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Whatever your resolution, Knitter's Pride has the tools you need to make it happen. We'd like to help you on your way by offering some great prizes this month on Facebook, Twitter, and Ravelry, as well as on this blog!
Three lucky readers will win one of three great prizes below; to enter, simply leave a comment sharing your crafting resolution for 2013. We'll randomly choose 3 comments (one for each prize) to announce on our next blog post on January 23rd. Be sure to also leave a way for us to contact you if you win such as an email address or Ravelry ID.
Good luck!
Prize #1: Dreamz Single-Ended Crochet Hook
Prize #2: Nova Fixed Circular Needle
Prize #3: Karbonz Single Point Needle
Probably the same as many other crafters... Finish more of my project that are laying around...or at least finish one for every two projects I start. We will see what happens! Happy New Year to all you crafty folk!
ReplyDeleteI want to be able to knit socks this year for my family!
ReplyDeleteThis year I am going to do more knitting for myself and my family rather than do commission pieces. Give the cobblers children shoes so to speak
ReplyDeleteThis year's knitting resolutions are: to finish the afghan that was supposed to be my dad's Christmas present in 2011, frog projects I'm not in love with instead of putting them aside thinking I'll go back to them, and to finally make some stuff for ME! =)
ReplyDeleteMy knitting resolution this year is to learn how to knit a sweater and socks.
ReplyDeleteTo organize and purge the yarn stash and to finish up some of the projects that have been on needles for months.
ReplyDeleteTo be able to help others learn to knit or crochet and to triple the yarn I have and to take take classex to learn a new design for both knitting and crocheting.
ReplyDeleteI just started knitting at the end of 2012, so my resolution is to keep learning new things. I inherited a bunch of needles from my grandmother, so after finishing my second scarf [1 ft left to go!] I plan on attempting to knit socks in the round.
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to branch out - I will knit socks (finally) and start a sweater! I will try cables!!!!!
ReplyDelete-MoreThanRubies (Ravelry)
My crafting resoultion for 2013 to use up some of my over whelming yarn stash in new projects and start stitching for chirstmas ealier and learn tunisian crochet. Also try to increase my knitting skills were I am a mostly crocheter
ReplyDeleteI wanted to learn Entrelac this year. I started on an Entrelac shawl and I can't believe how easy it is!! I also want to learn how to do colorwork this year. And I want to learn how to weave!
ReplyDeleteMy ID on Ravelry is tttiggerrr!
I have a few goals this year. I am making a sweater for myself and I want to finish at least two sweaters for my son. I also want to learn to crotchet. - KnottyPixie on Rav
ReplyDeleteMy 2013 resolution is to finish my sweater. I have a body and on arm. Really, I know I can do this. I also want to spin more yarn :-)
ReplyDeleteRavelry id~ sause3
My knitting resolution is to finally make something for myself. After gifting away all my knitting for the past 9 years, I hope to now make something for myself.
ReplyDeleteMy goal/resolution is to learn how to crochet past basics.
ReplyDeleteMy number 1 resolution is to keep on knitting!
ReplyDeleteMy crafting resolutions are:
ReplyDelete1. Knit myself a sweater
2. No buying yarn without a specific project in mind for it
3. Finish crocheting that skirt that I started last year and have only 2 or 3 inches to complete!
To knit more for myself. I'm always knitting for other people. I really don't have any hand knots of my own.
ReplyDeletemy resolution is to make more stuff!! and to just have fun and not judge my crafting.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn Fair Isle and Intarsia.
ReplyDeleteMy resolution this year is to use the "very best" for my projects. I love Knitters Pride for all of their very best!!!
ReplyDeleteTo FINISH every project I start!! Which means, not starting something unless I"m totally in love with it to begin with.
ReplyDeleteadriennemac1 on Rav
To get my craft room organized so I actually feel like crafting and can get my projects done!!!
ReplyDeleteTo finish some of my projects from last year finally!
ReplyDeleteI resolve to finish my 2 year long term project, and hopefully like it when it's completed!
ReplyDeleteMy goal is to be more of a finisher than a starter!
ReplyDeleteGo on a yarn diet until my stash is under control
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to knit using double point needles instead of 2 circulars when I knit in the round. I also need to knit a lot from my stash before buying new yarn.
