Saturday, August 22, 2009

Super-Duper Giveaway!

Hi Knitters,
I'm cleaning out big time. Which means if you want to win a big bunch of yarn you are in luck. I am throwing in a sweet little handmade apron in a 4-5 year-old size. I bought this for The Collector and she only wore it once or twice. It has been folded up in a drawer for years so it needs a good press. It is in perfect condition. The Collector isn't much of an apron girl and I'm not either. The apron has two buttons in the back. It is completely adorable and vintage looking and some little girl out there would just love it. It would make a great art smock, too.
Okay, here is the yarn that I will happily pack up and send to you when you win:
3 skeins of Tahki Cotton Classic in light blue (already wound full skeins)
2 skeins of Tahki Cotton Classic in off white (already wound full skeins)
4 skeins of Tahki Cotton Classic in white (already wound full skeins)
1 skein of Tahki Cotton Classic in red (already wound full skein)
2 skeins of Rowan All Seasons Cotton in Lemon (really pretty yellow)
2 skeins of Rowan All Seasons Cotton in Orange Creamsicle  variegated
1 skein of Rowan All Seasons Cotton in Denim variegated
1 skein Classic Elite Provence in purple
1 skein Classic Elite Provence in blue (already wound full skein)
2 skeins Tahki Cotton Classic Tweedy Cotton in multi blue, red and yellow
1 skein Tahki Cotton Classic Tweedy Cotton in multi purple, green and pink
1 skein Noro Sukara (gorgeous!!)
1 skein Lorna's Laces Shepherd Worsted in Georgetown #152 (gorgeous!!)
1 skein Cascade Luna 100% Peruvian Cotton in yellow

Yep, all of that is included. That's enough yarn for a whole lot of baby hats or for anything you feel like. I need to clear out and I hope you can help.

Leave me a comment on this blog post and say hi, tell me something good, tell me something funny, whatever comes to mind. Leave some sort of identifying information like a name, location, link, email address (it's up to you). Please do not email me to enter, you need to leave a comment. I am not sure when I will end this contest. Next week is spotty for me, I will be in and out and my work load is never-ending. I am just opening the contest up and then I will end it when I get a chance. I am leaving it at that. Leave only one comment, please. 

I will randomly select a winner with a number generator. I will post the winner on my next blog post. The winner will have 2 days after I post to contact me with their mailing address. If I don't hear from the winner after 2 days I will select a new winner and then I will post it on the blog.

That's all. Have fun! Go for it!
best, susie
p.s. more to come...this is hardly scratching the surface.

567 comments:

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Bethany @ Gettin' It Pegged! said...

Hi, there! I just love your yarns and all the delicious colors. :) I had the opportunity to see their luscious goodness and your very cute little projects at the Sock Summit. You have a very whimsical spirit...love it! :D

Kathleen said...

Ohhh...I am the first to enter! I never win anything, so I am crossing my fingers...ok, so here is something to make you laugh. "What do you get when you cross a donkey and an onion?" Give up? "well, mostly you get a onion with big ears, but every now and then you get a piece of ass that brings tears to your eyes!" Hope you are laughing!
Kathleen from Annapolis

saim24 said...

Wow, I'm first to comment! (maybe because of the time difference - I'm in New Zealand and it's 9am on Sunday morning here). Anyway, you're probably not going to send this all the way to New Zealand but I thought I'd comment anyway and say that I love your site and check it every day. I especially love to knit baby hats but am gradually exploring knitting larger projects too. I love your Taiyo scarf and thought it would make a great gift for my mother-in-law but we can't get that wool here. I'm looking for a good substitute but if I can't find something, I might see if my friend in Japan can send me some.

Anyway, thanks for the great site.

Sarah P in NZ.

Kate said...

How fun! Thanks.
Kate

saim24 said...

You're probably not going to send this pack all the way to New Zealand but I thought I'd comment anyway and tell you that I love your site and check it every day. I especially love to knit baby hats, which is how I happened upon your designs a few years back, but I am now trying to branch out into bigger projects.

I love your Taiyo scarf and thought it would make a great gift for my mother-in-law but we can't get that yarn here. I'm looking for a good substitute but I love those particular colours so much so might see if I can get my friend in Japan to send me some Taiyo instead.

Anyway, thanks for a great site.

Sarah P in NZ

Katie said...

What an awesome giveaway! All that yarn looks fabulous. I could definitely use it to make charity hats. I just love all your work.

Katie in Virginia

Leanne (Lunatic84) said...

Hi Susan,
I love making Itty Bitty hats...all of them! Everyone my age seems to be having babies, which means I get to knit a LOT of hats! They make the perfect shower gift. I just hope I'm not hat'ed out before I start having babies! I'm working on a baby shower stash right now, this yarn would be perfect for it! I also love to bake and have the perfect little girl in mind for the apron that loves to bake cookies with me!
Leanne (Lunatic84 on Rav)

Rhonda said...

I love these yarns and love making itty bitty hats!

Anonymous said...

Wow what a great give-away! The yarns look wonderful. I enjoy reading your blog and seeing all the great projects you have going.

Donna Goad in VT

bluedoll said...

What a lovely pile o' yarn. I really enjoy your blog and my little girl would fit that cute apron! I really like all the washcloths you make--I'm a big fan of the handknit washcloth myself. All the best--
Tanya from Pittsbugh

Sherrie said...

