You’re going to love this giveaway! You have a chance to win three skeins of this gorgeous yarn from Premier Yarns!
It’s hard to believe, but yes it’s true – this is 100% acrylic yarn and yet it’s so amazingly soft that it doesn’t even compare to normal acrylic yarn. Other yarn has a tendency to pill and wear down, but the Deborah Norville Collection has anti-pilling qualities which will leave your crochet projects in tact and looking wonderful. With 12 solid colors and 24 incredibly beautiful prints, this yarn collection is perfect for a variety of projects.
We are giving away three skeins of “Parrot” and it’s easy to see why. The variegated yarn will create a gorgeous crocheted afghan that changes colors as you go in an almost tie-dye color scheme. This yarn is machine washable and dryable which is why the anti-pilling quality of this yarn is so great. Medium worsted acrylic yarn just doesn’t get much better than this!
Enter to win this incredible yarn here!
If you win, what would you use this yarn for?
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Loving the look of that yarn, would love the chance to test it out. Would make a great dress for my niece 🙂
a cap and scarf
I would use this yarn for a beautiful throw…I love the vibrant colors!!
Ideas for presents and donations.
I love the colors! I would make a poncho with cuffs!
I will make my girls pillow covers!
start a blanket : )
I would crochet a shawl if I won the yar!
I would use it for a gift for someone special, maybe a scarf or a start on an afghan.
I would love to win this yarn. I have not tried any of hers and just got back into crocheting. I would use it to back this really neat circular vest. I am making it in plain navy right now that I had on hand but would love to make it in a special yarn for my mom or daughter
Throw I love the colors
A baby blanket.
I would make an afghan for someone special as those colors are beautiful.
It would make an Awsome afgan for my son
I would make a hat, scarf, and fingerless mitts for ME- LOL. I really like this yarn.
OH how beautiful, I would make an afghan for my bed, would look great in my yellow bedroom
I would make a Beautiful throw for a gift
Sweaters for my grandgirls!
I would love this yarn to make a scarf and hat. Its beautiful!
I would make a baby blanket or something for a baby, I have 2 new greats coming any day. Such pretty colors, I like doing something different than the pink and blues.
I think I would make a matching hat and scarf.
Love the colors TIA
I would make a cowl or scarf & hat…
I’d make mittens and socks.
I would make a scarf and mittens. This yarn is so colorful and looks so soft!
How about a long sweater/cover-up
This would be wonderful to win. I’m currently making hats and scarves for next Christmas to give to the kids at my son’s school.
I will crochet an afghan if I win!
I would make a scarf or a shawl. The colors are beautiful
Baby blanket…just found out my sister in law is pregnant 🙂
a prayer shawl
A small afghan for my little girl due in April 🙂
I would make a throw to go on my couch. So I could cover-up with it when I get cold.
A shawl! Such beautiful colors!
A new cowl or scarf
Make boot cuffs and a matching scarf
Hat and gloves
I would love to make a hat/ afghan set with this yarn!
I would crochet myself an infinity scarf, considering I never make anything for myself 🙂
I would make hats with it.
I would crochet the hat, scarf, and mittens pattern I just found online.
I would crochet something special for myself…a shawl or scarf.
I would use it to make mittens for a charity mitten tree I’m creating.
I would make a prayer shawl.
I would have to do a hat & scarf… maybe some slippers to match :p My mind is going crazy with ideas right now lol… Maybe even a lovey blanky for my 19 month old!
I would crochet a slouch hat, scarf and fingerless gloves
I love yarn and have many skeins in many colors, but I don’t just collect them, I use them on scarves, hats, cowls, throws, sox, afghans, you name it. If it can be crocheted, I will try to do something with it – even bags to carry my purchases in because I use the plastic bags for the “plarn” to make plarn rugs. Washes up well, but this yarn is beautiful. Looking forward to seeing it in stores soon.
I would make a dress for my beautiful granddaughter.
I would make some awesome rasta hats for my friends
I would make some mittens, scarf, and a hat. I love to use bright variegated yarns.
I love these colors! I would make a granny square throw with it.
a throw blanket
crochet or loom knit slippers for my granddaughter
I would make something wonderful for my 1yr old grandaughter!!!!!
A new shawl for myself. Ive always wanted one. Lol always making things for ithers never myself.
I have a fantastic fingerless glove pattern, I would also do a hat and scarf to match.
Hats for a local shelter.
I would make some flowers, hat and a scarf!!!
It would make a beautiful infinity scarf.
I would use the yarn to further my learning, so that i can do more unique stitches and items….
Scarf or start an afghan
A circular baby blanket
I would use the yarn to make be a shawl.
I would love to make an afghan from this yard. So, so pretty.
I would love to make something for my almost 5 y/o granddaughter, Megan. The colors are so pretty, just as she is: bright and cheerful(usually!). She’s not a girlie girl that likes pink and purple so this would be perfect.
I love this yarn! I would probably use it to make hats or head bands.