ReplyDeleteThis weekend I'm going to organize and catalog my yarn stash. I plan to learn some knitting techniques I haven't tried before, like double knitting and Tunisian crochet.
ReplyDeleteMy new-year's crafting resolution is to knit or crochet something really BIG - like a sweater, or a beanbag chair. I usually make little, fiddly projects that require a lot of squinting at patterns and detail work, and I want something that I can always pick up and work on. I'm thinking about making an overlay crochet beanbag pouffe for my girls' room, which would also be a new skill for this knitter!
ReplyDeleteI resolve to finish my hibernating projects and expand my knitting repetoire beyond socks, which is what I mostly knit.
ReplyDeleteI have a very special shawl in the works for a very special person. it demands real P&Q & concentration to do it. Besides, I have put it some place very "safe" and don't know where that is. i resolve to find and finish that very special shawl ASAP. I also resolve to finish two other special shawls that merely need sewing & darning. I am Esther Paris .... esther at sombrereptiles dot org
ReplyDeletehope to have no UFO by the end of 2013
ReplyDeleteMy goal is to knit items for myself and not just everybody else around me! As a cuddly sized woman, I'd love to collect enough yarn to knit myself a sweater!
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to knit a lace cardigan for ME! I've never made anything like that for myself.
ReplyDeletestop thinking and make more. My brain has a way of getting in the way of me actually making things. So I will stop over thinking, get out the needles and just start doing.
ReplyDeleteI want to make more time to finish knitting projects, and I would love to try and knit an entrelac project. longbeachgirl71@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy goal for 2013 is to finish the sweater and shawl that have had in the needles for 6 months THEN make some vests and a pair of socks for my son. He needs knee high wool socks for work!
ReplyDeleteMy resolutions are:
ReplyDelete1) organize my room and yarn and equipment (needles and hooks, etc.).
2) finish UFOs or frog the ones that don't keep my attention by the end of January.
3) learn how to knit colored patterns and read charts
4) have no more than 1 of each skill/technique (knitting, knooking, loom knitting, tunisian crochet, double-ended crochet/crochenit or regular crochet) going at a time. (yeah, okay maybe not, lol). Better yet, create a crafting plan, or rule, so that I don't have quite so many projects going at once, i.e. # hours of knitting-knooking-loom knitting- crochet-tunisian-crochenit per day/week/month.
5) acquire more Cubics tips and/or 47" fixed circulars until have full set.
6) acquire another Tunisian hook set and connectors to make double-ended hooks for crochenit/double-ended crochet.
7) acquire interchangeable hooks in sizes not included in set.
My Ravelry ID is also TreasureHooker.
DeleteI need to get my sweater finished. I am close to finishing my socks. I want to take a class to learn something new.
ReplyDeleteLearn to knit. I can crochet really well and have been doing it for 21 years. Knitting... I've made a ton of dishcloths and that's about the sum total of my knitting experience. I'd love to be able to make mittens for my kids. So my crafty goal for 2013 is to try to improve my knitting past dishcloth level. ;)
ReplyDeleteMy Crafty resolution is to use the patterns I have already collected rather than buying anymore patterns. It's going to be hard as I can't help but snaffle up a bargain but I have so many lovely patterns that I haven't got round to making, it seems a waste not to use them!
ReplyDeleteMy goal is to write up all the patterns I have in a half-finished state. I find I enjoy the knitting and designing part, then procrastinate on the pattern writing part.
ReplyDeleteMy 2013 resolutions is to finish ALL of my WIP from 2012 LOL I'm getting better, but there are so many tempting things out there. I also would like to knit Entrelac and want to try my hand on knitting in the round.
ReplyDeleteRavelry ID: mskirky0209
I am a little over two skeins into my first adult size sweater! My other knitting goal for the year is to knit a nativity scene before Christmas 2013. domiKNITrics on Ravelry
ReplyDeleteI have 3 crafty goals for 2013:
ReplyDelete1) Knit my first sweater
2) Learn embroidery beyond the basic back-stitch
3) Do some serious stash busting.
I'm joha123 on Ravelry
My main resolution is to knit my first sweater and my second is to become a competent spinner.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try some new techniques that I haven't tried before.
ReplyDeletelleavid on Ravelry
OK, I'm going to try to make new needle holders to organize my dpn's, fixed and interchangeable circulars. Wish me luck!