Hi,
What fun this to be involved in this. I love your little hats with the pea pods on them. Thanks for the chance to win.

Anonymous said...

Hi Susan!! I love all the goodies you have pictured on your blog. I am sad that the summer is coming to an end...I am a teacher and school starts back on the 31st for kids, but their lucky teachers start back on Monday!

Kathleen "IrishKPF"
Auburn, WA

knitterbeader said...

Love your "Itty Bitty Hats" and in particular, the cotton yarns would go to making charity hats for a local group. Your "pea pod hat" is the cutest. Have a good week!

Elise said...

Wow. NOt sure what I would do with all that yarn!!

Mim said...

Something good: We found out today my brother and his wife are having another girl. This means a lot those colors would work great for my new neice. Something funny: This is the #3 baby for them in three and a half years, the other two are girls as well! That apron would be great for them, well as long as they don't fight over it. Surely that wouldn't happen. ;0)

Suzi said...

Susan...You are being so generous!! How sweet of you..of course the ol' say..."one man's junk is another man's treasure"!! However the giveaway doesn't look like Junk!! lol
I am also laughing over "Kathleen for Annapolis" joke...got me to giggling!!
Thank you for sharing!
Suzi aka FlFiFilarue

Sue said...

That should make a pile of little hats and booties for the hospital. Thanks for thinking of us when you destash.

Anonymous said...

Wow!!! Your giveaways are so generous! Many thanks.....hope your kitchen's almost done!

Katie

Walden said...

ooh, I love Tahki yarns. Thanks for the giveaway!

zimme345 said...

HOLY give away! I absolutely love the colors. I have been knitting a lot of baby stuff lately, so this would be wonderful! Thanks for your generosity!

bridget bosch said...

ooooohh... that would certainly feed my yarn addiction for quite some time! My 4 year old would be all about that apron too! I've only won one other raffle (earlier this year for my other daughter) which probably means that I'm jinxed for this one, but this WI native has just got to give it a try!

BTW, I'm mbridget on ravelry.

Thanks!! Bridget

Whitney said...

Looks like some great stuff!!! Fingers crossed :)

jill said...

Hi Susie - What a treasure trove of goodies and I have the perfect little girly girl for that apron ...... I knit lots of charity hats and this would be awesome!!!

Jill in Stoughton

Kathie said...

The pressure is on to be funny so of course Ii can't think of a thang....

With neices and nephews popping ouot babies like htere's no tomorrow this prize would be so so useful!!!!

Kathie@ itssewnice@hotmail.com

Kathie said...

The pressure is on to be funny so of course Ii can't think of a thang....

With neices and nephews popping ouot babies like htere's no tomorrow this prize would be so so useful!!!!

Kathie@ itssewnice@hotmail.com

Renee said...

What a wonderful and generous giveaway. Going to keep my fingers crossed for good luck. I really enjoy making Itty Bitty hats. :)
Have a great week!
Renee

Debby said...

That is quite a treasure trove and I have a granddaughter that would look adorable in the apron.
Debby

Whitney said...

Hi Susan,

What a generous gift!
I know exactly who that apron should belong to, and would love to make some charity hats out of the yarn.


Thanks!
Whitney-DC

margie said...

A good thing? My local yarn store will be selling Spud and Chloe yarn!!! Love your blog and adore your patterns!

Margievz@gmail.com

shannon said...

I cleaned out my closets today and didn't find anything as good as this!
Hope I win, I've got room for it now.
Shannon J in Laguna Hills, CA

Anonymous said...

What a beautiful day we are having in Northern Wisconsin--that is always a good thing!

Marianna in NW WI

Anonymous said...

What a great giveaway! That would be a great stash of yarn to get.

Thanks!
Jen in MI

Maureen said...

An apron was one of the first things my mom helped me to sew for myself when I was about eight - this one is too sweet! And the yarn is making me drool..

Anonymous said...

Today is my granddaughter Zoe's first birthday. I just know she will want to bake cupcakes with grammy in the future. Thanks for all your adorable designs. Jeanie

karrelle said...

Hello, I would like to enter your contest so I will tell you something good. I baked apple pie today with apples from our tree. :-)

paws said...

Well, I enter every time, but hopefully this time the outcome will be different!

paws from Fountain Hills

Elly said...

Hi susan! Another fabulous giveaway hosted by my favorite knit designer! LOVE all your hard work in developing patterns and your sweet generosity! Wow! That's a very cute apron and a whole lot of yarn! Thanks for this wonderful chance! I wish and pray that I win! :)

Elly B. - Phoenix AZ

Arlene said...

I'd love to use these yarns on some of the hats in your Itty Bitty Hats book. What fun. Just send it to Loveland, CO and I'll get started.

Kassia said...

Hello there! Gorgeous prize-- my daughters would love that apron. And I'm always looking for stash enhancement lol!! Anyways love your blog and the Spud and Chloe yarns are so pretty. :)

Denise said...

Susan you are always so generous with your give-aways, I'd think I'd died and gone to 'knitty heaven' if I won this!
I've got your new book on my wish list but gotta wait til Oct for my birthday ;-)
Hugs to you
denise@deniseschulz.com

Sharon Stanley said...

Hey There: The yarn is great and I love your site...always an inspiration...the projects are so fun and no one can resist a contest! : sharon s.

Unknown said...

I love your site and love your patterns. The giveaway looks wonderful and I'm crossing my fingers because I'd love to win.

