7.16.2012

giveaway #91

The THREE lucky followers of the last Little Lippy Ewe project bags giveaway are:

Michelle, C Gibson & Lael

Congratulations! Please contact me at yarnonthehouse@gmail.com to collect your prizes.



This giveaway is so much fun! I'm excited to say that Susan B. Anderson is back on the blog. Her and I caught up on a video chat. Check it out:










Links and such from the videos:

- Susan B. Anderson's blog

- Knit Simple magazine

- Patchwork Sockalong with Susan

- Itty Bitty Knits Rav group

- Susan's Patchwork Socks

- VOGUEknitting Live

- Dyeabolical Yarns

- Dyeabolical Yarns Shop

- Unicorn Books & Crafts

- Opal Sock Yarns

- Cakewalk Yarns blog

- Cakewalk Yarns shop

- Cakewalk's Cherry Blossom, Hero Squad, Sudden Valley & Brooklyn

- My Hope shawl by Laura Linneman

- Watch Part 3 of the video to find out what the giveaway comment question is.

- Baktus Scarf & Lacy Baktus (FREE patterns!)

- My Lacy Baktus

- Craftsy site

- Wee Ones & The (not so) itty-bitty Giraffe classes on Craftsy

- The two Craftsy sewing classes I purchased recently: Sewing Studio with Diana Rupp & The Couture Dress with Susan Khalje

- The canning class we talked about.

- Craftsy's Knitting Classes

- Ravi Cardi KAL I'm doing with Carol Feller.

- The FREE Short Rows class on Craftsy.


Thanks Susan for visiting with us! It's always a treat to have you on the blog, and thank you to our lovely sponsor this time, Cakewalk Yarns, for sending us THREE awesome skeins of sock yarn in the Cherry Blossom color to give away to three lucky followers:


GA91yarn




I would like you to do the following if you would like to be entered into this week's giveaway:


1. Read over the rules if you have not done so already.

2. Leave a comment on this blog post by the end of Sunday, 7/29/12. Watch Part 3 of the video to find out what the giveaway comment question is this time around.


I'll randomly pick the winners in 2 weeks and post the results along with the new giveaway, so be sure to check back. Good luck everyone.

Sincerely,

Ve



273 comments:

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Unknown said...

I would design a little shawl out of it. Something very airy and light. The colors are just so springy.

amchart said...

I like Hannah Fettig's Sock Yarn Sweater with short sleeves. It's all about the yummy yarn. Rav amchart

Anonymous said...

I love it when you have these skype interviews they are always so much to watch.

i would go search ravelry for something fun to make. probably a shawl or a shrug.

Love the color in you shawl and your little model

Fracksmom

Sheila said...

I think it would make awesome gloves. And a matching hat if there were enough left.

Anonymous said...

I would LOVE to win that yarn! Holy smokes.... gorgeous. Those spattery colourways are nutso pretty. I think I would make Summer Wind! (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/summer-wind) I think it would really show off all the variegation in a lovely way :) OR I could see it looking stunning as part of a Roxborough Dolman (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/roxborough-dolman), maybe with some cool gray for contrast!

Love the skype interview too! So fun to watch!

SarahVV (Rav)

TopHat said...

I think I would make the Mockery Socks!

Rosemary said...

Socks! Or else an awesome cowl. :)

Brenda said...

I haven't made socks in a while, so I think it would be socks like "Froot Loops" from Knitty. They are perfect for variegated yarn.

Thx for a great contest!

(goodstuff on Rav)

Renee Anne said...

Socks. Or maybe part of a sock yarn blanket for Little Man. But, really, let's be honest...socks.

Marlitharn said...

Socks! They're not my most favorite thing in the world to knit but they are definitely my favorite thing to wear, so it all balances out. I love seeing pretty socks on my feet.

Amanda said...

Cakewalk does always scream socks to me, but your comment about garter stitch got me thinking...

Jade said...

Probably socks, it's always nice to add a splash a colour to my feet :)

Deb H. said...

I'm thinking of making a pair of socks or using part of it for the tiny owls beekeeper's quilt where you knit little hexapuffs out of your leftover sock yarn.

cguard(on rav) said...

I would do matching mother daughter socks as a way to help keep my daughter who is leaving the nest for college and myself connected. I imagine us putting on our socks in our own worlds but thinking of one another and stepping closer and further away.

