I’ve announced the contest winners, and you can click Sock Hunt and Dragon Hunt to find out the results. Thanks all for playing!
Yesterday, before we saw the pink quilts, Mom noticed some cute knitted things in a Hanna Andersson storefront.
This contest was a bit easier than the Sock Hunt. Thanks to everyone who entered and sent lovely comments!Â
That was a challenging contest! But I enjoyed seeing the guesses you all came up with for the first yarn/pattern combination of my holiday socknitting. Thank you everyone who entered!
Do you love chocolates and contests? Hurry over to Knerq’s Lava Bar Contest for a chance to try “the world’s first liquid chocolate bar.” (Ends midnight tonight.)
Contests: There’s still time to enter! The deadline for both is Saturday September 30. To find out how to enter, go to the Sock Hunt and Dragon Hunt posts for details. PS: If you read the original post from last Friday, there has been a slight update/added hint to the Sock Hunt, making it a bit easier.
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Have you ever seen a limedragon? They’re terribly camera-shy, and quite rare.
One was spotted and photographed while at Stitches Midwest in August 2006. Your quest is to find that picture.
During the next three months, I have five pairs of gift socks to knit. The yarns I will be using are from the Opal Rainforest 2005 collection: Tiger, Zebra, Ladybug, Flamingo, and Parrot.
I could knit all the socks in plain rib or stockinette because of the variegation/striping. But that’s not very exciting, and I know I would struggle to meet my goal.
on Friday… two contests!
(About this time now, I’m on a plane on my way to Chicago for Stitches Midwest!)
In June, Dave had a contest, Two Duhs, and I won! The yarny prize arrived last month but I haven’t been able to blog about it until now.