Anonymous said...

What an awesome giveaway, you are so generous...I have plenty of room in my stash for all that lovely yarn!!!

Darla Jones
North Carolina

Jill Suchora said...

Hello-
Just wanted to say thanks for always inspiring all of us to try new things. Love your books and can't wait for the next week!
Many Thanks from Buffalo, NY
Jill S

OrignalsbyAlissa said...

Wow so many wonderful things!

Alissa, NJ

Anonymous said...

Wow - what a great stash you are giving away! i love your new designs with Spud and Chloe ... very special!! Have a fun week! Kim from Madison

Unknown said...

Oooh ... what beautiful yarn, I'd love to have a great stash of baby hat yarn. I also have a beautiful little girl who would love to help me bake wearing a vintage apron.

Lonestar from Victoria BC

Sheri Karobonik said...

It sounds like a wonderful giveaway. I can see at least one blanket in that yarn and some socks. Any day is a Wonderful day when Eric is not sick. Everything is just so much more relaxed. You can find me at www.handmadebysheri@blogspot.com or on twitter at skaro964

Thanks for doing this and have a wonderful day.

Laura Macfarlane said...

Susan,

I love your blog. I heard you interviewed on Craftsanity a while back and went to your blog from there. You have inspired me to take up knitting and I absolutely love it. i appreciate your energy for life - family creating, exercise, etc. Thanks for all you do.

Laura M. from the San Francisco Bay Area

Robin said...

How fun! The yarn is beautiful!
-Robin

Bonney said...

What a bonanza!! Hmmmm, something funny..... my daughter stopped by on her way out of town this morning. She brought her dog in while she ran around for a few minutes picking up this and that. She was getting already made sandwiches out of the refrigerator when I said to her "Don't forget Bandit!" whereby she walked right by him and got in her car!!!! He sat at the top of stairs looking at her and she sheepishly came back in to pick him up!!! We both had a good laugh

Jill Pickle said...

Hi!

I love all of your hat designs! The babies in your books all look so happy wearing them. My next purchase will be the Hoot Hat. Love your creativity!

Jill Pickle

Ice Cream Forum said...

Hi! Entering this for my mom; she'd love to take up knitting but balks at the expense of taking up a new hobby.

(I'm Michelle at Ice Cream Forum, you can just use the contact form if you choose my entry.)

Becca said...

Wow, what an amazing give-away! I am always so shocked by your kindness and generosity. Whoever wins will be so, so lucky! :)

pkblalock said...

Oh that looks like a wonderful give away, I got a little cousin on the way that would be well covered in knitted baby goodness

A said...

I love the apron! My baby girl is only 2 months old, but I would love to see her cooking in the kitchen with me wearing that ; )
She is in Taiwan. We hope to travel to pick her up in November. During the wait, I have made her more baby hats then she can ever wear ; )

Andrea

Unknown said...

Dear Susan: I so enjoy your blog. I live in East Texas and we have had such a hot, hot summer and am looking forward to Fall. I enjoy reading about your little girl. My little girl is on her way back to college for her last semester. She graduates in December. Whew! What a journey! Take care.
Always, Gail Crews

Kathy said...

I would love to win all that yarn, hats for all the kids. My grandchild would look pretty cute in the apron too. Thanks for the giveaway.

Katie B said...

Look at that list! I would love to win all of that gorgeous yarn.

P.S. Now that you're sewing, you just might become an apron kind of girl.

Mommy said...

What a beautiful little apron - and loving the yarns. I'm in a yarn slump, and would greatly love that!
New England Katie

Weedwacker said...

Oh wow, so many comments and I never win these things. I love the yarn anyway, and your blog. Thanks for offering the contest!

Allyssa said...

Susan, I love all your patterns so much! You are so generous for having such a huge give-a-way! Cleaning house and it's not even spring :) Thanks!

Allyssa (angoreo on ravelry)

Emily said...

Hi Susan,

I'm expecting my first baby and I've been knitting lots of itty bitty hats--I would love to win this yarn to be able to make more! Thanks for offering this giveaway!
Emily in Hamilton, NJ

Renae said...

I love your blog. I am working on the cable scarf that you posted in a strawberry color. I am having so much fun with it. It is only my 2nd cable project.
Renae in Hernando

Faith said...

Susan, what delicious colors and what a generous offering! If I won, I would add some of that cotton to my recent charity-knitting project: preemie hats in honor of my little girl who would have been one yesterday.

Linda said...

What a great giveaway! My daughter would love the apron - she is quite the little cook. And I woud love the yarn!!
Linda in Skowhegan

Maxine said...

Wow what a great bunch of yarn...your tutorials are a great help...thank you. keep it up

Maxine in Michigan

Cricket said...

This has nothing to do with knitting. I just got an ibert seat for my bike. My 2 year old rides with me now, right up front, and we took a ride tonight. She sang me the theme song from Scooby Doo with the wind in her face. It was Awesome.

I could knit up a whole lot of fun with all that yarn.

Anonymous said...

oooo...That yarn is calling my name, or more specifically, my kiddos names! That would make a lot of Itty Bitty Hats!....Crossing my fingers!
Jennifer
lwfchurch@att.net

Tahra said...

I could really make some great Christmas presents with a stash like that! Love the blog!

Tahra from Milwaukee

Susan R. said...

Sounds crazy good to me. I just received my first order of Spud and Chloe yarn and am excited to start my project. Thanks for the chance to win some more yarn. You can never have too much yarn, can you???????????????????