ReplyDeleteI plan to only knit from my stash or yarn gotten in trades. I really haven't bought any yarns since I lost my job last April.
ReplyDeleteRavelry ID: purple
My goal is to COMPLETE a cardigan for myself.
ReplyDelete#2. Make a list of all my UFO's
Ravelry ID: amarasharon
Make at least 12 pairs of socks!! Crochetknitlady on ravelry
ReplyDeleteIf I really have a knitting resolution, it is to finish my UFOs by making time for knitting. I won't commit to every day because I know that won't happen, but I want to see some finished projects. It's time to stop just collecting patterns and start knitting some.
ReplyDeleteI resolve to keep on knitting! I do a lot of test and sample knitting right now (love your needles for that), and I'd like to knit more Christmas gifts than I did for my family last year.
ReplyDeleteMy Crafty resolution is to get more organized! Who knows how many size 8 circular needles I have? I don't! I plan on making some needle cases for my needles in 2013!
ReplyDeleteDoing more projects, knitting and crochetting. And learn tunesian crochet!
ReplyDeleteI am going to learn Brioche. I have had a quick tutorial, but recently bought the Craftsy class and the Brioche book my Nancy Marchant.
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is simple - to continue to improve my knitting skills.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to destash in 2013, or at least trade for the new yarn that I get this year (as opposed to buying it). I am not going to kill myself to do this, however, especially since I just learned about woolwatcher!
ReplyDeleteA goal that I feel strongly about is writing up and selling some of the patterns that I've made. I don't expect to get rich doing it, but it would be nice to offset the cost of the yarn that I'm totally going to buy anyway.
Ravelry id: lilianic
My resolution for 2013 is to find a supplier of KP fixed circulars for knitting SOCKS! 2mm, 2.25, 2.25, and maybe a 3mm. My local LYS will only order theses for me if I buy 10 (ten) needles of any one size!!
ReplyDeleteMy resolutions for this year are to use up more of my stash, learn to double knit and tunisian crochet.
ReplyDeletesparky136 on Ravelry
I resolve to join and complete a KAL, to finish my Klimt tunic and to get through at least one of the Craftsy online classes I purchased long ago. FOCUS. That's what I need.
ReplyDeleteangifitz on Ravelry
My resolution for the new year is to organize my stash and get it in water tight tubs. I want to buy more needles for knitting and I want to find nicer crochet hooks. Knitter's Pride Cubics Interchangeable Circular Needle Set is my ultimate dream purchase for this year.
ReplyDeleteJeanine Terranella
Ravelry ID: RtzJ9
I have resolved to make 2013 the year of the shawls! Shawls are perfect because they do not require precise sizing for the recipient. I have also resolved to make myself a pair of socks!
ReplyDeleteI sure hope that Knitter's Pride will come out with more sizes of the Karbonz needles, both fixed circulars, DPNs, and straights! I LOVE how they feel and how they work. I only have 2 sizes right now, but I will buy more in the near future.
Oh yes, my Ravelry ID is Lindahensens.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to outline and begin to advertise my knitting classes, yes I am!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to finally finish a sweater for myself. I've made a few before, but never for me. I even have one on the needles that I started and made about four inches of progress before I switched to something else.
ReplyDelete(Jamie on Ravelry)
I have a few. I'd like to get my tension even when doing stranded knitting. I'd like to crochet some lace. And I would like to spin up my roving stash.
ReplyDeleteMy Ravelry ID is shanknits. Thanks!
Learn something new in knitting and crochet
ReplyDeleteI really want to get more done..and learn at least 5 new types of knitting or stitches...
ReplyDeleteEvery year I tend to set unrealistic goals for my knitting and end up falling short. I decided this to set a reasonable goal for myself. I have a large number of unfinished projects and my goal is to choose one each month to focus on and complete.
ReplyDeleteI too want to say please make more sizes of the Karbonz! I love those needles. I have been showing them to all my friends.
Ravelry ID : slrakow
I have made a resolution this year to teach myself continental style knitting. I have always used my right hand for the yarn, now it's time to learn the "quicker" way to knit.
ReplyDeleteMy Ravelry ID is witchylady.