Deborah said...

Hello.
If I win the Cherry Blossom yarn I would knit a pair of socks. The colors are so pretty. Thank you for offering the yarn give away.
Deborah

Meg said...

I would make another pair of Monkey socks, they show off variegated colours so well!

Unknown said...

I would have to do a pair of socks. This yarn is all about the socks!

Aristi said...

I think I would love to knit a citron shawl with it! Thank you so much for a great giveaway! :-)

knitranslatezen on Ravelry

Biscuit said...

That yarn is amazing! If I was to win, I would make the Thin Ice shawl by Laura Linneman. I would love to own this yarn!!

Christine said...

I would make something that used the Feather and Fan pattern because 1) it's one of my favorites, 2) it shows off variegated real nicely.

I've been knitting shawls for a few years now, cuz I love knitting lace, and I might design a shawlette for this yarn.

Kristen said...

I would definitely have to make something for the kidlet..."Summer Days" or the "Angel Fish Skirt" - both patterns by Elena Nodel.

THE KNITORIOUS MRS. B said...

Soooo many creative choices this delicious yarn offers!!!!
I think I'd like to work it as a adorable granny square baby car seat cover. Bet it would be really cute!If the yarn isn't quite enough I'm sure I could find something in my stash in a coordinating solid color to finish with a nice border!
Keeping my hook and needles crossed that I'm picked!

Anonymous said...

Ohh, such pretty yarn! I think I would make Susan's hippo from her Itty Bitty toy book and some sock. I recently started knitting socks and know it would be fun to knit a pair with this wonderful yarn!

Jennier (jenb69 on Ravelry)

Juli said...

I would use this wonderful yarn to knit a baby set. I have several babies being born in the next few months and this yarn would inspire me!

Evan said...

knee socks!!!

Lizardknits said...

I want to make a Lacy Baktus scarf out of it. Loved the interview.
lizardknits on Ravelry

pattytrish said...

I like Jennifer's idea of making Susan's hippo with this, or a really pretty bunny, also. Definitely a toy.
pattytrish on Ravelry

amyroz said...

I would knit a shawl for sure. Probably autumn flutters. Thanjs for the chance! amyroz@hotmail.com

Mary said...

I really enjoyed the interview. I would make a shawl if I won the Cakewalk yarn! Thanks for the giveaway.
Mary (me6 on Ravelry)

~LiLaC~ said...

This yarn is so pretty! I would make a sweater for my little girl due in Nov like this: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sock-yarn-sweater---childs-version
or this:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/newborn-vertebrae

or maybe something for myself...so hard to decide!

Olivia said...

I've become recently addicted to shawls. So I'd probably search for a springy shawl pattern (because cherry blossoms remind me of spring...and DC...but mostly spring)!

Leanne (Lunatic84) said...

I would probably make Susan's 'How I make My Socks' pattern for some classic beautiful socks!!

Loved the interview!
Leanne (lunatic84 on rav)

Brandi Schoch said...

I think I would make zilver I love the simplicy of the pattern it would really showcase the yarn.

Jaime said...

I'd make a pair of socks but this time I'd try to break out of my usual 3x1 rib and go for either a lace or cabled pattern (or both!)

Wendy Lamar said...

I think I would make LaLa's socks on a plane or a hat with a cute ruffle and mittens for my 4 year old out of Cherry Blossom.

KnittySue said...

OMG that yarn is so so pretty. Thanks Susan..I'm a huge fan of yours and a chance to win this is exciting. What I would make with it...Hmmm...it would definately be a shawl to show off the amazing yarn.
Thanks

Rachel said...

I'd probably do a shawl, I've been on a kick for those lately, and I love that sock yarn is perfect for them.

(misslillyknits on Rav)

Kerry said...

I would make a pair of ruffled socks. I think that would be so cute.
knit2crochet on Ravelry

LindsayJoy said...

That yarn is awesome!

I'd make a Lombard street shawl. It's so airy, and the yarn is so summery. I think it would be the perfect match!

Hilary said...

Cakewalk yarn is lovely! The colors are so vivid and reminiscent of favorite childhood places...such as the bakery:) If i won the cherry blossom yarn I would make a top down hooded children's sweater or socks. I am completely obsessed with sock knitting this year.
Great interview! Thanks for sharing:)
Hilary Lindsey (rav id)

Rae Lynne said...