Carisa said...

I would LOVE any and all of these yarns! Love your blog, Love your books and hope I win!!!

Carisa in Hillsboro

Megan York said...

My soon to be niece would love that apron! Thank you so much for being so generous. I love all the whimsical stuff you post about on your blog.

Megan in Madison

kate said...

Oh boy, yarn!! I'm so glad I recently found your site and started following. Your patterns are great and I'm amazed at yor creativity. I'd love to get this since my stash is pretty low and I'm just starting to pick my knitting back up again.

LMstrauss said...

hi susan...
LOVE LOVE LOVE your patterns!! oh so cute!!!
thanks!
lynn from collegeville

tammy said...

how kind! i love your blog as well as the new spud and chloe blog!
tammy from nc

Jackie said...

Hi Susan Hope you are having a great summer with your family.
I love summer and I am sad to see it coming to an end. Two kids going off to college so I will have lots of time on my hands to knit. Would love to win all the goodies you have to offer... thanks for such a generous giveaway... as always love your blog and have all your books cant wait for the new one.

Jackie from Ontario

Julie said...

I've really enjoyed reading both of your blogs lately. I'm really excited about your new book coming out and can't wait to see all the cute new projects you'll provide for us next.

Knittingjule on Rav

she knits said...

HI Susan,
I love your blog and the sud and chloe one as well. My something funny is my little 2 year old, hugging a skein of yarn and when I said I am going to knit this for you, Logan relied, Knit it, knit it mum, after I had knit 6 rows, Logan came back to try it on already please mum-lol I thought it was really sweet
Love Mel
womaninashoe on ravelry

Pam said...

Our summer is coming to an end, back to school on Monday and I fear I may never have time to knit again...I am excited to meet my new second graders, but sad to leave my own kiddos.

Melissa said...

Wowee, that is a lot of yarn to give away! Someone (I'm hoping me) will be a very lucky girl or guy!

Thanks for the great blog, I always love hearing what you're up to.

Melissa (melissabear on Ravelry)

Heather L. said...

Wow! I am definately thinking of all the baby hats I could knit with that! Hosted a baby shower today for my sister (le Bebe Cafe was the theme) and I gave her a blue and green "sweet pea hat" which I knitted on our vacation this summer. I think it's my new go-to baby gift!

Anonymous said...

Something good....I went outside today, all day, in what was constantly-passing-by black clouds, to watch my son play soccer in a tournament. It never RAINED on us!!! soooo nice. And it was in the 60's! another so nice, as it's been close to 90 all week (but I'm not one of those people who like the hot).

WHOA!! thatsa lotta yarn to give away! too bad you're not splitting it up for many to win hahaha

Christine
Gardnwest AT aol DOT com

Wendy T. Michigan said...

Yippee! Another giveaway! I've been lacking some serious motivation to knit lately - I know all of the fun yarn would help. Thanks for all that you do!

Cathleen from Toronto said...

What a generous idea! I hope I'm the lucky one ;)

Amber said...

Heck yeah would I love some new yarn! While I'm here, let me just say that you're book Itty Bitty Hats is singlehandedly (wow bad spelling) responsible for teaching me how to continental knit-best explanation out there. Changed my life-love love love knitting now! Thank you your enthusiasm for this lovely craft/way of life.

Anonymous said...

um, elefante? easily the cutest knit toy i have ever seen!
and what a fantastic give away!

Nelia said...

Wow! What a generous giveaway! I am very excited about the upcoming friend for "Ribbit" with 8 nieces & nephews under age 11 having a fun new gift to knit is always exciting - not to mention new hats, gloves, scarves, etc. I've loved your book (itty bitty nursery) and am excited for your new one to come out.

Thanks for all of your hard work!

Nelia said...

Wow! What a generous giveaway! I am very excited about the upcoming friend for "Ribbit" with 8 nieces & nephews under age 11 having a fun new gift to knit is always exciting - not to mention new hats, gloves, scarves, etc. I've loved your book (itty bitty nursery) and am excited for your new one to come out.

Thanks for all of your hard work!

ginnyca said...

Very generous of you to share your goodies, Susan. Thanks for all you do!

chocolate river alpacas said...

Yipee, some fun yarn to play with.
I am waiting for your new book to come out.
Karen in Pittsburgh

Lauren said...

somethingSomething good: my son had his fifth birthday party today (batman!) and is super excited to start kindergatlrten next week.

Thanks!

Heather said...

mmm very yummy yarn. Love the apron. My little girls wears one when she pretends to be a waitress, very cute:)
twoaugustgirls@comcast.net

Unknown said...

Committed (or should be committed) knitter seeks yarn to support obsession! Do so enjoy your blog and thought of you when I saw Spud and Chloe on the shelf for the first time in a LYS. Knit on!

Jody from SF

beth said...

I haven't won a giveaway yet but I keep trying. Adorable smock and lots of fun yarn. I have granddaughter #1 on the way and lots of plans for cotton yarn! Thanks for sharing.

Unknown said...

i love all of your things, thank you for making all your patterns available

CelticCastOn said...

Awesome giveaway!! Mini apron's are sooo adorable, it will be sooo sweet on a little one.

Bethany (yarnorgy on Ravelry) said...

Hi Susan! Love your patterns! Love your work! Love your ambition! Cleaning house... sounds like something I can never keep up with! Good luck!

