The yarn I want to give away…
Is NOT the stuff I already sent to a friend to knit up. Not stuff I’ve dyed.
Fun yarns. Pictures are in the original post…. yes, not very good pictures, but I can’t do them over. My camera died.
Anyhow… if you can’t find that post… under fabric arts… just comment here. If I get more than one comment, I will announce a giveaway.
Sorry for any confusion.
hugs,
Vyx
Okay, if you actually came and read this, AND you have a stamp related company… let me know. I’ll add you to my NEW category of stamping links. Comment or use the contact form… thanks! Stampo was the first to ask…
That yarn is just gorgeous. Perfect little skeins for crocheting loose scarves. Aren’t the yarns these days just glorious? I found the post with the picture of the yarn here: http://vyxxan.com/227/contest-prizes/
Dear Vyx,
Very nice fabric posts! I love the yarn you have up for contests too. It’s so colorful and could be used for so much. I saw a project recntly that used odds and ends of yarn to make a small blankets. I of course would more than likely use it in my paper or book arts when I am feeling better. You could do a pick a number contest, or whoever answers a riddle correctly contest? You know..like “where on this blog does ____ (fill in the blank) appear?” I like your blog and hope to get mine rolling out soon. Keep up the great work!!
hugs,
CeeCee
I don’t see a photo. darn
I love Yarn it’s my new favorite thing since i began crocheting. I love it that you dye it. I’ve seen otehrs’ pictures of dyed yarn so very pretty. I don;t know how you would do a giveaway but I’d love to make you a hat with it! I’ve been making hats of all sizes to give to Warm-up Medina, It’s a program where people make hats, scarves and suqares that are turned into blankets for those less fortunate! I’m bringing what I have made so far there (the library) on Thursday. I donated some last year, too.
I think the dyed yarn looks real nice. RubberRabbit did a nice job with them, too.
Tell me, what does skeining out the yarn mean?
Skeining out is when you take a ball of yarn and unwind from the ball and wind it onto something else, like the back of a chair, some doorknobs… Once that is done you tie string or something every so often to hold it. Keeps it from getting tangled, easier to dye patterns into the yarn.