Hmm...as much as I would like a pair of socks with this yarn, I think it would make for an adorable baby sweater for my little girl. :)

Susan - I love watching videos with you! You're just so full of energy and enthusiasm - it's hard not to be happy and excited with you. :)

Sherri A 531 said...

Thanks for the great interview with Susan! As for the yarn, I would let the yarn "speak" to me, see it, touch it and then decide what I would make out of it. Sooo many great patterns to choose from.

Desiree said...

Thanks for giving away such awesome yarn. The colors are beautiful! I would make a pair of socks probably with the tadpoles pattern or the saucy pattern. Ravelry Id Nonosmom

Debbie1085 said...

I love following you and Susan but not very happy you guys weren't considerate of me as I am deaf and I cannot hear what you guys were talking about to get the question in order to participate in the contest. I would love to enter in the contest but I guess I can't now!

Anonymous said...

I would love to get my hands on some of this yarn. I would make the Baby Mystery sweater. I have wanted to try that pattern and think this would be so pretty.

Kimberlyn said...

I think that the speckled Cakewalk Yarns need pretty simple patterns. I am knitting a pair of Pillars socks by Lisa Stichweh in the Taos colorway. So, if I knit a pair of socks, I would choose something pretty simple.

I think this yarn would also make a great slouchy hat, like Sockhead or even Susan's Baby Slouch!

Lucy said...

I would make socks or a shawl. I keep falling in love with shawls.

Diana said...

I would definitely make socks, just plain socks with no pattern to show off the pretty yarn.

Hind DP said...

Thanks for the interview, I love reading Susan's blog and it's fun to see her live. I haven't made many socks for myself and I certainly want some fun ones, so I would definitely use that yarn to make socks.

Donna Murray said...

I would love to make socks.

Danae said...

The yarn is gorgeous and I loved watching the interview. I think I would make a hat with it.

Allison said...

I love socks but I think I would do a shawl...one with a fair bit of garter to show off colors....maybe Multnomah.

Beathag said...

i think a shawl. Or a pair of fingerless gloves!

craftink or rav

Anonymous said...

I would make a pair of Vanilla Latte socks. I love this colourway and it would make awesome socks.

mommytofive - rav. id
crawfordgang@hotmail.com

tresa said...

a shawl or socks ??

Beth W. said...

Pretty yarn! I would go with socks! Can't get enough of them and they are easy to transport to work on.

Thanks!
Beth
Yhime407 on Ravelry

Jenny Jayne said...

I would make footie socks. I have bigger feet for a girl (size 12)so making footies gives me more "bang" for my yarn. I can get 3 (!) socks for mix n' match fun. AND, I love Cakewalk Yarn--awesome giveaway!

Racedogmom said...

As much as I love sock knitting, I'd want something that lasts longer. So I'd choose a shawlette. Something with simple garter only so that the yarn is the focus, not the pattern of holes in the lace.

Sarah Bear said...

I would make one of the Hitchhiker shawls!

tcsd said...

It's so pretty, it would be hard to not see it if I were to make socks, so I would use it for a shawl. A very, very beautiful shawl. :)

Laura said...

I'd make some gloves or something so that I could see the yarn while I was wearing them!

Unknown said...

I think my cousin Jenny's new baby would look great in a kimono style baby sweater in the Cherry Blossom colorway!

Unknown said...

Cute interview! I am coveting this yarn, I would make socks, I think. But I did just add the Baktus scarf to my queue so maybe...thanks for the giveaway. averill73 rav id

Anonymous said...

Oh. My. Gosh. The yarn is absolutely gorgeous! I really dont know what to make out of it though because it is too lovely.... Maybe a shawl? :)
andri_chama(at)yahoo(dot)com

Velda said...

I would make an awesome pair of socks!

my3sonsjct said...

I would make the looped infinity scarf by Vivian Aubrey. The pattern looks sooo different. I love it and the yarn is the perfect compliment.
(my3sonsjct)ravelry
Tisha

steph said...

I'm sort of in shawl overload right now---although I think it would be beautiful in that yarn (and should I win!!!!!!! I might change my mind!!!!), but right now I'm thinking socks, socks, socks!!!
Thanks offering such a wonderful gift!

Anonymous said...

I think it would be really pretty as socks or a twisted rib neck warmer by Michelle Johnston.
-Cathy
Ravelry: skeiner10

Muffie said...