I would add them into the granny square throw I am working on for myself right now.
I would probably start a nice throw 🙂
I would use it either for Christmas stockings, or for pieces in an afghan
A cozy shawl.
I would make a baby blanket for my granddaughter.
a scarf for me
This would make a great afghan for my great-neice. Would love to win.
A long, cozy scarf!
A throw for my grandson
For the past year or so I’ve had a pattern for a “to-die for” shawl (and for myself for a change..lol), that this yarn would be perfect for.
I would make lap blankets for hospice.
I would make a hat and texting gloves.
I would love to practice my new crochet skills and make some beautiful coasters
a Hooded Poncho/Capelet
I’d crochet a cowl or a lap afghan.
Fingerless mitts and a scarf. Love the colors!
Fun baskets!
Muchas gorritas y bandas para los ninos!! Del San Judas! Gracias!!
Scarf for my granddaugher..Love the colors..
I would make this scarf with pockets: http://www.redheart.com/free-patterns/gift-pocket-scarf
I love the “Parrot” colorway because it would go with so many colors and would make a big impact on a black or white top. The long lines of a scarf would show off the color repeats. I’ve never seen this yarn in a store, so thanks for introducing us to it!
I would make a scarf
I make afghans for special needs children and also for hospice patients. My son has cerebral palsy and my mom has had breast cancer. This is my way if giving some love and hope to others who need some extra love and care.
If I was lucky enough to win the yarn, I would make a beautiful baby blanket or scarf and hat to be donated.
Prayer shawl to give away!!
Make a prayershawl to give away at our church.
Would make hats, scarves and other things to give away
Scarves for me and all my girls!
If I won this beautiful bright cheerful colored yarn – I would crochet a PRAYER SHAWL for our ministry … It is sure to cheer someone up that needs it so much.
Thank you
Probably make a scarf or sweater for my grandson
First let me say the colors are so beautiful and vibrant. I would love to win but if I don’t win, I would certainly buy it when it becomes available. So many ideas are running through my head. I just finished making a frog cocoon using Deborah’s yarn. So I’m thinking of making another cocoon for my new grandbaby due this summer 🙂
I think I would make my great nephew a hat for next winner
I would make an afghan to give to the Hospice House in honor of my Dad. They took such good care of him in his final days & I would love to give back to them.
Slippers! I always make afghans, shawls and the like, and I do this with freezing feet! DuhMe…I crochet!
I would use this beautiful yarn to crochet a shawl that I saw, which was crocheted from this same yarn.
Hat and scarf
I would love to make a scarf and hat
I would make a beautiful shawl with it to give to the senior ladies at the nursing home. They would love it.
Lap blanket or prayer shawl. Love the colors.
I have made many things for friends and family so I think I would use this to make some trim for a shirt I want to make for myself. Then I would use the rest to make items for charity.
Beautiful colors! Would love to crochet some Easter baskets with it.
This brightly colored yarn would make perfect toys for my 15 month old grandson!
I love to make a sweater for my three-
I would make a sweater for my 3-year-old great-grandson named Weston.
So many possibilities! I think something bright, for a child, either a hat or maybe a toy. I have some great patterns for amigurumi fish!
I could use this for a baby blanet for my new granddaugter! I have 4 grandsons and I will be getting my one and only granddaughter in March. She will be the last of the grandchildren.
Peace Kat..hay drop me a line would love to hear all the babies then i can tell you about mine! love you Fe
I would make the middle of a baby blanket, and then edge it with a contrasting color. Beautiful colors!
I would probably make a small car blanket for my 8 month old grand daughter!
I would probably use it to make an afghan or a baby blanket. Although I would make a beautiful scarf & hat too
I would make a pretty scarf
I have a new niece coming in late May or early June, I’d love to make something for her with this yarn. It looks beautiful and I think it will make a beautiful sweater for a little one.
I would make an infinity scarf.
Don’t know how to crochet but would love to have it to make Knifty Knitter Hats, such beautiful colors!
I would make hats and scarves.
Hats!!!! Gloriously awesome hats!!!!!
Lap throw for mother-in-law in nursing home
I would love to make a shawl for the little ladies at church. We have a little collection and this would make a beautiful addition.
I would make Baby Doll Clothes for my Great Niece
I would have to make a scarf, then a hat and mitts to match.
I love her yarn. I would make either a shawl or a start on an afghan
My best friend is getting ready to move, and I would love to make her something to brighten up her new home!
I would make scarves for some children at my school.
Granny squares!
I WOULD HAVE TO MAKE A NEW BABY BLANKET 🙂
I would love this yarn to make scarves for my mother, mother-in-law and me!
This yarn would be perfect for the hats I am making for the homeless shelter.
I would use it to make sweater for grandbaby to use next fall…
There is a fabulous scarf pattern that I make with rows of double crochet alternating with crossed triple crochets and “noodle” fringe. It would look fabulous in this variegated print! I love the Deborah Norville “Everyday” yarn.
