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Our friends at AllFreeCrochet and Red Heart Yarn have teamed up and have put together a fabulous giveaway that I couldn’t help but share with you. The Red Heart Dream Yarn Prize Package includes 15+ balls of Red Heart yarn, knitting needles, crochet hooks, and a Red Heart tote bag… everything you need to make your favorite crochet and knit patterns.
I’ve put together a quick collection of some of my favorite free knits and crochet patterns that feature these yarns.
Red Heart Yarn Swanky Free Crochet Patterns:
A classic worsted weight yarn with just a bit of sparkle. Each skein features oval shaped sequins that have been dyed to match the color of the yarn.
- Swanky Crochet Kaftan Red Heart Yarns
- Single Skein Swanky Scarf
- Soft Swanky Cowl
- Glitter Goddess Shawl Red Heart
Red Heart Yarn Reflective Free Crochet Patterns:
A bulky weight acrylic yarn that has been plied with a nylon light reflecting thread. The reflective thread makes this yarn perfect for projects where you want to increase your outdoor visibility.
- Reflective Bike Helmet Cover
- Reflective Ear Warmer
- Radiantly Reflective Crochet Headband
- Reflective Color Block Cowl
- Runners Reflective Headband
- Reflective Cowl and Beanie Set
Red Heart Yarn Grande Free Cowl Crochet and Knitting Patterns:
The perfect yarn choice for your big, cozy crochet patterns. This super bulky yarn works up quickly; you can grab one skein of this yarn and work up a cowl in just a few hours or less.
Red Heart Boutique Twilight Yarn Free Crochet Cowl Pattern:
A super soft bulky yarn featuring a hint of sparkly metallic. It works up super fast and is great for both knit and crochet scarf patterns.
London Fog Knit Cowl
Red Heart Yarn Medley:
The variegated color of this particular 2 ply bulky yarn creates a beautiful, multicolored crochet design without any effort on your part.
Seriously Amazing Crochet Cowl
Red Heart Cordial:
Cordial is actually a braided cord that is very similar to macrame. It’s the ideal yarn choice for crochet jewelry, but it also works really well for bag patterns, too. I’ve added a little video down I filmed giving a quick review of this yarn, it’s really a great project yarn and I had fun with it.
Head over to AllFreeCrochet to enter to win the Red Heart Dream Yarn Prize Package! The deadline to enter is May 4, 2015 at 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern Time.
Valued at $125, The Red Heart Dream Yarn Prize Package is chock-full of amazing yarn and other crochet supplies. It includes:
- 3 balls Red Heart Boutique Twilight
- 3 balls Red Heart Boutique Infinity
- 3 balls Red Heart Cordial
- 2 balls Red Heart Grande
- 2 balls Red Heart Medley
- 2 balls Red Heart Reflective
- 2 balls Red Heart Boutique Swanky
- 1 set Susan Bates Knitting Needles
- 1 set Susan Bates Crochet Hooks
- 1 Red Heart tote bag
* ENTER THE GIVEAWAY BY CLICKING HERE! *
This is a great prize. Tell us below what you would make if you won!
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I’d make hats and scarfs and a tote bag!!!!!
I would like it for my mom . She makes hat scarves and gloves and gives it to my granddaughter who donates coats and winter knitted items to community care every December
I’d make lots of scarves and hats as gifts and charity items. These are all fabulous yarns! Thank you Red Heart.
Hats and scarves for the needy.
I would make what I always make….gifts for charities
I would make booties and Afghans
Scarves for the family
I’d make appliance covers to have an awesome looking kitchen. Also some scarves for gifts.
I would make a pompom-carpet and a dress for my daughters birthday in june 🙂
And a huge cover for our reading/film nights
I love making hats, gloves and i would like to try making a bag with the cordial
I made baby’s stuff, hats, cowls
Hats, scarves and premie blankets for the local hospital.
Hats, scarves, things for my 13 grandchildren.
Would make hats and scarves for gifts.
I’d make scarves for my fellow office mates – what a great way to have Christmas done!
I would knit mittens scarves and hats.I just finished knitting 13 baby hats for the hospital .
I would make scarves to give to those less fortunate! 🙂
I want to make a scrap blanket using all sorts of different yarns
I have one started , several unfinished projects 🙂
Scarves,hats slippers, Blankets love to make it all. Best therapy, calms the mind:)
I’m just learning how to knit, and have a huge list of things I want to make! Scarves, shawls, sweaters, blankets… the list goes on and on! 😀
I would make scarfs, hats, and fingerless mitts
Not sure what I would crochet but would love to have the chance to figure it out!!
I am currently in the USA for 3 months and planning a project at the moment .. Probably a blanket knitted in blocks planning on going to Michaels and a few places to look for yarn so this package would be great
a beautiful afghan
I’d make some things for others, maybe for Operation Christmas Child.