I am a sock addict so naturally I would knit socks.

rav: Muffie

rinebird said...

This is my favorite Cakewalk color.I would make my grand girls sock they would love it.They love matching clothes & accessories.rinebird on Ravelry

Doula Mommy said...

Beautiful! I think I'd make another Baby Ruched Cardi, or maybe sock or a littke shawl, depending on what the yarn told me it wants to be!
-Jessica rav ID: Monkeybuttbabies

Wohlski said...

I would probably also search ravelry for a fun new project. A shawl would be nice but I would like to branch out to socks...

Kassia said...

Ooo gorgeous colorway! I would make something to show it off...a simple shawl or socks. :)

carol christoffersen said...

Definitely socks. My feet would be happy.

KnittingMama said...

I love this yarn! The color is so cheerful. I would definitely make some socks with this yarn. It would look great as Monkey socks.

delitealex said...

Love the interview glad I found your blog by looking around on Ravelry. I would probably make my first pair of socks or my first shawlette. Thanks for the chance to win.

Kristebee said...

I was thinking the opal bunny might be cute out of the give away yarn with the matching hat for my newborn cousin. Or perhaps a shawl... But I love making the little toys and Susan's patterns are the best. Thanks!

Susan824 said...

ohhhhhh....hard decision.....but probably a pair of socks!!! I love the yarn!

Knittingdancer on Ravelry said...

I would knit a shawl or a Lacy Baktus with this yarn.

sparky136 said...

I would knit a hat or scarf or shawlette,

Zabbers said...

I would pair it with some solid black for colorwork that would really pop! Maybe for a Fractal Cowl, but possibly for socks. I love socks.

Kathy V. said...

If I win the Cakewalk Yarns I would make a pair of socks, a shawlette, or maybe Susan's Hippo from Itty Bitty Toys.

Unknown said...

Oh, a large summer shawl, and maybe some socks!

danigolts said...

Socks for my hubby!

sgbooth88 said...

I am lusting after this color now!! I would love to make a linen stitch cowl, or maybe even a lacy or ruffled baktus out of this yarn. And if I had any scraps left over they would become a cute bracelet or eve a hexipuff for my blanket :)

Anonymous said...

I love the color!! I would make my first pair of socks.

Nicole
Nicoleu0206@gmail.com

Judi P said...

Susan's Opal Sock Yarn bunny inspires the idea of using this to make an itty bitty toy.

Christine Lima said...

At first I thought of making some fun socks - but socks are my go-to project. So maybe I'd branch out and make something else like a hat or cowl or mitts. Or maybe just another pair of socks!

lakchi said...

Lice Cakewalk yarns I would make PEI. Cowl.
Thanks

Jessica said...

If I won the yarn I would make a pair of Cherry Blossom socks.

JaneBG1923 on Ravelry

Donnaj said...

I think some sort of sideways shawl would be my choice.

Rachelle said...

I'd make a pair of colourwork socks, either Nightingale or Bonnie Birds, I'm bound to have a good contrast yarn in my stash and if not I can dye something.

ikkinlala said...

I'd probably make a really simple pair of socks - either ribbed or with a simple cable (maybe with an interesting gusset to spice things up, but I wouldn't want to choose a pattern that would compete with the yarn).

Anonymous said...

I would make socks - I love the yarn

amyknit40 om ravelry

alounsberry@cox.net

Kate Price said...

I would make hermione's everyday socks pattern - great interview, Susan is super engaging.

Gwenn said...

I'd make a beautiful shawl out of that lovely yarn!

Ana said...

Oh beautiful! I would knit the Westport Shawl by Sarah Wilson recently in Knit Scene....so pretty!

meeshelle said...

This yarn is so FUN!! I recently started knitting socks, so I would probably knit some of those :)

Ruth Colville said...

I would probably knit socks with this yarn, but shawls are catching my interest more every day!

sricker said...

I would knit a pair of socks

Nickycarp said...

Lovely interview! I would make socks or a baktus shawl with this drool-worthy yarn!!! It would be so fun to knit with! Thanks!!! Nicky momoffour on Rav

Jillshoke said...

I love your lacy batkus.... And have wanted to knit one..... Fate?

Jillshoke on rav

Anonymous said...

