGHT NOW I’M MAKING HEAD BANDS. I ALSO MAKE THING FOR THE UNDER PRIVLIGED BABYS, MUST HAVE MADE A HUNDRED HATS, IM’E SUER I WILL ENJOY ANY NEW YARN.
The Bamboo yarn, I would make a pretty placemat or dishcloth; with the other I would make a cowl, or scarf or even a hat for the grandkids!
Would love to win some Martha Stewart
yarn!! Would make some baby things and maybe some potholders!
I have 2 family weddings coming up this fall and I would like to make a shawl to wear.
I think a cowl might be nice with the wool, maybe some sort of jewelry for the hemp, and dishcloth with the cotton. I like to :pet: the yarn first, then see what it wants to become!
I have never tried the MS yarn, so it would be a learning experience. I just participated in an Easter cantata. I could try it to make costume accessories such as belts, hats, scarfs. thanx.
i would make kitchen towels,potholders
The yarn is beautiful, I have never tryed this yarn before. They all would make lovely hats.
I’m making stuffed animal toys for grand children and would like to use some for these.
I love the blue and white. I think the combination would make a great hat. The autumn color makes me instantly think pumpkins and would be great for a fall project.
I’m picturing a shawl=)
definitely a scarf!
hats, hats, hats!
I would make a scarf for the women I nanny for and the little boy
I would use it to practice my granny squares!
I think I would like to use these yarns to make some infant lovies.
My bible study class & I work year-round on hats, scarves, & mittens/gloves for our youth to distribute to the homeless in the French Quarter. Any and ALL yarns (especially red ones to go with an attached note about the blood of Christ) will be used to bring warmth, show compassion, caring, and hopefully bring eternal life.
I like making hats to give to the hospitals.
I don’t know what I would make yet. I would need to see the actual colors before inspiration hits. But I would love the opportunity to find out!!!
I love all of Martha Stewart’s yarn, especially her pastels!
The hemp I would use to make potholders for my daughter. The Lofty wool would go well with my livingroom decor, so maybe some nice coasters. The Merino wool I would try one of the many felting projects I have been wanting to make.
1. The beautiful blue hemp,a pretty square to put my crocheted conch seashell on.
2. & 3. I’m allergic to wool so I would give the other skeins to one of my crochet/knit yarnie friends. Oh, by the way I don’t knit, am a crocheter BIG time.
The yarn looks great! I am not real sure what I would make. I think I would make a dish cloth with one of the skeins. Thank you for the giveaway.
Great for some one ball baby projets.
I am like some of the other commentors, I need to have the yarn in my hands to feel what I want to make with it. I have never tried Martha Stewart yarn, but would love to have the chance. Thanks
i would make a wash cloth and hts!!
I would use the Hemp for something for my kitchen – probably hotpads and use the other two for gifts – probably scarves.
The yarn looks great and I would decide after I won it. I’d probably make something for the grandchildren. Thanks for the opportunity.
I’d love to try these yarns… I would make a hat or scarf out of the lofty… Probably for one of the 4 boys… I would make myself (finally!) a shall out of the Merino (I’m sure miss Hope would borrow) and my seven year old son, Webster, has been learning how to knit and wants to make dishcloths for the grandmas forpresents ( : so I would let him use the cotton!