We offering seven days of giveaways to celebrate The Best of the Midwest STITCHES Fashion Show 2013! Each day features a brand new free project as well as a chance to win a new prize. Look for the current day to enter. Winners are announced on the blog as well, those posts are listed below. Scroll down for the current day’s giveaway. Good Luck!
Projects & Giveaways
First Giveaway – October 4-5th
Susan’s Shawl
Win this awesome prize from Fiesta Yarns!
Second Giveaway – October 12-13th
Evening Allure Sweater
Win this fantastic prize from Red Heart!
Third Giveaway – October 15-16th
Princess Hibiscus Shawl
Win this unbelievable prize from Drew Emborsky!
Fourth Giveaway – October 16-17th
Lotus Mimi & Kid Chic Zig Zag Scarf/Wrap
Win this great prize from Trendsetter Yarns!
Fifth Giveaway – October 18-19th
Sparkleberry Shawl
Win this cool prize from Friends & Fiberworks!
Sixth Giveaway – October 23-24th
Angelica Vest
Win this amazing prize from Bijou Bason Ranch!
Seventh Giveaway – October 25-26th
October Shawl
Win this incredible prize from Windy Valley Muskox!
Winner Announcements
October 4-5th – $107 kit for the Butterfly Queen Shawl and one skein of Ballerina yarn to make Susan’s Shawl from Fiesta Yarns – Congratulations to Melissa B.!
October 12-13th – $150 assortment of yarn from Red Heart – Congratulations to Autumn K.!
October 15-16th – $100 gift certificate valid at DrewEmborski.com – Congratulations to Aletha K.!
October 16-17th – Yarn gift set from Trendsetter Yarns – Congratulations to Anne-Marie!
October 18-19th – $100 Sparkleberry Shawl Kit from Friends & Fiberworks – Congratulations to Elizabeth!
October 23-24th – $137 Apple Blossom Shawl Kit from Bijou Basin Ranch – Congratulations to Andi!
October 25-26th – Six skins of Suri Alpaca Yarn from Windy Valley Muskox – a $153 value – Congratulations to Shelly!
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I make shawls for gifts for my family and friends they feel like I hug them each time they wrap it around them.
Nothing feels better on a chilly autumn day than wrapping yourself in a bulky over-sized cardigan while sipping coffee on the front porch.
I like sitting on the porch swing wrapped in a crochet or knit blanket with a big mug of hot cider.
I love to knit a wool purse and felt it. It is always unique.
I live in Canada where you can’t have enough sweaters.
I love cowls, so easy to wear, so many possibilities!
Muito obrigada!
I love ur stuff and would very much like towin something especially needles and yarns…love
Nothing is more relaxing, cozy, fulfilling and speaks to my inner crafty soul than creating an afghan in a chilly winters Eve, and then seeing the delight on the recipients face.
What makes my favorite sweeter,the fact that I made it myself from picking out my favorite color, and brand of yarn it makes it just wonderful to make it the way you want, soft,or wool,the once it’s done actually enjoy wearing it and saying yea I made this myself
I’ve made shawls since I was 10! I made a multi-colored one in wild stitches for my wedding in 1973 and then used it on my bed for years! They are great for all weather and vaccations.
Prayer shawls for Church and Friends.
It is a blessing to me to make special, unique on of a kind gifts for our grandchildren and other family members. Knitting for others is my love language! I am addicted to knitting.
I am addicted to knitting and love to make unique, one of a kind gifts for my grandchildren and family members. It is my love language.
Though I have a mobility disability in my hands, the pain I suffer later in the day from knitting is far out-weighed by the joy of seeing a couple of more inches of fiber creation.
The yarn looks yummie. I would love to feel it The softness is inviting.
My favorite thing about October is the leaves turning all those great reds, oranges, and yellows. It makes me start to think about working all those rich colors into my knitting.
Such fun, such fun can’t wait to begin my next project.