Teri said...

Wit the holidays coming up- that yarn could be put to good use!

Although- I'm not sure if San Antonio has any season besides hot :)

honeypumpkin said...

Hi there! I read your blog all the time and just would like to take this moment to say thanks for all that you do! (including this fab give-away!)

Becky said...

You are so sweet! I am starting my list of knitting that I'd like to do and the yarn would be perfect. Crossing my fingers!!

Annie said...

This is definitely a 'want' and not a 'need'. I should be doing the same as you! Hope your heel gets better. I sometimes get PF and it's no fun!!

Jocelyn Sass said...

I love, love, love every skein of yarn you are offering! What a find! My girls LOVE aprons, also. Thanks for such a generous contest!
cutecrochet @ gmail. com

kelly-ann (on Ravelry) said...

What a sweet apron. My little 4 year old would love - I always call her my collector as well. She is constantly finding "trash" and bringing home to carry around in old gift bags!

Jill said...

I was knitting this morning at my daughter's first soccer game. She's 5 and super excited to play. One of the other little players came up to me and asked what I was doing. My Annette said, oh she's just knitting doesn't your mom knit too!!.
Guess she thinks everyone does.

Montreal Mama said...

What a great contest!

I want to share with you a conversation I had not that long ago with my 2 and a half year old son.

ME: "Sean you smell like you have a stinky diaper"
Sean: "No mommy, I smell like bubblegum".

I couldn't stop laughing for a good half hour. It was just too cute. He did have a diaper that needed to be changed.

Kids say the darnedest things. I love it!

I'm Robyn and my email is graphicdesignchick at hotmail dot com.

Laura in Centennial said...

Oh, I love the apron--makes me dream dreams of my kids being old enough to bake with me. And what a stash of yarn! I'd love to win this.

Lucy said...

How generous of you! That is quite the picture of potential fun!
Lucy in Fort Wayne, IN

The Cascio Whirlwind said...

I love checking your blog to see what you are up to, especially on your knitting! I sure hope I win. A girl can NEVER have too much yarn:) And I have a 5 year old and a 3 year old little girl that would love to wear that apron! Happy week to you!

Judy W. said...

Okay, I'll bite. I can always use more yarny goodness. I enjoy your blog immensely!
Judy

Alisa said...

Holy Cow! What a great giveaway. Thanks so much!
Love your site and your elephant is on my to do list, too cute!

Thanks again,
Alisa
justaysmom at celosia dot com

Rosie said...

Hi Susan! I love to read your blogs. I love the little frog pattern you made for Spud and Chloe recently, and I love your accent! So cute.

Rose
Denver, CO
http://rosesbloom.etsy.com

Knitschmidt said...

Susan, you are just too too generous! What a nice giveaway! And, you know...I have JUST the right size little girl for the apron...you know....just sayin'... ;)

Knitschmidt said...

Susan, you are just too too generous! What a nice giveaway! And, you know...I have JUST the right size little girl for the apron...you know....just sayin'... ;)

T said...

I've a new little grand-daughter who would love to make chocolate chip cookies at grandma's house in that apron - and the yarns look as delicious as the cookies will be! Hope I win....

Holly said...

Wow, what a stash!

Loved the post about Allegra as well. I really like the Petite Purls site, and I'm hoping to submit some designs myself, soon!

Susan B. Anderson said...

Amy has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Ooh! What lovely stash!

Something cute? While I was babysitting a 3.5 year old a couple of weeks ago she was instructing me how to cook the sausage for her supper - make the fire high (gas stove) and then keep turning the sausage over until it's all brown, then cut it into little bites because she can't eat the whole thing at once. Then she instructed me to put a wipeable placemat down on the table because she can be messy when she eats.

Love babysitting her! :)

Amy (IBAmyB on Ravelry)

Susan B. Anderson said...

bensedin art has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Hi, I like this yarns!

Susan B. Anderson said...

Robin has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Count me in please - what fabulous yarn and that apron is adorable! I'm a huge Itty Bitty Hat fan and love the almost instant gratification that hat making gives me.
Thanks for such a generous giveaway! Good luck everyone!
Robin
cokelush at gmail

Susan B. Anderson said...

mommieof4munchkins has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

What a great giveaway!!! I just got home from an awesome wedding, now that I am not helping the bride I will have more time to get back into knitting so this would be perfect!

Susan B. Anderson said...

AmyPinSeattle has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Great idea...clear out your closet for more yarn and fill our closets up with "new" to us yarn!!

How's that kitchen going? As soon as I can afford it, I'll be tackling my kitchen! Don't know if I have the nerve to go down to the bare bones like you did!

SeattleAmy

Susan B. Anderson said...

sjanova has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

I'm making a big batch of preemie hats and would love some extra yarn for them. Plus two new babies joining the family over the winter -- we are definitely excited and I have the patterns out already.

sjanova on Ravelry/KR/ etc.

Susan B. Anderson said...

The Blake Family has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

i seriously adore your blog - i have your itty-bitty hats book and have already made several hats for gifts to friends.

i'm currently knitting newborn hats for a humanitarian aid project, this yarn would be just the ticket to help even more!

my id info: melissa b. from the pacific nw

Susan B. Anderson said...

Carolyn has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

WOW, that's some sweet stash! The only stash I have going on around here is on my upper lip. Pick me!

Susan B. Anderson said...