Would love to make socks with this yummy looking yarn! In Australia these colourways are hard to find as DK and thicker yarns are more popular. Would love to just hold and feel this fibre...thanks for chance to enter competition..great show.

Anonymous said...

Socks are my favorite thing to knit, so that is what I would lean towards. But............ the baktus shawl has been something that I have thought about knitting. The yarn is lovely!
LynnIL ravelry

stephigordon said...

I've been wanting to knit a Stephen West Clockwork shawl/scarf. I'd order a coordinating solid to knit along with this gorgeous yarn, or I've been wanting to knit a Hitchhiker, OR I would knit my first pair of socks. Thanks for the chance to win! Yum! Stephanie (indigodogmt on Rav)

Amanda Vondrasek said...

I would definitely try making some socks, or a giant shawl. Oh! Or maybe something lacy to pull over a tank top. :)

smozerose said...

I would have to make a pair of socks, I've been on a sock knitting kick for the last several months and I just know this yarn would feel soooo good on my feet!
Rav ID: smozerose

smozerose said...

I would for sure make a pair of socks!

RAV ID: smozerose

Kristen said...

I think I'd make arm/wristwarmers from it!

Anonymous said...

I came across Cakewalk Yarns when I was stalking etsy a few weeks ago, now there's a giveaway - it's calling me :p.

What would I knit.....? I love Strickmich's Lintilla shawl. I love how the garter stitch brings out the colour variegation and those ruffles are beautiful. With the Australian summer on the way it's such a lovely light summery colourway - Cherry Blossom, Lintilla and the Aussie summer are made for each other.

Thanks to Susan B Anderson for introducing me to such a great blog :D.

KnittedRevolution on rav.

Debbie said...

I would make a shawl. Thanks for a great giveaway, and also great interview with Susan!

Sara said...

I would have to make a shawl..,Enjoyed the interview with Susan...

nhsarab at yahoo dot com
nhsarab at ravelry

isabel said...

I would be so excited to win this beautiful yarn. Not terribly original, but if I won I think it would have to become a pair of socks. I have so many pairs on my fav'd list one of them would of course be just right! Thanks for the interview with Sasan (knitted along on the Patchwork socks, great fun!) and offering this lovely yarn.

isabel said...

oops, didn't put my rav id....
smiling-tortoise

thanks,

isabel

camby said...

I've never made socks, so I think I'd try that. Camby

Anonymous said...

I do love variegated yarns and I would of course make socks out of it!

Trixie said...

If crocheting I would make the Cassandra Shawl (Lily Go) or if knitting I think I'd make Sparrow (Pam Allen)

AmyBernhardt (Rav)

Pat Salvatini said...

I'd make hats, but then I always make hats.

Rav ID: plynn

Jaime P said...

Monkey socks for sure!

Anonymous said...

Socks for sure!
Rav I'd JodeJ
Jodi Jaconi

sacha said...

I would probably make a shawl- something very lacey!

Melody said...

I want to make a scarf. Maybe something lacy.

Kathy said...

I think I'd make some Monkey socks - can't believe I have yet to knit that pattern. Where have I been?!

sassykrafty on Ravelry

Debby said...

Such beautiful yarn...socks! I would love to have some socks from this yarn.
rav id: knittingrandma

Anonymous said...

What beautiful yarn! I'd make... Socks for my Mom - her 88th is in December.
LannieK (rav id)

jessyz said...

Definitely socks. I love the colors

nelago said...

SO gorgeous! Definitely screaming "CABLED SOCKS!" to me!

nelago (RavID)

ckranda said...

I have several nieces and nephews that are having babies...I would make something ADORABLE for their new little one.

oddaud said...

Such lovely fresh colours. I think I'd do Damson by Ysolda. I've been wanting to create that shawl for a while and think it would look lovely in that yarn.

Rav id: oddaud

Thanks for a chance to win :-)

Pam Karlberg said...

Hi. Thanks for doing the interview. I love the colors in the yarn. I am thinking I would make socks. I haven't tried them for awhile, but have been getting interested again.
Rav ID: pamk
Thanks. Pam

Puella63 said...
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Puella63 said...

I would knit a pair of socks.

Julie said...

Definitely socks!

Julie said...

Definitely socks!

Anne said...

I would have to make socks. They would make me smile everytime I looked at them.
Rav ID annealden

Nicole said...