I want to finish the first 5 items on my Ravelry queue by mid-2013 and then I will gift myself a set of interchangeable knitting needles :)
ReplyDeleteI love the fixed circulars! I don't make resolutions - they always get broken! LOL
ReplyDeletegussek on Ravelry
second resolution is to learn Armenian knitting. esther Paris.... esther at sombrereptiles dot org
ReplyDeleteI have decided that this is the year to finally make a sweater!!
ReplyDeleteRavelry ID dinasmiles2
To finish off some projects that I have left hibernating for far too long.
ReplyDeleterosebob on ravelry
My resolution is to not buy any more yarn and work through some of my stash this year.
ReplyDeletereiki on ravelry
My New Years resolution is to learn to spin and to learn to crochet, where do I find the time! lol
ReplyDeleteI would very much like to make a shawl but first I need to improve my knitting skills so this is my New Years resoltion
ReplyDeleteapple380 on ravelry
To knit a lightweight cardigan with some blue linen yarn that I was given.
ReplyDeleteTo make more things for the simple joy of being creative, and not just because I've promised it as a gift. I always create for everyone else, and hardly ever for myself.
ReplyDeleteCarrie Wilson
Ravelry ID: treswife73
This year, I will learn to knit faster (via continental style or lever style. Gotta use up my huge stash!)
ReplyDeleteRav ID: yarnphreak
to only knit things I realy love - not waste my time on things just to use up the stash marfeder@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try double knitting and socks!
ReplyDeleteSolskenRPh (Ravelry)
I need to shop more from the stash, and to destash what I'm not going to use. I'd like to make this the year I try KP Karbonz
ReplyDeleteI started St.Mary's Prayer Shawl Ministry last May 2012. I am continually knitting prayer shawls, baby blankets and baptismal keepsakes. I have received so much gratification from this project: meeting new, wonderful Christians who share the same values of giving; hearing the wonderful comments from the recipients and how they appreciate receiving one, realizing that someone is thinking and praying for their recovery; and becoming more active in my church and stronger in my faith!
ReplyDelete^)^ linda hawknitr13@hotmail.com lbquilts on Ravelry
My resolution is to catalog my stash and knit from it more than I usually do.
ReplyDeleteI am going to make myself a sweater, join the blocks from 9-10 Ravelry afghan block swaps to actually finish the afghans and then destash my yarn. On Rav I am BrooklynIrishGirl
ReplyDeleteFinish the sweater I started knitting for my husband in Sept. 2011!
ReplyDelete(InJuneau on Ravelry too)
Learn new knitting techniques. On the list is double knitting and lace knitting including proper blocking techniques. As usual I tried to have by the end of the year all projects finished I casted on.
ReplyDeleteLearn new knitting techniques. On the list is double knitting and lace knitting including proper blocking techniques. As usual I tried to have by the end of the year all projects finished I casted on.
ReplyDeleteI resolve to stop promising to make so many things for others and finally make my vest.
ReplyDeleteHopefully, the children/step-children/best friends will STOP HAVING BABIES! and I can make something other than baby blankets this year (3 down, 1 in progress, 1 on the way, 1 'going to start trying') Having said that, I'm spinning the yarn for the one in progress, so I'm trying to put everything else aside to get that one finished.
ReplyDeleteLindaran on Rav
To get my stash organized, To only use from my stash, To make some Christmas presents.
ReplyDeleteTo get my stash organized, To only use from my stash, To make some Christmas presents. ajdag on Rav
ReplyDeleteMy major craft resolution for 2013 is to use my yarn stash so I am on a serious yarn diet.
ReplyDeleteMy Ravelry ID is djuseless.
Colorwork! Even if it's a single wonky patterned dishcloth, I am determined to get over this hurdle in 2013.
ReplyDeleteQuinn on rav
My New Years resolution is to learn to spin and knit through some of my pattern library
ReplyDeleterosebob on ravelry
I have a couple resolutions! I'd like to use up more stash yarn instead of always buying new. I'd also like to actually finish projects instead of starting one after another! Lastly, I'd like to crochet. I taught myself the basics, but I want to be skilled enough to follow a pattern and make something!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win one of these.
ReplyDeleteI am planning on not procrastinting and get my projects done in a timely matter instead of rushing thru them.
ReplyDeletewkh25@ravelry.com
my two resolutions are to reduce the UFO's and learn to double knit. I'm actually doing pretty well on both.