Christmas presents
I would make blankets for the childrens hospital, gifts for family and friends, and probably something to sell.
I would make hats for the grandchildren, get a jump on next year!
I would love to make a bag, scarves hats more scarves and hats and another bag if there is enough 🙂
My workplace provides Christmas gifts for a family in need and I like make home made hats, mitts and scarves for them.
I would make hats and scarves for the battered woman’s and children’s shelter here in our city.
In all honesty, I don’t know!!!! If I were to win this bundle of goodness, I would likely spend many, many hours trying to select the perfect patterns from Ravelry to showcase the qualities of each specific yarn. I hope I win, but good luck to all. 🙂
these brands are not available in The Netherlands so I don’t know what to make with it but I’m sure it will be something for my granddaughter and a little thing for my grandson’s grave.
I make hat and scarves for the needy ever fall and winter so this would make a great addition to my stash.
Baby afghans!
I would make baby blankets, a blanket for my husband, hats, scarves and little projects with the left over yarn
I would use to make gifts for my grandkids, nieces and nephews and also I make Angels for Hope and could use to make beautiful angels
Tuques, hats, cowls, scarves, baby cardigans, blankets, etc. etc. etc. 🙂
Love to make a blanketfor our new daughter-in-law in India. Maybe a tote or two.
Baby blankets for military families.
i love making cowls and scarves and then scarf and fingerless glove sets
I’d make a whole bunch of hats for soldiers, and blankets for “Warm Up America!” Just think of the colors!
I would make loads of fun things for my 2 grandchildren
With this windfall, I would make socks and footwear for diabetics that have problems with their feet. Many cannot find shoes that will fit due to swelling and wounds, so making slippers with solid bottoms and socks help them keep warm and to cover their feet when going out.
I would love to win red yarn we don’t have it here. I would make huts.
I have two years to re-knitting crochet and I really enjoyed making hats, necks of yarn and mittens but what I most enjoyed is tejerle beautiful clothes to my granddaughter and her friends 9 months of a similar age to hers.
I live in San Jose, Costa Rica and my girlfriends who comes in USA bring me Red Heart yarn with which I make dresses and sweaters for my daughter and my granddaughter.
It would be amazing to have that beautiful gift.
Pura Vida Regards from Costa Rica
Hats and mitts for homeless.
I would make scarves and hats for gifts if I won….
I’D MAKE A BIRTHDAY PRESENT FOR MY DAUGHTER WHO LIKES TO MAKE BABY BLANKETS AND SCARVES….
I would make hats and scarves if I won.
Dice bags. And plushies. And a new purse.
Dice bags. And plushies. And a new purse.
Love to crochet baby blankets,hats,scarves, even tried baby booties.
Also May 4th is my birthday so it would be a great gift. Fingers crossed.
Scarfs, blankets and anything cozy!!
I think I would implement it in various ways, you know… some for crochet and knitting a bit for jewelry making even weaving. I’d spread it around and really experiment with it because thats what a stash like this is for,
playing with and getting to know the medium well so you can decide on spacific applications of future purchases of the yarn.
The list is endless. Scarves, blankets, hats, mitts, gloves, slippers, sweaters, headbands………What a wonderful way of trying new yarns, to see which one or two or three will be my new favorites. 🙂
I would have to research patterns for the ones I have never used. Others I would make scarves and hats with!
Blankets and/or hats for those in need.
When I get free yarn I feel the need to “pay it forward ” and make things to give to charity.
I would probably make hats, mittens , scarves for children.. 🙂
I would make prayer shawls and jewelry.
A little bit of everything!
I have been making baby items for grandbabies and items for an orphanage in Mexico as well as gifts for loved ones. I could make quite a few gifts with this stash! Beautiful yarns and congratulations Red Heart for being voted best yarn by consumers!
Hats for all my family
I’d make caps and slippers for Romanian children; prayer shawls for new widows; cowls and infinity scarves for daughter and friends.
Lots! And something special for me….maybe a shawl! We also do a Christmas knit in for homeless that we always looking for yarns.
I would love to make some more throws for the family. I have also just learned amigurumi and gave been donating them to our children’s hospital. This would be a blessing to win.
I would make christmas gifts for friends and family and some pretty items so sell at the yearly craft sale at my son’s school to support school programs
I would make hats and mittens for the homeless shelters that I use to work for.
I love Red Heart! I would love to try all these products. Our family is experiencing a mini baby boom and I need to make lots of blankets, hats and diaper covers.
I want to make bags for sell,and I want to give the money to my mother for her to use.
I would make hats and maybe a teddy bear or two
I would make cowls and wristlets.
I would make all the things I have pinning to my board, but haven’t had the yarn to make!
I would make hats and scarves, probably some fingerless gloves too!