Melanie has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

I must win this yarn because I NEED to make baby mittens. Why? Because at the store today a woman leaned over the stroller to gaze and coo at my beautiful two month old baby girl. And what did my baby do? She lifted up her hand and gave the woman the finger. Seriously. Need mittens.

Susan B. Anderson said...

Karen has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Oh My! I would love to win! You are such an inspriation. I love your books and can't wait til your new book comes out. November is just too long to wait! ha ha

Susan B. Anderson said...

Brittney has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Ooo I've been knitting hats like crazy lately, hats for kids, hats for adults, hats for myself :-) That stash would sure make lots of pretty hats, I'd definitely have to do a couple Itty Bitty hats if I win that giveaway!

Susan B. Anderson said...

Angie has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Hello! My baby daughter is a proud owner of many itty bitty hats! Can't wait to knit her more for this coming winter season!

Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

Angie in Elmhurst

Susan B. Anderson said...

Deborah has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

So I stopped doing needlework for the summer in order to devote time to my garden and to learn preserving and canning.

The garden was slow because we had so much rain and so little sun, but the weather changed and it started to produce.

And then the deer came and ate everything.

Go ahead and laugh, I know I will...later. Some time. :D

asthenight at gmail dot com

Susan B. Anderson said...

Lisa has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

What a great giveaway! My daughter would love the little apron and I, of course, would love all that fab yarn :) By the way, the new bunny looks adorable already - can't wait to see the finished product!

lisa_vander_vliet at hotmail dot com

Susan B. Anderson said...

Jocelyn has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Wow, that's a lot of yarn to destash. Are you sure you want to let them go? LOL! I could use some of those cotton ones for a couple of babies due to arrive soon.

Jocelyn from Dubai
jviernes@gmail.com

Susan B. Anderson said...

Katri has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Oooh, how fun! My little Ava would just LOVE that apron...and I would love the yarn! ;-) So fun....thanks for doing this!

Susan B. Anderson said...

Jocelyn has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Oh wow, that's quite a lot to destash. Are you sure you want to let them go? :) I could use some of those cotton yarns esp as I need to knit for a couple of babies due to arrive in the next couple of months.

Susan B. Anderson said...

Renee G has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Would love to win this.
rsgrandinetti@yahoo(dot)com

Susan B. Anderson said...

Lolo has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

That apron looks gorgeous. I have an idea for it with a certain little girl I babysit. I have knitted one your blankets and one hat. Hopefully I will some great yarn.
LaQuetha
laquetha@gmail.com

Susan B. Anderson said...

Tiphanie Wong has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Hi Susan! I love reading your blog and seeing what you're up to, and I especially love reading your stories about the Collector. My daughter would love the apron if we won, I'm sure. I also love listening to your podcasts and have been eagerly awaiting your next one (I know you have a lot on your plate now, though!) Your patterns are so sweet- I recently finished the cupcake hat for a gift, and have made several of the sweet pea hats as gifts, too. All have been very well received and they always get lots of compliments. Thanks so much for coming up with such wonderful patterns. I'm purplemama on Ravelry, and belong to the Itty Bitty Knits group. =)

Susan B. Anderson said...

Trisha has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

What a treasure trove! Thanks for the chance to win!

Susan B. Anderson said...

Ann has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Hi Susan,
I would LOVE to win your giveaway. I have 3 granddaughters that love the hats I knit from "Itty Bitty Hats". One had so many that she wore a different one for 2 weeks to day care. You are a very talented lady and your designs show it! I live in Quilt City USA but I had rather be knitting!!!!

Pu

Susan B. Anderson said...

Tricia C. in NC has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

What an wonderful giveaway! I have to say that your blog is one of the most inspiring ones out there. Inspiring and Generous!!

Susan B. Anderson said...

saganaga has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

please enter me ! thanks !!!

i look forward to seeing your itty bitty toys book !

rachel in minnesota

Susan B. Anderson said...

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Here we go again! You and your wonderful generosity and all of us hoping to win the treasures. Count me in for the drawing. Pick me, pick me, pick me....pretty please!
Ramona
Madison, WI

Susan B. Anderson said...

Knit Girl has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Oh, what a lovely contest!

Thanks for having it!

Just wanted to say hi!

knitgirlknits @ gmail.com

Susan B. Anderson said...

Sharon has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Wow, what a great stash to win. My hands are having trouble with wool lately so all the cotton would be wonderful. A girl's still got to knit. I love your books. Can't wait for the new one this fall.

Sharon in Indianapolis

Susan B. Anderson said...

Jane's Designs has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

love the giveaway, no little girls in our family but there is a cutie that lives next door that would love it. thanks for sharing

Susan B. Anderson said...

Connie has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Hi Susan,

Fun give-away! Here is something good - I'm teaching a friend to knit and crochet. We are starting with face & dish cloths, so I'd love to share some cotton yarn with her!

Connie in Northern California

Susan B. Anderson said...

CFCina has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Just love your blog and all the great other creative folks that you tell us about too! ;-)
~ Kathy (Hillsboro, OR)

Susan B. Anderson said...

Megan has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Super stash!!
I love your blog and Betz White's too! Can't wait to see what's coming next.
Thanks,
Megan in AZ

Susan B. Anderson said...

Jessica has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

Beautiful, all of it. Thanks for the giveaway.

Susan B. Anderson said...