ReplyDeleteI'm squiggi on ravelry
My goal is to finish my shawl and make a sweater.
ReplyDeletefayofthewoods on Ravelry
My resolution for this year is to knit down my stash! Is that even a valid resolution for a knitter or any crafter for that matter? :) Seriously though, my focus has somewhat shifted- I am interested in knitting more sweaters and larger shawls, but I have so many single skeins of sock yarn and other yarn weights, they need to be turned into goodies (gifts possibly??) before I add to my stash!
ReplyDeletemy goal is to knit something for myself for a change :)
ReplyDeleteMy resolutions are to use most of my stash and to learn new techniques.
ReplyDeleteKim
Ravelry ID: fradycat
oh... not anonymous, but lyndseyloo on ravelry
ReplyDeleteand my resolution is to knit something for myself for a change
Mine is not unusual in that I just want to finish more of my WIPs and put a dent in my stash. I would like to make myself learn at least one new stitch per month.
ReplyDeletesill computer wouldn't post this morn..I would like to try Corrugated Ribbing, or how to crochet more than just a granny square. ajdag on Rav
ReplyDeleteI bought my first Cubic Circular needle yesterday online. I can't wait till it comes to try it. So excited! I am BrooklynIrishGirl on Ravelry....
ReplyDeleteTo get my stash under control!
ReplyDeleteTheCupcake. :-)
I want to explore tunisian crochet more this year. I got myself a cheap set of fixed hooks last year but they're really only good for very small projects, so I've been eyeing the lovely interchangable sets.
ReplyDeleteI also want to move farther with my learning-to-knit-very-slowly. I'm currently up to knit, purl, increase and decrease. I would like to finally knit a pair of socks this year, as socks is why I started learning to knit in the first place!
I'm elariel on Ravelry. <3
Finish certain UFOs (especially single socks) and not get too distracted by the shiny to make the things I actually need/want to wear when it's seasonal to wear them! (Zabbers on Rav)
ReplyDeletethis year I've made "stern" goals for myself knitting-wise! I plan to knit from the stash/only buy what is needed to complete a project, and work on WIPs/UFOs every month. I have plenty of yarn! So far I'm doing well -- I started this "new goal" in December :)
ReplyDeleteBut I'm continuing to explore the line of Knitter's Pride needles - I had already "discovered" the wood dpns and fixed circulars. Now I'm using the Karbonz for glove knitting & love them - the small sizes are divine. Thank you for that! :)
MaryjoO on Rav
I plan to knit each of my daughter's a new sweater this year.
ReplyDeletegreyowl (ravelry id)
My crafty resolution for this year is to organize, photograph, and upload yarnz that have never made it into my Ravstash... clean out the back room so it looks like more than "Toteville" and keep it that way!!
ReplyDeleteIndulgence on Rav
for 2013, I resolve to learn brioche. My ravelry ID is knitinsr.
ReplyDeleteMy goals for the year are to learn how to knit fair isle (working on a hat right now with Dreamz fixed circular #3) and to complete my first sweater. Thanks for the opportunity! (Ravelry woolly elf)
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to either finish my UFOs or frog them this year!
ReplyDeletePurlescence on Ravelry.
Rav ID: gardenJess - and my resolution is to make my first sweater, and knock out at least 3 UFOs. :)
ReplyDeleteKnit down some of my stash! Then I can spend more time and money on yarn rather than yarn storage solutions. And I DO want to learn to crochet, but have been saying "this is the year for crochet" for several years now.
ReplyDeleteKnitschmidt @ Ravelry
My New Years resolution is to expand my horizons in both knitting and crochet. Those needles are great and would help me accomplish that!!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Kankaren on ravelry
I want to try all the various needles I have heard so much on Ravelry to determine which are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteTo knit an entire sweater and make my first pair of sox!! Two huge projects but I will get them done this year!!!
ReplyDeleteTo knit my second sweater, I have the yarn and the pattern! I am also going to make my first pair of socks! So excited! When I accomplish these two things this year, I will have such a sense of accomplishment! My first sweater was made for my mother over 20 years ago and I had my mother in law along side me the whole time! I am doing this one on my own! Scared but excited! Brat58 on Ravelry
ReplyDeleteI am participating in 13 pairs of socks in 2013. I would love to be able to do that and some more. My Ravelry ID is cjersnsttribe5
ReplyDeletei love the knitters pride fixed circular needle i have never tried it but it looks like it would make knitting so much easier than those interchangables that snag
ReplyDeletefinish more projects. My backlog is starting to pile up :-)
ReplyDeleteWould love to learn how to knit backwards this year, along with double knitting!
