Last week we selected the winners of our Knitcircus Giveaway! Jaala Spiro, editor, offered to give three winners the entire collection of patterns from the Holiday Gifts Issue. That's 13 patterns, including the lovely Shapely Shawl by Jane Prater, knit in Magnolia.
I loved reading people's thoughts on holiday knitting, head over and check them out. It seems the consensus is that only the most deserving receive handknits...giving us more time to knit selfishly! Without further ado, here are the three winning commenters, as chosen by the random number generator at random.org:
Shannatheshedevil said: This year, only I am getting holiday knitting! I did knitted gifts last
year and have decided I am just not organized enough to do it.
Graceannecarter said: There will be a white Christmas in southern California because I am knitting up a storm!!!
Mamsy said: I have so many projects going, I love knitting presents. I am sure I
will need some last minute pattern for someone I may have forgotten,
perhaps even me.
Congratulations, winners!
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Knitcircus Gifts Giveaway!
Yup, I'll say it. Christmas is 69 days away. After Halloween, it's a slippery slope to the holiday season. Can you stand it? Knitcircus recently released its Holiday Gifts edition, and what an issue it is! Packed with small, simple knits, you're sure to find a pattern that's perfect for that special someone (or let's face it, for yourself. Am I right?) I was thrilled to see this piece by Jane Prater.
Scroll to the bottom for a special giveaway!
The Shapely Shawl, a shawl that won't fall off! Here are some words from Jane Prater...
Triangle shawls are so wonderfully easy to knit, but they fall off my shoulders. I wanted a shawl shaped like my body to stay on through the day, and a design easy enough to knit in public. The shaping is the star of this piece, yet the increases are super simple. Wear it pinned, tied, or just hanging loose. Any way you wear it, it will stay on your shoulders and keep you looking good!
The yarn is Magnolia, a yarn I could go on and on about (and I have...) It's soft, luminescent, the perfect gauge, and comes in a stunning range of soft, sophisticated colors.
Jaala Spiro, the editor of Knitcircus, is offering a very special giveaway!
Three people will receive the ENTIRE COLLECTION of patterns from Knitcircus Gifts 2011!
That's 13 patterns! Not only can you make the Shapely Shawl, but you can make any number of the other 12 patterns. Because they're all yours! All you have to do is comment here, and tell us what you think about holiday knitting. Do you knit to show your love to all your friends and family? Or is it just for the extra-appreciative? Or, my personal opinion, who has time for gift knitting when there's so much to knit for myself? The contest will close at noon on November 1st, when the winner will be chosen at random. Please be sure to include some way of contacting you, whether it's by email (spell out the "dot" and "at" for extra security) or Ravelry. Comment away!
Scroll to the bottom for a special giveaway!
The Shapely Shawl, a shawl that won't fall off! Here are some words from Jane Prater...
Triangle shawls are so wonderfully easy to knit, but they fall off my shoulders. I wanted a shawl shaped like my body to stay on through the day, and a design easy enough to knit in public. The shaping is the star of this piece, yet the increases are super simple. Wear it pinned, tied, or just hanging loose. Any way you wear it, it will stay on your shoulders and keep you looking good!
The yarn is Magnolia, a yarn I could go on and on about (and I have...) It's soft, luminescent, the perfect gauge, and comes in a stunning range of soft, sophisticated colors.
Jaala Spiro, the editor of Knitcircus, is offering a very special giveaway!
Three people will receive the ENTIRE COLLECTION of patterns from Knitcircus Gifts 2011!
That's 13 patterns! Not only can you make the Shapely Shawl, but you can make any number of the other 12 patterns. Because they're all yours! All you have to do is comment here, and tell us what you think about holiday knitting. Do you knit to show your love to all your friends and family? Or is it just for the extra-appreciative? Or, my personal opinion, who has time for gift knitting when there's so much to knit for myself? The contest will close at noon on November 1st, when the winner will be chosen at random. Please be sure to include some way of contacting you, whether it's by email (spell out the "dot" and "at" for extra security) or Ravelry. Comment away!
Indie Knits in CEY, Magazine Edition
There is nothing I enjoy more than opening my mailbox (virtual or actual!) and seeing a new knitting magazine. Between the articles, the product spotlights and the patterns, each one provides me with hours of entertainment. I love seeing what independent designers can do with our yarns. Now that the Fall magazines are out (and even a Holiday magazine) what will you be crafting?
Vogue Knitting Fall, photos by Rose Callahan
Interweave Knits Fall, photos by Carmel Zucker
KnitScene Fall, photo by Brad Bartholomew
Twist Collective, photo by Jane Heller
Knitcircus, photo by Tracy Harris
Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts, photos by Joe Coca
Vogue Knitting Fall, photos by Rose Callahan
Lace Cardi and Cowl(#18) by EJ Slayton, knit in Alpaca Sox Kettledyes
Lace Shawl (#21) by Candace Eisner Strick. knit in Fresco
Lace Pattern Cardigan by Tonia Barry, knit in MountainTop Vista (Advertorial)
Interweave Knits Fall, photos by Carmel Zucker
Strobilus Pullover by Rachel Erin in Ariosa
Shadow Tuque by Lee Juvan, knit in new Fall yarn, Toboggan
KnitScene Fall, photo by Brad Bartholomew
Cornsilk Pullover by Amy Herzog, in Fresco
Twist Collective, photo by Jane Heller
Academia by Adriana Hernandez, knit in Fresco
Knitcircus, photo by Tracy Harris
Turning Point Shawl by Jessica Bolof, in Wool Bam Boo
Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts, photos by Joe Coca
Forever Scarf by Simona Merchant-Dest, knit in Princess
Rope and Nettle Vest by Angela Hahn, knit in Woodland from the Verde Collection
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