Cathcart has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

WOW!!! What a great giveaway! To think of all of the cute projects I could knit with this yarn....I love your books and can't wait for Itty Bitty Toys! I just finished Olive you! and am currently knitting Ribbit. Love your designs!

Susan B. Anderson said...

susanj has left a new comment on your post "Super-Duper Giveaway!":

OH these yarns would be perfect for baby Sophia, my
granddaughter born on Tuesday August 18, 2009 at 2:20 AM. She lives in Seattle Wa, and the hats I could
make would keep her little head warm and dry, as would the hats I would make for her 14 month old brother. If I could I would send a picture. Her birth makes me a winner! but I sure would love the yarn.So many itty bitty hats and goodies from the book coming out could be made. I am almost finished with
the frog pacifier holder for Sophia. I had made the elephant pacifier holder and the striped elephant for her brother, and shipped them to Seattle, but
someone else along the way is enjoying them ( I hope), they never arrived. :(
Hope I win. I would sneak some of the yarn to make one of the chickens, I was just able to buy the pattern. So exciting.

Anonymous said...

WOW Thank you so much.

Unknown said...

Hey, there! It's just begining to "smell" like fall here in the North Georgia mountains. Luckily I just completed your taiyo reversible scarf in time for the season. Thanks for always making me smile!!!

Anonymous said...

Love your Itty Bitty Hats - they are my favorite things to make for friends of my daughter who are having babies and for my friends who are expecting grandchildren. Cannot wait to see the new toy book. All that yarn is yummyness waiting to be made into hats!

Sandy in NJ

Hilary said...

Well, I could totally use all those yarns, and that apron is adorable. My big girl is turning 4 in a few weeks...

It's good to clear out from time to time, isn't it?

Godspeed on the workload!

Hilary in Michigan

smdenbo said...

Wow. All of that yarn would make a glorious baby blanket! Thanks for holding the contest!
Sara in AL

smdenbo said...

Wow. All of those great yarns would make a glorious baby blanket! Thanks for offering them in the contest!
Sara in AL

Kathy Little said...

I have a sweet little great-niece that sure would look cute in that apron! And oh the hats I see in my future if I would chance to win. Oh well.... we'll see! Thanks for all your great posts and even more.... thanks for all the hat patterns. You've been responsible for keeping many a head warm in TN!

Anonymous said...

Your blog is so much fun to read. I always enjoy reading about The Collector.

Charissa in AL
www.craftycharissa.blogspot.com
www.mimisbabies.etsy.com

jbbowker said...

Hi,
What a wonderfu giveaway. Here's hoping I'm the winner. The apron would be perfect for my granddaughter named Clover. And the yarn would be wonderful for knitting gifts for my grandchildren and for charity.
Here's hoping....
Janet

Unknown said...

I'd love to knit up all that yarn!Kathy

Sarah Dedmon said...

Hello Miss SBA -

I have a darling preemie niece who will be in small sizes for a long, long time. I and her knitting Mama would love this yarn and smock!

Waiting for Itty Bitty Toys, too!

Sarah CD

Patti said...

What a generous opportunity with such wonderful yarn, thank you! I may have to make my granddaughters an apron like yours!

Tammie Pfeiffer said...

Hello, I have crocheted for a long time and am just now knitting more. I love your blog. Have a good day. beefi8@dishmail.net

Elizabeth said...

I love your blog and what fun it would be to win all those great yarns. Thanks so much!
Elizabeth in NY

Pat said...

Love the yarn and the apron - all are beautiful. My first grandchild is expected in December and I'd love to knit some little hats for him. Thanks for having the giveaway!

Gabeycakes (Ravelry ID) said...

How fun! The apron is beautiful- perfect touch of girliness. And all that cotton yarn!

Anonymous said...

Susan, you are sooo generous! I had to wipe the puddle of drool off of my key board! Thanks for the give-aways!
DreWknits in De Pere, WI

Carol Carr said...

Wow what beautiful yarns-I am sure I could make something beautiful for my beautiful grandaughter Emilia-the love of our lives. She already has many of your cute hats-starting with sweet pea which is what we call her. Carol

Jimberlys said...

Hi Susan,

That is a beautiful bundle of yarn! I just love these giveaways. You have so many followers chances are slim but you can't win if you don't play right! Thanks for the opportunity.

Patty
jnp1982@msn.com

Donna said...

What yummy yarns!! :)

We're expecting #2 and I can dream up all sorts of fun things to knit.

Thanks for doing this!

thequiltedlion.etsy.com

LizzieK8 said...

Ohhhh, my granddaughter would adore that apron. She's autistic and is heading back to her second year of special ed pre-school tomorrow. When she started out a year ago, she hardly spoke, although communicated well. Now, well, she talks alot. She still has enunciation issues, but hey, one step at a time! We are all very proud of her.

Wonderful give away.

leslie said...

Hi! I've never left a comment before but your giveawy is so wonderful that I just had to enter! I have loved your blog for many years now and it inspired me to purchase your first two books. I've knitted several projects from them. I love your new yarn and am planning on purchasing some as soon as I can. I have my own blog www.lesliesfiberandglass.blogspot.com. I love creating stain glass projects. Hope to win this but if I don't an early congrats to the winner!

Jodi Russey said...

My name is Jodi from Michigan and I'm a yarn-a-holic. (hi, jodi) :) I'd love to win this!

Anonymous said...