Thanks for the great interview & giveaway! I would love to knit the Oaklet Shawl by Megan Goodacre, if I win.

espo on rav

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the chance at a great giveaway! It would be a toss up between a pair of socks or a shawl.
Rav ID triciaknitz

Sharon said...

Oh, that cakewalk yarn is so yummy! After seeing socks made from the yarn, that's what I would have to make or...possibly a shawl.

Love it!
craftysbs@juno.com

Maureen said...

If there's enough yardage for a BSJ, that's what I'd like to try.

Robin said...

I think I'd have to make socks!

Wehaf said...

I'd love to make the Apres Surf hoodie!

urchiken at gmail dot com

valentine said...

Cakewalk makes some of the most visually interesting yarns I've ever seen. I am smitten. I'd make socks, simple socks, to show off the awesome colors :) with any leftovers I'd make more hexipuffs!
(rav: heavyteeth)

PenCraft said...

Baktus has been in my queue. That would be a great choice~

Rhonda said...

I think I would use it to make a baby hoodie for a sweet little friend. Her eyes are blue and the colors would compliment them so well!

(rav: Rhondito)

pookie said...

I would make socks...never made them before so this would be a great way to start!
pookie1717@hotmail.com

Barb N said...

I would make a beautiful cowl/fingerless mitts set out of this yarn. I live in chilly MN, so we wear these almost year round!

Anonymous said...

Oh my! I have this yarn in my favorites already. :-)I would SO love to win it and I'd be knitting a shawl with it. Possibly a Citron, but there are so many choices!

Thanks for the opportunity to win some.

FelicityS on Ravelry

throuthehaze said...

I would definitely make socks :)

Anonymous said...

I would either like to knit a shawl or socks. :)
Tammie
beefi8 rav id
hoebody62565@yahoo.com

Elise said...

I think would make a shawl. I need a shawl. Or a hat.

Joanne Snyder said...

If I win the beautiful Cakewalk yarn I would knit the 22.5 shawl. Revelry ID hedgiesyarn

Pensamientos Marcianos said...

Probably socks. Or a shawl. Even when I love knitting and wearing socks I think I wouldn't like this yarn to hide into my shoes...

Kari W. said...

I would definitely do a small shawl.

Jill Nault said...

Well I like knitting socks, so I'd probably make a great pair of socks :)

Suzanne said...

You were so engaging with Susan. This was a fun interview! I have queued the bowland shawl and would love to see this come to life.

Becky said...

After the patchwork sockalong, I have been in a sock knitting mood so I would probably knit another pair.

omgennie said...

Beautiful spring colors I would love to knit with this...I would make a lacy shawlette like Zuzu's Petals, something elegant, but also light to wear on a spring day!

Heather said...

I'm thinking a shawlette would be perfect!

Thanks for the chance to enter -- Rose's yarns are scrumptious!

Unknown said...

Enjoyed the interview so much. If I were to win that beautiful yarn I would knit some fingerless mitts to take on my trip to Alaska.
rav ID: plashusII

sandrarumsey said...

Not socks as the beautiful colours would be hidden. So to complement the colours I would knit either a plain cowl or plain shawl.

an ika said...

Awesome!
I would make new shawl
Anna

ksurty@aol.com

Debbie1085 said...

I would love to make a pair of socks with Cherry Blossom yarn by Cakewalk like Susan did on her blog.

Debbie1085 in Rav

Julia said...

I would knit a pair of socks! I have admired Susan's for a while now! :)

Judi said...

Finally hadtime to watch and really enjoyed it. It's always great to see/hear Susan. I really like the colorway of the yarn and probably would look for a shawl or scarf pattern to match it up with. Hope I win! :-)

Lacey said...

I think I would knit Megan Williams' new shawl Simply Riveting. I love Cakewalk and Susan B. Anderson. What a great interview! She's just so sweet.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the giveaway! I'd probably make a shawl.

Jennifer (rav id: Suds)

Unknown said...

I would knit Ysolda Teague's Marin shawl. I think this yarn would look really pretty.
Thanks for going international! :-)

Bonnie said...

I know it's a bit boring but I'd knit socks. I love them and love this yarn. Oh... or maybe a pair of gloves. So many possibilities.

Amber zona said...

I would also knit some socks. I saw some Susan made and have longed for some of this yarn for a pair.

Anonymous said...

I knit the new leftie pattern. This color would be the background and the 'leaves' would be all different colors. Thanks for the chance to win.