I would make hats for a Relay for Life event we are having in a few months. It’s beautiful yarn.
Ooooh, love the colours! Have just learned to crochet so my lack of ability limits what I can do….but granny squares (which I can do!) would look amazing done with this yarn.
I would do a scarf or patch and send it to Catherine at Warm Up cinncinati
I will make a lovely afghan.
I would make a hat, leg warmers and fingerless gloves!
Crib blanket for my first grandchild due in September!
I would make a bolero and matching hat. Possibly a few other accessories.
this yarn is gorgeous — I know winning it would brighten my day.
I would make a capelet or a shawl. It’s beautiful
a shawl for spring seems nice
Cozy slippers for around the house!
Id make items for the local NICU 🙂 Thats where most of my yarn goes now
Yarn is always needed !
I would make mittens and a beret
If I win the yarn from Deborah Norville, I will make a T. V. watching throw for my grandaughter,who loves brite colors.
I just moved into a new place, and need to make lots of things!
Afghan for my mom.
If I win the yarn from Deborah Norville. I love to make the crochet or the knitting for baby blanket. 🙂
I think this yarn would make a gorgeous hat!
It would make a beautiful prayer shawl – a reminder of Joseph’s coat of many colors!
I just a pair of really pretty crochet patterns – cyanne coverlet and sea pennies – that I would live to adapt for creating a new bedspread for my bedroom.
This yarn is amazing! I would love to win it and I would make a blanket for my 3 yo granddaughter.
Beautiful yarn! I would make make a cozy scarf, hat and mittens!
Well their are so many things i could make but I definitely want a cute yarn bag made with that color…Thank you
love this yarn
OOOH, beautiful!!! I would make a blanket or either a scarf and hat.
If I win, I would make a cutie cute cute afghan
Think the colors in this would make a beautiful blanket for my little girl.
A small “blankie” for G’Nephew 🙂
i knit scarfs ,in my dreams too, to send my children to missionaries
Gorgeous colors. If I was to win, I would make a “lovey” for new (adopted via a sweet young lady who chose me as a 2nd mom) grandgirl. Every baby needs that little security to grow with.
This looks like it would make a great blanket for my grand-daughter
Make my father a blanket He is having surgery today for blocked artery
Wow this would make a great hat, scarf and mitten set
OMG, this yarn would make a perfect hat for my 19 month old daughter! She loves bright colors. It would also make great headbands, flowers, and wristie warmers. Oh the fun I could have!!!
a shawl for my mom – she has arthritis in her shoulders. And a hat for my dad
Beautiful! Just beautiful!
I would give it to my nieces (whom I’ve just taught to crochet)to make scarves.
A sweater love the colors.
A throw for my mothers 90th birthday
I think I would make slippers For as many of my family as possable .
Love Deborah Norville yarn! This would make for a great pillow cover to accompany an afghan I have on my bed.
This would make wonderful, fun slippers!
I think I would make a shawl, caplet , or boldero. Beautifully colors!
I’d make socks and/or mittens. the colors are very vibrant and beautiful.
I would definitely make a blanket. The colors look amazing. Very vibrant. Would love to try it out.
beautiful colors !! SOOO many possibilites !!!! hmmmmmm…..
This would be beautiful as a throw!
that is some very pretty yarn and I can see myself making an afghan or sweater out of it will buy some in the future.
Not sure! Probably let a granddaughter pick something!
sombreros and serapes for Tabasco bottles
I would make my grand daughter a Snuggle Blankie, she loves them as her daddy is gone a lot serving in the military…
Been hoping to find yarn with these colors to make a poncho for me. Been knitting for everyone else so with this beautiful yarn I think I deserve a little something for myself.
I would use the varigated yarn to make a shawl (poncho type). I think the pattern making yarn would make a beautiful shawl.
i would make a yarn tote because these colors make me want to crochet
would like to make a baby sweater or something for the military babies we crochet for each summer
I just got a queen size bed this would be perfect time to test on how big of a blanket I can make.
I would make a hat, scarf and mitts for my great niece, she loves vibrant colors and loves to go with me to pick out yarn for me to make things for her.
Would like to try a BSJ with this yarn for my grandson
If I won this yarn I would make a beautiful kitchen set.
Afghan project
If I won this yard I would love to make a afghan or dish cloths
I would like to use this to crochet a wedding afghan for my grandson and his wife to be by April.
I would make bracelets for my students and maybe some necklaces as well.
I would use this bright and happy yarn to make a hat, scarf and mittens for my grand-daughter. That way IF she were to fall into one of those awful snow drifts that they have this year, she would be MUCH easier to find.
I would make a poncho for a preteenage girl (granddaughter). The brightness of the colors and the “pattern” would stand out.
I belong to a painting group that crochets/knits hats for a local cancer center. So the yarn would be used for this.
I would love to win and start making stocking caps with our school colors. Thanks for the great contests. Cecilia CECE
The colors would make a gorgeous small lapghan for my granddaughter.