Yarn Giveaway: 2 Skeins of Gala
By Rachel Choi – 266 Comments| Thanks to Corinne, Crochet Spot’s newest writer, we have 2 skeins of Gala Yarn to giveaway! The skeins of Gala Yarn are a blend of fun colors and a mix of varies fibers.
To enter the giveaway, leave a comment below on this post telling us what patterns/tutorials you’d like to see on Crochet Spot. We’re always looking for new ideas and would love your input! Please stay on subject and only comment one time (one entry per person), multiple comments will be deleted. |
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All participants must be either a Crochet Spot Newsletter subscriber or a Premium Pattern Member at the time the winner is drawn. If you are neither, feel free to sign up for the newsletter or a membership.
Giveaway ends on Thursday, November 8, 2012 at 11:59PM EST, where a winner will be randomly drawn.
Good luck everyone and thanks again Corinne for sharing your yarn!
Update: Thanks everyone for participating! You can find the winner result here: Yarn Giveaway Winner: 2 Skeins of Gala
Easy sock patterns and wristwarmers are always nice!
Easy baby mitten patterns/tutorials.
Hats, etc. with different stitch patterns. Character items.
Hi,
Thanks for all your help (patterns and knowledge).
I am new to crocheting and knitting and would like to make an easy pattern for socks, preferrably crochet. Thanks
I would like to see a tutorial on doing short rows. I believe there is more then one way to do them.
I love sock patterns and arigami animals. Please do a spread on different animals.
Felted purses 😀
I’d love new crochet book reviews and new stitch tutorials! Thanks!
hi, do you have any tutorial on gloves, but complete gloves, all I can find are fingerless,
thank you
I like to crochet just about anything (I suppose I’m an experienced crocheter), however, I find that lately I have become an impatient crocheter. I like to see quick results … so I’d love to see patterns for quick-to-finish projects and amigurumi =). I see myself making a great scarf with the yarn from this giveaway.
Hi Rachel – you have a great newsletter; I like the friendly atmosphere. I have recently decided to step out of my comfort zone and try making things that are not square. 🙂 Your article about hats in this week’s newsletter has come at just the right time – I am going to give the beanie and the slouchy banie a try first, but I want to make all of the hats in your article. I have been looking for a hat with matching scarf pattern in crochet. Any chance you could come up with something like that in a future newsletter? Also, how about an article about Tunisian crochet? I have tried (only once) to teach myself how to do it – it didn’t go very well. One side (selvage) was great, but the other was pretty wonky. Thanks for letting us give our input, and if I win the yarn, I’ll use to make some hats!
I would love to see more baby items. Even though I already have 3 Great-grandchildren, I have started a Hope Chest for future Greats. In case I’m no longer here, they will know they had a Great-grandma (Nana) who loved them.
Lady bugs, easy flowers,and easy skarves!!!
I would like to see patterns for 70s inspired bell bottom leg warmers or 60 inspired anything. Also more hat patterns 😀
I love fingerless mitts and would love to see more patterns. Thanks for all you share!
Vintage owls. And pillows. Now that I think of it, an owl pillow would be wonderful 🙂
I would like to see tutorials and patterns for Tunisian/afghan stitch in not just the basic stitches but some of the lacier shell stitches. And also ideas in handling the little problems in crocheting that crop up here and there. I would also love to read a discussion about the equipment (hooks: differences between the different brands, their styles and designs of the hooks and what they are best suited for. The same thing with yarns, a discussion on their fibers, which wears better, pillage issues, and issues in using them. For instance, I recently bought quite a few skeins of a brand of yarn and struggled using it cause the process seemed to be fighting the texture of the yarn and ended up frustrated and feeling like I wasted my money. I love visiting your blog for the different patterns and tutorials and articles from yourself and your guest writers. You have some very creative ideas.
I would like to see more patterns for girls ages 8-12 dresses
Would love to see more patterns for delicate prayer shawls.
I like to see items/clothing made with pineapples…. ponchos, sweaters, etc. for all ages.
I love all the things you post but I’d love to see more Halloween/Fall type patterns.
More creative ways to make simple patterns like scarves and hats, even blankets.
I have been crocheting hats and blankets for the Ronald McDonald House. I need patterns for hats that boys of all ages would wear.
Ooh pretty yarn. Id really like a tutorial on crocheted socks…preferably ones that stop at the ankle. 🙂
Thank you for all the patterns you publish. I would like to see more easy baby crochet items…what about a “onesie”?
Amigurumi! I like to donate crocheted animalsl, etc. for kids. I’d like to see more amigurumi. Thanks.
I’d like to see the crocodile stitch, and more flowers.
Tunisian crochet patterns because it offers a twist on the ordinary and it is probably something that few people have tried. I think it also offers a good background for colour work and embroidery.
When I think of what I look forward to when I read Crochet Spot or any other crochet publication, I am always looking for:
-new ideas/inspiration
-quick and easy patterns
-useful items
Some of my favorite patterns I have found here and elsewhere were: gift bags, soap-dish pads, cell phone cover, popcorn stitch tutorial, easy shrug, and more. For me, I just want to look at the picture and do it my own way; but I want the inspiration or idea to help me get started.
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I’d love to see some afghans on here. maybe some ornament patterns
would love to see some different patterns/styles of wash/dish cloths.
I’d love to see more one skein patterns and more tips and tricks of the trade! Thanks for all you do!
area rugs,bible covers
valances,doilies
I would like to see accessories such as hats, scarves, gloves (fingerless would be nice).
Enjoy your site very much!!
I would like to see some more lace like shawls and more quick projects. Thanks
I like to see projects, mainly for gifts, using one or two skeins of yarn.
Would love to see more patterns for tunisian crochet. Love your newsletters.
I would like one on edging for sweaters…and a crochet tie shrug for a girl, size 7/8 or 10. My #2 granddaughter wants one like her big sister has…made of motifs lacced together.
Enjoy your letter & site. Thank you
I would love a tutorial on how to crochet an oval. My counts never come out even!!!! Please help!!
You post some really great patterns, and I’d love to see more. Especially toys made for infants! (No buttons, beads, etc) 🙂
Hi Rachel,
Having Xmas decoration in mind, I’d love to see a few star / snowflake patterns, please.
It would be brilliant to find, in your Crochet Store, a couple of patterns for a baby blanket.
I would appreciate a pattern for a lady’s vest with wide underarms, open at the front, a classic type of vest made in one piece from the bottom up until the underarms, then 2 fronts and back with only a seam at the shoulders.
Many thanks!
Love your site and I’m always looking forward to your newsletter on Mondays. 🙂 I would love to see some hooded scarf patterns and fingerless gloves! Thanks such much for the giveaway!
I’d like to see more patterns for doll clothes and slippers that resemble Mary Jane shoes.
I would like to see more easy adult clothing patterns.
Pattern for a dog sweater & everyday tips!
I would love some new granny square patterns! 🙂
I would love to see a tutorial on felting with before and after pictures.
As an older lady (will be 83 in December) with atrhritic hands, it is almost impossible for me to crochet for long periods of time. I lose patience with projects that require a long time tstrech out over long periods of time. I enjoy scarves, hats , purse, tote bags which are quick and simple.
I am always interesting in trying different types of yarn. The yarn you are offering sounds like it would be great for hats or scarves.
I would like to see unusual hats.
It would be nice if you had a cool ,mesh crochet simple shrug!