I would love to make boot cuffs, leg warmers, fingerless gloves, scarves and hats!
I’d make all the things im able to for my little girls
I would make hats and scarves with these gorgeous yarns.
I would make hats and scarves for my kids, nieces and nephews and for charity
I would make cowls , armwarmers/fingerless mitts, and hats !
I would love to win this prize for my charity work.
I’d make lots of hats! 🙂
I would make a baby afghan.
For years I have been donating knitting to our local hospital. One of my favourite projects are small finger puppets and toys for children brought into emergency. It calms them down, I’m sure the parents benefit too. I would also knit a cowl for my daughter.
Thanks for the patterns and providing this dream giveaway. Much appreciated!
I would make Christmas presents!
I WOULD REALLY LOVE TO WIN THIS KIT, AS THE LEADER OF THE GROUP IS SUCH A KIND,GIVING WOMAN. SHE KNITTED A BLANKET FOR MY GREATNIECE.
LOVE all the colors in the Red Heart Giveaway!
I would like to crochet a few afghans to donate for babies and veterans 🙂
I would love to make gifts for people. Yarns in this package that I haven’t ever used
I have always wanted to make scarves and then place them around the town for the homeless/needy people of Denver to take for free and keep and use.
I make hats to donate to the homeless which are distributed through an event called The StreetStore. It is held in Winnipeg, MB in October each year.
fun knits and crochet for the grandchildren
My daughter-in-law makes blessing bags for the homeless. I make gloves, hats, scarves and small pillows to go with them.
Id make my girl super happy with all the stuff I’d give her
that’s what I’d make…
I love making beautiful items to sell hut i enjoy creating something special my charities i donate to! Redheart is my go to yarn! I absolutely love it! Vibrant colors and different textures make beautiful projects! I would love to win this yarn! Thank you in advance! Ty for good product!
Id make a few big cardigans and some warm hats to match. And also try my hand at an afgan or two
I would make the Seriously Amazing Crochet Cowl for my Mother!
I make items for children with cancer and their care givers.
this would be great to make items for our November charity sale for the library where we are blessed to be able to hold our two knit/crochet meetings every week.
Hats, scarves and headbands!!
I would like to make a blanket!
I would make a wild type of blanket or wall hanging using a peg loom for my wife.
I would share the yarn with my middle school Home Economics students and teach them more knitting skills.
Id make infinity scarves.
I would use most of it to make prayer shawls for our Shawl Ministry at church and also scarves and stocking caps for “Mitten Trees” at Christmas.
Hats, cowls, baby lovies, slippers…
I would make purses for the nieces and great nieces for xmas…Find other things to crochet for the rest of my family….ect pin cushions, angels ,flowers and anything else I can find a pattern for.. Thank you and Red Heart for putting this together….Wonderful idea.
The possibilities are endless but you can bet I would enjoy making whatever I decide and then give it away as a gift or donation to one of the many charitable organizations out there always looking for items.
I have never had the opportunity to buy and use this yarn in south africa the colours on the screen look vibrant i am sure what i or the lucky person who wins would make it would brighten a dull winters day by waring the garments good look every one
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HATS AND SCARFS FOR THE HOMELESS.
I would make lots of presents for everyone!
If I would be the winner of this beautiful package of yarn; I would be able to make some projects, that I could otherwise not afford!
It would be just fantastic!! I love to make gifts…….and share my talent with others. There are so many people out there in need, I’d love to share a little part of myself with them; through the making of a little gift!!
I make item to order and I also will have stock items listed on etsy and on eBay. ‘At the moment I do not have any listed anyplace but will by the middle of May.
I do baby blankets, baby cocoons, afghans, wraps and special order things.
I would make things for my grandchildren.
Oh gosh… What would I make? Everything! Everything I’ve dreamed of from your amazing stash o patterns…. And then some!
This is an exciting giveaway!
I would donate it to PatPats Hats.
I would make crowls and hats and anything my grand daughters would want!
I’d make some baby hats!
Hats for chemo patients, shawls for people who need a hug and anything soft and cuddly that I can think of for the grandkids.
Baby Booties…..!!!!!!
A couple of infinity scarves for future d-i-l who loves them, reflective hat/scarf for son who’s going to live in a winter climate for the first time next fall, some necklaces to keep and give to friends, skinny scarves, cat mat, baby hat(s)! Lots of new yarns to try — great giveaway, thanks!
That yarn looks like some beautiful eternity scarves (for me) and some baby outfits and knit dolls (for charity).
I would make shawls for all the women in my life who mean so much to me.
I would create an afghan that would be raffled off for a charity.
I work in supported accommodation in Mental Health, and have been making slippers and hats for some of our residents…. would be able to make some for all of them if I won this prize… and maybe some trauma teddies for our service personnel.
