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Winners + Welcome Spring with our Photo-Sharing Contest

First off, congratulations to this month's blog giveaway winners, we received some really fantastic comments this month! Eloewien and schwip have won their choice of this month's prizes: a Waves Crochet Hook, a Dreamz Fixed Circular, or a Dreamz DPN! We have contacted our winners to arrange for the delivery of their prizes; thanks to everyone who entered this month's contest!

It's been a pretty exciting month for us: our Karbonz needles have been generating all sorts of buzz, with mentions in Vogue magazine, A Homespun House Podcast, and most recently on designer Alexis Winslow's blog, Knit Darling!

Next month, we'll be cohosting a photo-a-day challenge with the Geeky Girls Knit Podcast, and we hope you'll join in the fun. There will be a TON of great prizes ranging from accessories and notions, Comby II Sampler Sets (which include tips in our KarbonzBamboo and Nova Cubics lines) and grand prizes which include a Waves Crochet Set, a Karbonz DPN Sock Set, and Deluxe interchangeable sets in our Karbonz, Bamboo and Nova Cubics lines!



To be a part of the fun, simply post your photos each day beginning April 1 using the prompts above and the #KPpadc and #GGKCRAFTYPAD hashtags so that we can find your entries on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. We will be randomly selecting photos on days marked with an asterisk to award fun prizes during the month of April, plus we will be selecting 10 semifinalists who will each receive Comby II Sampler sets and be in the running for our grand prize drawings! 3 Grand prizes will be voted on by our fabulous fans, so we'll let you know when the voting is live...for now, get ready to flash your stash, share your WIPS, and share your favorite Knitter's Pride products! 

4 comments:

  1. If a person only posts pictures on Twitter (not on Facebook, Instagram or Ravelry), is that enough?

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  2. what has made me a strong knitter is being able to change the design to make it easier on my self, like I've knit in the round before to avoid piecing together a bottom of a tote bag. my id for ravelry id: jlessad

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  3. I'm a flexible knitter because if I make a mistake that will only be noticeable to me, I just keep on going. That's how I roll. Rav id: Shauna4454

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