After winning the raffle at Dayelsford the other weekend, there were a few things in the prize that I will never use, and I refuse to hold ono to these sort of things any longer! Hoarding is ok if you are eventually gonna use it, right?
So for all you knitters or lover of wool, here are 2 balls that you can have:
They speak for themselves, don't they? I don't need to talk them up, leave a comment and you're in!
Oooo, lovely wool. I have been thinking about knitting some beanies so maybe this would be the kick up the bum I need!
ReplyDeleteSurely you want to hold onto the Noro to make a beautiful stripey scarf like the one Tania (of Myrtle and Eunice) made?!!?
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you're giving away the Noro - I saw some super Samples Purl had knitted from that - quick and oh so pretty.
ReplyDeleteCan't help but stick my hand up when there is wool involved. (especially as I'm supposed to be on a yarn diet)
ReplyDeletePick me pick me !! heheheehe
ReplyDeleteWill give me something to do while i'm on maternity leave :)
VF @ www.vintagefokus.blogspot.com
I love to knit in Noro wool. It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the Noro is popular, have to add my hands up for it. With three boys in the house there is no point in putting a hand up for the pink, someone more deserving can have that :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I SO want to win this giveaway! What beautiful yarns - I've always dreamed of crocheting some Noro, but on the other hand pink always goes down a treat in our house!
ReplyDeleteOhh I am not much of a knitter, but my sister is - she would love them! otherwise Mum is going to teach me to crochet in a couple of weeks so these would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteThat pink one might just inspire me to start knitting again!
ReplyDeleteoh it's gorgeous! maybe after you have made the beanie you will want these afterall
ReplyDeleteBec - that wool looks devine. Please count me in xx
ReplyDeleteMe, me, me Becca. Lovely, lovely, lovely stuff.
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