In cooperation with Stitch & Unwind Blog, The Crochet Crowd, & AllFreeCrochet, we are launching a 5,000 Feet of Yarn Giveaway.
We really appreciate the support of our readers and viewers, so we want to give you the opportunity to win 5,000 feet of free yarn! (That’s a lot of yarn!!) In addition, this is your chance to participate in something fun and exciting with your crochet community.
The challenge is to crochet a project using the Crocodile Stitch. If you do not know how to do this stitch, you can follow my video tutorial.
You may use an established pattern or be even more creative and make up the pattern as you go. Each project will be counted as a separate entry for this giveaway. Pictures will be posted at TheCrochetCrowd.com for the world to see.
The challenge runs from August 21st – September 30th, 2012. See entry details at The Crochet Crowd. The winner will be selected by a random draw on October 5th, 2012.
*Remember this is a sneak preview. Please do not email in your pictures before this date.
What would you do with 5,000 feet of yarn?
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I love the look of the crocodile stitch, but haven’t tried it yet. With 5000 feet of yarn, I might finally attempt a long sweater!
I haven’t tried the crocodile stitch, but it looks really interesting. With that much yarn I could try doing something new and fun instead of a baby afghan.
I would crochet and give the projects to the the school where my grandchildren go. I am not a great crocheter, however, my grandchildren love all of the item I crochet, whether the items are toys or clothing. This yarn would be great to have. I am retired and on a fixed income. This yarn would be greatly appreciated.
I have been crocheting some rugs for my kids and then my grandkids. I am retired and this 5000 feet of yarn would help me do more crocheting for them.
I love the crocodile stitch and would love to make a small afghan for the men or women to put over their laps while sitting in the chairs while visiting in the nursing home where my grnadmother was.
5000 feet of yarn would certainly add to my yarn stash! I would love to start crocheting for our local hospital. Blankets for new borns, hats for chemo pt, etc.