I already showed my 5 year-old the apron and she's jonesing! If we don't win, I'm going to have to go shopping! Fingers crossed, Jeanne in Barnegat, NJ

Kate Detwiler said...

Your blog is one of my favorite daily reads. Thank you so much for sharing your time, talent and family. That yarn looks yummy!

Margaret Owens said...

Wow, I am amazed that you can part with such nice stuff, lucky for us. Thanks :D

Jodi said...

What a lovely giveaway! Here's one of my favorite summer recipes that's perfect for using homegrown tomatoes:

http://bakingbites.com/2007/07/parmesan-tomato-tart/

It's also a great excuse to go to Madison's wonderful farmer's market.

Anonymous said...

What a generous giveaway - thank you! If you can give this amount of yarn away, I can't even imagine what the rest of your stash looks like. You should write a post about it. It would be fun to see how much yarn you have collected over the years, how you store/organize it, etc. Maybe an in-depth look at the studio too!

~Jenny

Anonymous said...

OK, I can't think of any funny little stories to tell you to entice you to chose me. I can tell you I LOVE your yarn, I LOVE your books, I LOVE your patterns. I am anxiously waiting for your new book to arrive. I am a stay-at-home-grammie to 4 little girls and a baby boy due in November. They are 6, 5, 3, & 1. You would really make my day if my name popped up for the "Super-Duper Giveaway".

Did I mention that one of my granddaughters was watching a movie and was assigning her cousins to each of the characters. She turned to me and said, "Grammie, there are 2 fat chickens. Which one would you like to be?" I have learned to never be offended if you aren't gonna do something about it. Out of the mouths of babes.

I NEED THIS GIVEAWAY!!!!

barb in MI
blyerke1@yahoo.com

Biddy said...

wow what a give away, how do you have time.........

Anonymous said...

Hi Susan -

I would love to win the new giveaway! I have someone that would look wonderful in the apron and I promise to take a picture of her in it if I win.
I am taking my first spinning lesson on Tuesday. Best regards,
Kay Martin
Menasha, WI

Anonymous said...

What a great prize!!!...Oh I could make so many hats with it.....Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to win...Ruth, Brampton, ON, Canada

Jamie - The Itty Bitty Teacher said...

What a great giveaway! That is a lot of great yarn and I could think of lots of things to make with it all. Right now I feel like a walking zombie. I have a four week old baby who did not sleep well last night. Actually, he slept pretty well he just woke a lot for feedings, so I guess it was me who didn't sleep well.

ellen said...

Yum-perfect yarn for Itty Bitty Toys-if I can hang on to it that long! Thanks Susan.

Colleen said...

Hi!! You are awesome! Thanks for the giveaway!

Colleen in Millers

glascinder@att.net said...

Hi, I love your site & all the fabulous things you share with us. I'm a knitter and have learned so much just from reading blogs and watching videos. My 2-1/2 year old is fascinated with anything YARN. I can't wait to teach her when she can actually sit still for longer than 20 seconds.

Thanks for such a fabulous giveaway! Someone sure will be lucky to win.
Cinda

kimrknits said...

WOW! How lucky we are to have a chance to win an addition to our stash! I have been on a yarn diet since my husband lost his job in Feb so am hoping & praying!! I love your blog and stories about the collector! kimrknits

Deb said...

Oh, this is such a wonderful giveaway and I would love to win, but I just read Barb from MI's story and I think she should be the winner.
Her story made me laugh out loud! Out of the mouth of babes! :)

MichelleB said...

Yeah for uncluttering! I need to do it - big time. It's so inspiring to see other people doing it.

Anonymous said...

Looks like a wonderful stash, Susan, and my granddaughter would love the apron!
Judy

Laura said...

My luck has not been good of late so I doubt I shall win your lovely drawing. However, I thoroughly enjoy reading your blogs and look forward to receiving them. I do hope you read all of these posts as I wish to know how to send a little something to YOU! I am one of the many who gave you suggestions on quilting. I manufacturer a product for quilters/sewers/beaders/scrapbookers. I would like to send you one as a thank you for all the pleasure you have given me. Thanks, Laura Field

Noelle said...

Can't wait to see who wins this one! Hopefully it will be me!
Noelle in Elkridge

M'Lynn said...

So pretty! Peanut is almost 4, and Pumpkin will be arriving in October, so I'm always knitting!

Maryjane said...

Wow! What an amazing giveaway...whoever wins this is so very lucky! The apron is adorable, and I'm an 'apron person' and all of the yarn looks wonderful.

courcy said...

Thanks for the chance to win all this yummy yarn! Love your blog and all your creations.

Stephanie in Grand Rapids
courcy@comcast.net

WC Mercantile said...

Lovely! I've got my needles ready to go!

~Stephanie C. in Texas

Jeannie D said...

OK...I'll leave something funny. A horse walks into a bar and the bartender says; "Hey, Buddy...
Why the long face?" Ba-dum-bump!!

Maria i Falkenberg said...

I love that apron. It's just like those I would like to make for my grandchildren. And the yarn is yummy! I like visit your site.

Jeannie D said...

OK...I'll leave something funny. A horse walks into a bar and the bartender says; "Hey, Buddy...
Why the long face?" Ba-dum-bump!

tulipgirl said...

Susan, I have enjoyed making your baby hats for family and friends for a couple of years now. Just found out my niece is having a girl in Nov and she has placed an order for the "Olive you" hat, so I'm starting that this week. I would love to win your goodie giveaway! ~julie

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