Get excited because AllFreeKnitting is giving away more yarn! This time, one lucky winner will receive two skeins of Deborah Norville Serenity Chunky Tweeds Yarn in two colors: After Dark and Claret. Anyone who appreciates quick knit projects needs to give this bulky yarn from Premier Yarns a try. Made with 100% acrylic materials, the yarn is surprisingly soft and machine washable — you can even throw it in the dryer without worrying about damages. The yarn’s durability makes it ideal for knitting up cozy scarves, mittens, hats and afghans. Each skein also comes with a free pattern available on the inside of the yarn label, just in case you need some inspiration for your projects.
Enter to win here. Contest ends October 25, 2012.
Tell us: if you win this yarn, what will you make?
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If I win this yarn, I’m going to make a striped dog sweater for my 14 year old Basenji to wear this winter!
Make a scarf.
Get more and make an afghan for some special people for Christmas!
I think this yarn would make awesome warm hats!!!!
A hat,maybe a shawl or mittens. I’m just not sure, but I would love to try it.
I will knit scarves for family for Christmas!
I would make a beautiful scarf for my grandpa.
Probably a hat or some wrist warmers or both 😉 I am just starting out learning so I am sticky to the basics.
This would make beautiful chunky cowls!
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Probably a afghan to donate.
I would make up some quick crochet scarves. I have a cute pattern and the colours are lovely!
Not sure what I’d make…. but I do know I’d keep it for something for me….I’m always making something for everybody else…!
I would make scarfs and mittens for gifts and the charity creating comfort in which i knit and crochet for cancer survivors.
If I win this yarn I will make either a lapghan for cold winter days or a shawl for the same reason.
hats. I love to make hats.
I will make either a warm hat or some cosy slippers if I win this wool.
I would make slipper socks for my grandchildren.
I would make a scarf!
What wouldn’t I make! I’m thinking a cozy afghan and warm kiddy hats.
caps for our troops
Slippers for grand kids.
I would make scarves for Christmas gifts.
I would make slipper socks for the cold winter
I will definitely make slippers for Christmas gifts!!! 😀
this yarn looks so nice/I am knitting for the homeless this winter /
If I win this yarn I will make a hat & scarf for my granddaughter. Thank you.
I would make a magnificent scarf…
House slippers for Christmas presents would be nice made out of this yarn. That or a scarf, either one.
I would combine the two and add a novelty yarn to make a gorgeous holiday scarf.. would buy more if needed and make matching hat
A funky scarf for someone maybe my sister in law!!!
I would make an afghan, but I would also use some to make doll clothes. My granddaughters have American Girl dolls, and I have purchased some wonderful patterns for clothes for these dolls!
id made a shawl
Some warm sock s
I would love it then knit something foe some of my 10 Greatgrand children:-))
I make hats for the homeless–what better cheer for the holidays
Love this yarn as I love all yarns!
Hats for my granddaughters…
I might make a scarf. Or some slipper/socks. Or maybe a Christmas elfin cocoon for a Christmas baby’s first photo session.
A beautiful Christmas shawl!
Fingerless gloves….love them!
This yarn would make a lovely coat for my precious Shih Tzu dog who is 15 years old and really doesn’t like to be cold.
it’ll soon be the season for hats and mittens … i’ll make them and drop them in the school box for kids who need them.
I think it would would make a wonderful hat for fighting our Wisconsin winters!
Awesome hat & scarf yarn.
a scarf and hat …..love chunky yarn…knits up pretty and quick..
Crocheted hat for cancer patient
I would make a neckwarmer! I love her yarn and use it all the time. From the sock yarn to the chunky, I love it all
Hats for the senior women at the Assisted living facility…they are always cold and appreciate the scarves I make them
I will make fingerless gloves and hats with it.
I would make an entralac hat on my 36 peg KK loom
I would make a couple of warm hats to be donated to the Salvation Army for their hat and mitten tree.
I’d make a prayer shawl with the yarn if I won it. I have several good patterns to choose from so hope I win so I can make one of them.
gifts for my grandchildren.
We live in Maine … HATS!
I would make some warm slippers.
I’d like to make a couple chunky hats for my kids.
A hat for a cancer survivor and a purse for someone to put their stuff in while they do dialysis.
I would love to use the Deborah Norville Serenity Chunky Yarn to make comfy scarves for the winter! Great colors!
I would make 2 scarfs for the homeless!
My new granddaugther a sweater fhor when she come to us.
I would make a cowl
I make animal hats for my grandchildren. Bears, frogs, kitties… They wash up so nice with this yarn, warm, and wear well!! Love this yarn!!
Christmas stockings your my kids. This will be their first christmas away from their father.
Make slippers or scraf or hat. Looks like a neat yarn. Maybe a shawl.
I’d like to try the bulky yarn to make a scarf & Hat.
I would make slippers for my little boys.
I think this yarn would make some great cowls or hats.
Hats for gifts
scarves and hats.
Scarves or maybe winter headbands.
A nice warm red hat and some finger-free mitts from the green. It looks lovely.
hats or scarves
Hats – possibly finger-free mitts.
hat or placemats
I would love to win this never won anything before in my life. I would make scarfs for family members for Christmas.
This will make beautiful warm scarves.
Scarf and hat set!
If I win this yarn, you will have to post it to South Africa.
I think a warm pair of slippers for my mother who has ALZ. She will just love them.
Since my daughter loves these earthy tones, I would make her a hat or maybe a scarf with attached hat.
I would create striped wrist warmers that would be awesome to wear for driving, watching TV, sitting at my desk at work or at home, or sitting in meetings. Wearing wristers outdoors make wide jacket sleeves more cozy too!
Keeping the wrist area warm is a subtle way to warm the entire body- great for those times adding a shawl might be too obvious and going without makes sitting still a problem.
This type of yarn is good to make wrist / arm wraps for those folks who feel a chill at work while typing. Just the right thickness.
If I win I will probably make some nice warm mittens for my mom and I!
Thanks for the chance!!