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to finish many of my UFOs that are stashed all over the place and make Christmas stockings for the family. I haven't tried the Nova needles as yet but love my Dream interchangeables.
ReplyDeleteI want to finally knit a sweater.
ReplyDeleteI have 3 knitting-related resolutions this year:
ReplyDelete- Attend classes in TX at the local FiberFest
- Begin the Master Knitter's program
- Publish 6 patterns
Ravelry: PhDaisy1
To learn to knit on circular needles
ReplyDeleteI WILL finish my sons hat. Finish my gift list from last Christmas before this Christmas. ;) I am sweeetpeaches on Ravelry.
ReplyDeleteI've already accomplished a couple of my goals by pulling out a WIP and working on it. I've also managed to knit several items from my large stash! I'd like to learn more complex techniques and perfect my knitting skills.
ReplyDeleteIrishEyes on Ravelry.
want to learn magic looping and taat socks. would love to try these needles out. ravelry id - rdealyah
ReplyDeleteI knitted and crocheted my way through childhood, my teen years and my early 20s. My aunt and cousin owned a yarn and needlecraft store. And then...I moved away for work...and decades went by...and I had a family...and now that the last chick has flown from the nest, I'm knitting (and crocheting) again. There is an element of muscle memory...but I'm a bit rusty. Nevertheless, I plan to make a sweater this year, come hell or high water.
ReplyDeleteI really want to teach myself how to do magic loop this year.
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to always shop my stash before purchasing new yarn. And to actually use something I've spun. cabincrafter on Ravelry
ReplyDeleteMy New Years resolution would have to be to not take on more yarn and to use from my stash all the crochet projects I plan for this coming year. I have enough yarn to open a shop up with.
ReplyDeleteI also plan on doing the 12 shawls of 2013 this year. I completed 13 last year without much effort, so hoping to do the same again this year :)
I want to make more socks....For myself and my husband :)
ReplyDeletei want to add to my Knitter's Pride Needles, learn crochet and finally succeed with lace. kmfox on Ravelry
ReplyDeleteTo knit more socks for myself and my husband....
ReplyDeleteRav id is chocolatier
My goal is to make a sweater for myself and to make a Patricia Kristoffersen crocheted doily
ReplyDeleteOops - forgot my Rav ID: cnuland
ReplyDeleteTo turn the extra room that is currently being used for storage into our craft room. It is going to take some time as it is our Family project this year and we can only work on it on Sunday afternoons when all of us are home. Rav ID: qc1078
ReplyDeleteI would like to finish my WIP'S and knit out of my stash instead of purchasing more yarn. Although, I do believe I will find yarn here and there that is calling me to add them to my stash. My rav I'd is KSPowerKnitter.
ReplyDeleteI have resolved to knit five projects using stash yarn before I allow myself to purchase new yarn. This has already been tested when I ran out of yarn for a project. I guess there are exceptions to everything!
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to learn to knit socks and knit myself a sweater. Ravelry id is cmart1223
ReplyDeleteI want to continue using up my stash and finally make something for myself :) (Rav ID: CraftyMommaKnits)
ReplyDeleteMy goal for 2013 is to learn to knit. I'd love to win these to achieve this goal!
ReplyDeletedtf1983 on ravelry
I would like to finish more UFO's than new projects this year. I really don't like having a lot of UFO's around, especially those older than one year. Thanks for these chances. I'd love to try your needles.
ReplyDeleteFidgement on Ravelry
I plan to donate the yarn I don't use and knit the ones I do have.
ReplyDeleteMy plans for the year... knit my first sweater (for myself), knit my first doll, and to knit/crochet several things for charities. I would love to be able to try out your needles or hooks. I've heard so many great things about them.
ReplyDeleteRav ID: OWLluvEWE
I'm inoracam on Ravelry and my resolution is to finish the projects I have started!
ReplyDeleteI would really like to try the Karbonz Fixed Circular needles. I am new to sock knitting and love the look of these needles. I believe they would enhance my knitting experience.
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