As soon as we learned that Red Heart was coming out with a new line baby yarn, we knew it would be a huge hit. And boy, were we right! We were eager to get our hands on the latest Anne Geddes baby yarn, and we know you are too, which is why we’re giving away four skeins to one lucky winner.
The newly introduced Anne Geddes Baby yarn by Red Heart is absolutely amazing to work with. Not only are the crochet colors fabulous, but the yarn itself is silky soft. It easily glides through your fingers as if it’s made with aloe. There’s no doubt that any baby will feel comfortable sporting this yarn in a stylish hat, headband or even sweater.
Anne Geddes yarn is the first to get out of the cliché pastel baby colors. The beautiful assortment of crochet colors range from bright grassy greens to sherbet-like colored pinks. If you’re not quite ready to break out of your comfort zone to try primary colors for baby, the Anne Geddes line still has a few pastels to choose from, as well.
Enter here for your chance to win four skeins of Red Heard Anne Geddes Baby yarn! The contest ends March 13. One lucky winner will win one skein of each color shown above: Grass, Taffy, Robin, and Jam.
What would you make with this yarn?
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I would make a colorful Springtime baby blanket with it! Love the really bright colors!
I would make baby hat & bootie sets for a local pregnancy support center.
The Anne Geddes yarn from the Red Heart collection would make a lovely child’s dress for one of my granddaughters.
I will continue to make baby items for charities.
With 3 babies due this year among family and friends, definitely would love to make some baby items- Knit and crochet.
There is a little baby blanket I would love to make and the colours would be perfect
I would love to mkae my daughter a dress and my baby boy some toys.
A funky coat and beanie hat for a new born 🙂
probably a baby afghan
I can’t wait to get my hands on those bright cheery colors of yarn to make my first great grand, that is due in September, a bunting in all those colors.
I would use this, with some other yarn I have, to make a circular baby sweater; I’ve got one almost done and it was so easy, and so cute, I want to do another one or two. And there are always babies around to give things to when I’m done!
Well, I’m due in early November with my second baby and I found a pattern for a really adorable knitted hooded blanket, so I’d start with that. Probably do some booties, and a hat, and if I had enough left, I’d do a sleep sack.
I would make a sweater or blanket for my daughter, or some fun hats for my kids.
What beautiful spring colors. I would like to use them for a lap blanket for my mom who always seems to need and extra layer to keep warm.
I would keep donating baby hats and blankes to my local hospitals.
Hats and blankets
baby blanket
I wish I knew of a baby on the way…these would make a beautiful for corners baby blanket!
Since I don’t know of any babies on the way, I would make something for my 5 year old who would love these colors and anything made by mommy!
Thanks for this giveaway!
baby hats and blankets for the kids who were in hurricane sandy
My great niece would love a few sweaters!
I have a new niece due in June, so having some of this beautiful yarn to make something for her would be really wonderful!
I would make my niece a new blanket, she won’t let go of the old one I made her.
I am a beginner in crochet and I would use the yarn to make a blanket for my three year old daughter.
I would make hats for newborns for the baby hat charity drive.
My 2 friends are soon to have a baby would love to make a homecoming presents for both friends for there new bundle of joys.
I would make anything I could think of. Maybe a sweater of many colors.
I’d make a bunny lovey
Baby hats & booties
Hi,
I would be making outfits for all my knitted animals & dolls.
I need bright colors & usually baby yarn doesn’t come in them.
What a great idea~!
I would make baby hats to keep on hand for someone who needs one!
I would make baby hats and booties.
Oh my goodness! I would love, love, love to make a beautiful baby blanket for my neighbor who is due soon. Or booties and a hat. Or a lovely little sweater. Oh, the possibilities are endless!
I would make a baby afghan for a friend
I would use this lovely yarn for the charity knit baby hats that I donate to local hospitals.
I would love to make an afghan for baby with the new Anne Geddes yarns. They look lovely
Baby afghan with multicolored motifs — all the colors are so fresh and springy and could work for either a boy or a girl and in any nursery. They remind me of happy spring traditions like Easter egg hunts and baskets full of candy like Peeps and children’s Easter outfits and wildflowers everywhere!
A sweater and hat set for a friend having a second baby. 🙂 I’d have to buy one more colour though for the set I’d like to do. Thank you for breaking out of the pastels finally!!!