Jan (janmarie-) on Ravelry

Linda said...

I loved listening to the two of you talk :) Grabbed my own drink and followed along. I would make some purl bee pom-pom peds for me and my twin girls :)
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pom-pom-peds

Thanks!
Linda

Pat in Ypsilanti said...

Thank you for the giveaway. I enjoyed the interview and as this is my first time to your blog, I'll have to go back and read some. If i were to win, i too, d probably make socks. Possibly a shawlette but with school starting soon, I need small portable projects.

DebrafromMD said...

I would knit a pair of socks. I've seen the ones Susan made and I love them.

Diana said...

I love this cakewalk yarn. I tried to order some of this color way and it was all sold out. Love it!

Anonymous said...

That looks gorgeous! I would make a shawl I think. Or a sweater...

Marilou said...

I enjoyed the interview with Susan. What beautiful yarn. It will be tough to decide if I win, a shawl or socks for me, or a sweater and hat for my new granddaughter?

my3sonsjct said...

I would love to make the infinity scarf "string theory." Loved the interview.
Tisha

my3sonsjct said...

I would love to make the infinity scarf "string theory." Loved the interview.
Tisha

Zenitude said...

I would make socks. The yarn is so beautiful. Fun interview.
Rav: zenitude
zenitude (at) live (dot) ca

Jane Miller said...

I love the socks Susan made so I would probably make a pair of those. Or a shawl. It's so pretty, you couldn't go wrong! JMiller1128 on Ravelry

Ruth said...

I would knit a pair of Skype Socks. It would be great to win a skein of this yarn, I have been wanting to try it out!
RLake

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Anonymous said...

I have a new niece or nephew arriving any day now, and I would love to do a little baby sweater!

Kimberly RavID 4throse

Unknown said...

I would knit sweater for my daughter with this yarn, it's gorgeous!

Anonymous said...

Such beautiful colors! I would knit a pair of plain vanilla socks.
The colors alone would be the design for the stockinette part of the socks.

From,
LaLa and Bean's grandma

Armida said...

I think I would knit socks or maybe a shawl. The yarn is so gorgeous it would look awesome in anything!

Kirsty said...

I would knit plain vanilla socks, very similar to Susan's - i think the simpler the better, for this yarn!

Anonymous said...

WoW! such great yarn...I might knit a cowl or socks..my feet are always cold.
Ellen
rav: missellen

ps enjoyed the interview

Laurie said...

I am on a sock kick right now, so it would have to be socks. I have made two pair by Susan's pattern and have given both away! Love them!!! I need to make some for myself!

NanaJen said...

Socks... maybe 2 sets of matching socks for my beautiful grand-daughters! Or possibly something else for them...I rarely knit for myself )=
I love the Skype interview format! It's awesome to see. Thanks so much... and thank you for the giveaway, too. jdthomas1974(at)msn(dot)com

sydneypaige said...

I've tried so many times to make socks, but I keep frogging them... maybe I just need the right yarn! :-)

Anonymous said...

I think that I would make a simple shawl with the yarn. I love the colors!

Vickie

Anonymous said...

I would knit either a shawl, socks, or long cowl.
Love the interview!
hotknitter

Eenae said...

I covet Susan's socks made with this yarn so I'd either do some socks or a lacy cardi for my two-year-old.

Thx for the interview!

Nina aka Maegwin on Ravelry

cmflame said...

Can't decide between Mince Pie Mayhem socks by Alice Yu or the Roam Cowl by Jennifer Dassau, I'm leaning towards the cowl though!

Luna Grey FiberArts said...

I would definitely make socks with this yarn. I could make a couple of pairs for my son's 5 and 7 year old best girl friends.

Thanks so much!

Jeex64 (Ravelry ID)

kayteau said...

I am wanting to do some stranded colorwork sock, and that would be such a fun color to start with!

Kay

Susan said...

I see one of Susan's toys made out of this yarn. The hippo or maybe a bird with the color changes. I have my fingers crossed!!

slmiller8 said...

Even though I'm not a great sock knitter, this yarn would be great for a fun pair of socks. Second would be a shawl, that would be really fun in these colors.

Kristin said...

I would love to knit with this yarn. I would knit a shawl, I think! I've been looking at the baktus pattern, but a cardigan for my granddaughter would be a consideration, too!

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