Mill end giveaway for October 2013
330 grams of Mill Ends
Not the post i intended to write for October but i am totally bogged down with mill work & knitwear orders so this will have to be short & sweet !
All natural bobbin ends in 100% qiviut(small amount) with some 2 - 3- 4 ply blends in there too for a total of 330 grams in scrumptious cashmere, qiviut, merino, silk.
Tell Us What would you knit ?
1 winner drawn at random.
Open to knitters world wide.
Please only 1 entry per person.
From: 12 th October to 31 st October 2013....best of Luck !
Gloves, mittens, or fingerless gloves would be my choice to use this yummy yarn. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteFingerless gloves would be nice.
ReplyDeleteI'd knit a scarf. I'd want that delicious yarn as close to my face as possible!
ReplyDeleteHats. My granddaughter needs a new hat! My daughter needs a new hat. I need a new hat!
ReplyDeleteSomething smooshy for my neck!
ReplyDeleteI would knit fingerless gauntlets and hats for my boys and granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteI really dream for knitting with this yarn! I knit everything, but I would knit vest and socks... .
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking a cowl would be lovely.
ReplyDeleteSomething warm and yummy for my granddaughter---a vest!
ReplyDeleteA cowl or baclava for sure, to keep my neck and face warm! :)
ReplyDeleteSome sort of shawl or smokering. Such beautiful color, it goes with anything!
ReplyDeleteA shawl allowing the different weights to provide the texture and reflect the pure luxury of the yarn
ReplyDeleteBaby booties for all the new grand-babies!
ReplyDeleteI would knit some lovely hand warmers and a cowl to match!
ReplyDeleteMy choice would be - hats, to keep my boys ears warm!
ReplyDeleteMaybe a smoke ring? Depends on the weight. But I'll not win so I'll make my smoke ring of something else.
ReplyDeleteawesome! a shawl, for sure! thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'd knit a cowl or scarf, as I'd want to keep the softness nearby and make sure I was toasty warm this winter.
ReplyDeleteIt would make a beautiful large shawl - or a lace cardigan. Wouldn't that be lovely!
ReplyDeleteI would knit baby sweaters! Thanks for the chance :-)
ReplyDeleteI would display the little skeins in a pretty basket to admire as-is, until inspiration struck.
ReplyDeleteI would start knitting warm slippers and finish them with embroidery for Christmas presents.
ReplyDeleteI would knit a lacy cowl or shawlette with fingerless mitts, for driving to work in a cold car on a winter day, with joy.
ReplyDeleteit would be a scarf or shawl - I love the feel of qiviut on my neck and arms!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely lace. Probably a capelet or shawlette or two - one for me and one to gift!
ReplyDeleteI would make some luscious mitts!
ReplyDeleteI would love to own/make my very first smoke ring!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make an big infinity scarf!
ReplyDeleteI just would love the chance to knit with this yarn, after feeling it and finding how knits in a sample I'd then chose what to knit. I wouldn't waste any of it, yummy yarn :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to dream of what to knit with this treasure trove! I would knit a scarf to caress my face.
ReplyDeleteThinking of Hallowe'en...I would make a small shawl using all different stitches and shades which would be so ugly it would be beautiful! Think witches shawl ...heh, heh, heh! Can't wait to see you in Woodstock!
ReplyDeleteA fair-isle based scarf, hat, and mitts (if possible).
ReplyDeleteI would love to make fingerless gloves, a smoke ring or cowl, and/or a hat :-)
ReplyDeleteThe blanket you made. Thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful lot of yarn! I would knit a wide and fluffy lace pattern scarf with hat. I really like the light, natural tones that would be suitable with most other colours.
ReplyDeleteI would knit mittens and a scarf maybe :) So nice that you are having this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHats !
ReplyDeleteAnna
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Scrumptious! 330 grams would be enough to knit a shawl, and a mobius cowl.
ReplyDeleteA luxurious infinity scarf. I would never take it off! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI still think entrelac when I see all the beautiful naturals, but I also get the dying itch. I'd split the pile in half and satisfy both halves of my split personality.
ReplyDeleteI think I would knit a warm shawl for me to wear in the cold months to come
ReplyDeleteTwo of my beloved family have recently moved overseas, where the winters can be bitterly cold. As they are truly itch-averse, I'd knit them a huge light warm shawl and scarf, with hats and gloves to match to keep them snug and warm!
ReplyDeleteI would knit a yummy, squishy cowl, and a matching hat.
ReplyDeleteI'd start with a smoke ring for my daughter in the Yukon. Next would be a fine pair of mitts to go inside a heavy felted pair. Then a watchman style cap for her partner.
ReplyDeleteAnd then on and on until this pile was exhausted, and I know they are both surrounded in warmth.
lace shawl, beautiful lace shawl
ReplyDeleteHat and mitts and maybe a cowl. I'm a tight knitter.
ReplyDeleteMel you won ! Congratulations pls contact me by email so i can get these yarns in the mail.
DeleteA lovely lace shawl sounds good.
ReplyDeleteI'll tell you. This time I want a jacket. Something like a Chanel jacket or a beautiful Mrs. Garter.
ReplyDeleteasteride on Ravelry
I'd knit a shawl or cowl with yarns as soft as these.
ReplyDeleteMobeious cowl (not sure I'm spelling that right) gloves and a hat.
ReplyDeleteI would knit elbow length gloves for the upcoming winter :)
ReplyDeleteI just had to scrape ice off the windshield. I'd make a bunch really warm mitts and hats.
ReplyDeleteI would knit a set hat and cowl. Thanks for your generosity, great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'd pair it off with a coloured yarn and knit something double-sided - with nice soft warm qiviut on the inside. :)
ReplyDeleteI would knit the world's softest, coziest shawl, then wrap myself up in it an not come out until next Spring! :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful lap blanket to keep me warm when sitting up late with my knitting.
ReplyDeleteNorwegian wristers, fine gloves, and an open lacework shawl!!
ReplyDeleteA luxury hooded cape and some awesome mitts, Harry Potter style!
ReplyDeleteI would knit fingerless gloves and a scarf.
ReplyDeleteI'd knit a nice lacy shawl... to keep me warm as winter is approaching!
ReplyDeleteI think a sampler blanket/throw would be super nice. I have never knit with this so idk for sure if that is a good idea or not.I'd love to see what this feels like to touch and see what it inspires me to knit, if not a throw/blanket. :)
ReplyDeleteThe subtle variations and sheen call to me as an entrelac lace shawl.
ReplyDeleteI would knit some awesome socks and mittens
ReplyDeleteSocks and scarves. Fingers crossed
ReplyDeletesherryglover1 on RAV