There is so much my imagination wants to make with those wonderful colors of yarn;-) Lots of baby hats for our local Cincinnati Children’s hospital’s maternity ward or a bunting for one or two of the same; or many little Easter chickies and bunnies for the kids with cancer there! They would love them, all! And a patchwork blanket with the leftovers!
A baby blanket or sweater and booyies
A baby blanket for my 1st grand daughter!
I would probably make a lacy baby blanket and cap.
Or a shrug for my grandaughter. She loves them. It would be
pretty with these fun colors.
I think it would be great for a baby blanket, hat, booties and kimono.
I would probably make a afghan, or some scarfs and even make some baby items since I am about to be a grandmother again.
I would make some baby things for my niece first baby
I would make bibs,booties,burp cloths and hats for the hospital near us
A baby blanket for my new grandchild, due in sep.
I would love to make (I love you) blankets for all the forgotten drug or alcohol addicted born babies out there, here in America as well as over seas, Children are our future let’s remember.
I would make more baby booties,my church takes them to new mothers
I have make 20 sets so for. this time I”m trying to make hats to go with them.
I would make stuffed animals for my kids, and nieces. Or a blanket for my expecing friend. Possiblities are endless!
My niece just got married so I am already thinking of what to make for her first baby. I would probably make a baby blanket/afghan to start with. One of the beautiful colors that would work for a boy or a girl.
A baby blanket for my new grandchild
I would make a blanket for my first great grandson.
I am always looking for a new yarn to try out!
My younger brother didn’t live to see his only grand-daughter. I like making her things. These yarns would make some beautiful anythings for a beautiful toddler.
Would try to make a very special baby blanket for a very special baby!
I would make hats for my grand baby !
Hat or sweater
I have 2 baby afghans I need to make for first time fathers! One for June and one for October. I would use it for them.
I would love to win this, I’d make a sweater for my newest granddaughter.
I would make a baby afghan with hat and booties to match.
I have so many ideas for these rich colors. I can make blankets for a dog shelter. I have a home childcare and super heros with capes are cool. I could make capes with eye masks to match.
I havn’t looked to see how many ounces are in these skeins, if they are large enough, I would probably make a baby afghan. If they are the smaller skeins, maybe a baby sweater, hat and the booties if it goes that far. 🙂
I have a 3 month old grandson, if I won, I have a couple cute amigurumi toys I would love to make for him. The bright colors would be perfect!
Baby items!
Since I don’t have anyone expecting right now, I would use it for preemie items that I donate to the local NICU and to the Preemie Project. I think the beautiful spring colors would really brighten up the unit!
At this time, my family is not expecting a new addition, sad to say.
I would knit a premie stripped sweater, hat and booties, and if there is left over yarn, but not enough to complete a stripped blanket, I would purchase additional yarn to complete a matching stripped blanket. Then I would take it down to St. Joseph’s Hospital and donate all the knitted items to their premie department for a new beautiful baby coming into this world.
Those colors would make the cutest baby booties and matching hats.
I make caps for patients going through chemo. . This yarn would be ideal for them.
I would either knit or crochett baby items to give as gifts to a few expectant moms in my church
They would make and adorable, bright patchwork baby blanket.
I’d make something for my granddaughters. Love the colors!
I would use this yarn to knit or crochet hats.
Too late? Need it for baby items. Throw all left-overs my way, please then.
I like to make hats and mittens and scarfs for the special needs kids on my bus. Some of the kids never have them because they can not afford them.
I love the colors! I would use it to make as cute Log Cabin style baby blanket!
I belong to a knitting guild and we knit baby blankets for the local hospital for the babies that have nothing to go home with or the family has very little. At Christmas time we knit Christmas hats for the babies born in month of December.The yarn would come in very handy for our group.
Thanks
I was recently diagnosed with 3 different eye problems that are slowly robbing me of my eyesight. If I won this yarn I would use it to make various baby items (booties, blankets, hats, rompers, etc.) so that as my daughters have children in the future there are items ready and waiting for my grandchildren. My youngest daughter just recently gave birth to my first grandson and I have been making items for him but would love to put some other items aside for future grandchildren to have before I lose my sight and the ability to make any more gifts for them.
Many, many preemie hats for the Nicu at our local hospital.
I would use this yarn to make some more baby blankets. I have a large container that I refill as blankets are removed for use by family and friends. I am starting a stash for my FUTURE great grandchildren also.
Does anyone know where I can find Anne Geddes yarn locally? I live in the Cincinnati, OH area. Thanks.