I like to knit and crochet for charity. I love baby items because they stitch up really fast and, I get a feeling of completion. Flowers are a great addition to the hats and booties. I’m always doing needlework. I have about 20 WIP’s. There’s always something in my house indicating that-even in my car. I would be devastated if there were a burglary and my yarn was taken! I think about it every day, this is my therapy.
I would make prayer shawls.
I’d make a lot of hats for chemo patients in memory of my mother.
I would us the yarn to make chemo caps for local hospitals along with baby caps.
Also hats, scarves and mittens for homeless shelters,
All manner of lovelies to gift to family and friends.:)
I would use it to make a number of things like shawls, cowls, fingerless gloves and hats.
I would use the yarn for my 6th grade students who are learning how to knit during Fun Fridays. They have used almost all the yarn and needles that were donated by friends. I have spent my own money to buy more knitting needles for the children. They so enjoy showing off their projects as well as the socializing.
I’m entering for my daughter in hopes of winning as a gift for her 8th grade graduation. She loves making hats, gloves, socks, and toys for herself, friends, family and charities. It would be nice giving her new yarn. Thank you for the opportunity.
I would make happy colorful afghans for all the autistic kids my daughter lives with in her residence.
I would love to learn new things to make with new fun yarn. I would also like to take older learnings to a new level.
I would make different items and donate to the local nursing homes. I would make a baby bunting , hat and a blanket for charity . I absolutly love red heart yarn. This yarn is so soft and cuddly…..
Donate Chemo hats for Burlington Breast Cancer Services, preemie hats for our local hospital, and hats, scarves and mitts for local under privileged schoolchildren.
I would donate it to the senior center in Waverly for the ladies’ craft club to make hats, gloves, mittens, and scarves.
I would make toys for the kids in childrens hospital
I’m a new grandma, so I would make lots of baby “stuff”!
My granddaughter and I would make scarves, hats and probably some things for her dolls.
I make hats and donate them to cancer patients here in town and this would be a wonderful way to use all this great yarn!
What a great prize. I would finally get to try the reflective yarn on some hats and ear warmers. Also some scarves and there are just to many things I want to try with all of the different types of yarn. This would be a dream come true. Red Heart is the brand I use most often.
I would make scarfs and cowls and hats , This such a great prize with all kinds of great yarns to make things with.God bless
I’d make afgans for both of my daughters
i would use the yarn to make christmas gifts for my family
If I were to win this mini-stash of yarn, I would love to make a sparkly cowl or the Kaftan with the Swanky yarn for my sister who adores sparkles. I would also use as much of it as I could to make items for the homeless, and a hat each in the reflective yarn for my two sons who love hats! This would be a very exciting prize to win, as the possibilities are endless!
I would make stuff for my family and friends!!
I would make newborn baby caps to donate
If I won this yarn I would make prayer shawls and hats for the needy and donate the items to the various groups that I donate too.
If I won this yarn, I would make baby things and donate them to those truly in need1 I just love to crochet, so I would save a couple skeins for me!
I would make all the scarves, boot cuffs, fingerless gloves I could make before Christmas, even though I have rheumatoid arthritis, it doesn’t stop me!! I’m a Crochet Manic!!
I would make so many things, there’s no telling what I could come up with!
I want to make an afghan for my 3 children
I am working on keepsakes for my children as I am termanily ill
We have long, cold winters in MI and I don’t do the outdoor sports. So at night I crochet for family, friends, and homeless family’s , hats, leg & hand warmers, scarfs, and more. This is done with my cat laying at my feet trying so hard not to play with the ball of yarn. If I’m one of the lucky ones to win the yarn. It will be put to good use.
I would continue to crochet gifts for family and friends. I am hoping to give every family member a crocheted gift before I lose my sight. I made 27 projects over last year for Christmas gifts. For my birthday I was given a large magnifier on a stand to set next to my chair and now I can continue to crochet longer. I’m so thrilled and this yarn would give me many more gifts to make. I have extended cousins and great nieces and nephews I might never meet, but I can leave them something they will know me by. Red Heart yarn has so many choices in texture and cost and even size (no tying lots of knots when you get the large size). I have made everything from washcloths to comforters to pillows and even cell phone covers. I never stop learning new patterns from the internet and this yarn has so many different textures – what fun!
I would make shawls for myself and gifts.
I would make what ever I could from the lessons of my get together coucelling group and than decide whom would use it the most and give it away. My first project was knitting socks because since the passing of my mother in 2013 I always wanted to learn how to knit socks and I achieved that goal through my councilling which helped me to survive. Now I just want to learn new small projects to keep my mind busy.
What is moderation
I love making dolls for my grand babies also I make characters of different movies like Star Wars Avengers my family love them
I would love to win this yarn. I make christmas stockings, afghans and more
I would love this win… I would make Shawls, caps, booties, scarfs…. for next Christmas
I love crochet