Yarn Bowl Giveaway

I took a knitting class when my oldest was a baby…and he turned 8 last week! So, it’s been almost 8 years for me. :)

I am thinking it has been about three years. I started by knitting some beaded belts and then many months later I really got knitting! What fun!

I learned to knit when I was in the Brownies, so that would mean I’ve been knitting for over 50 years!

I am not a knitter yet. However, I was looking for the perfect gift for the perfect someone…

How pretty! I’ve been knitting for about 10 years, since my sophomore year of college.

I’ve been knitting since October 2011. I wanted to learn from my grandma before it was too late.

My Grandmother taught me to knit when I was young & I never really “took” to it. I picked it up again last spring & have been knitting up a storm ever since! (my grandmother is still around & very impressed with my new found passion for knitting!)

I have been knittiing for a little over a year now, thanks to some very patient and kind friends ;) Kara- wondering how the magic loop went for you with Matt’s socks? Thinking of trying it out for sleeves on a sweater for one of my kiddos….thoughts or advice??

Wow. Thanks for the chance in the giveaway. Love those bowls! I have been knitting 2 years and 2 months and totally addicted:). I call it stick passion!

I learned to knit when I was about 6 and then did not knit until I made a blanket and sweater when I was expecting my oldest daughter who is 34.

Well my grandma taught me when I was 12 I believe, but I didn’t really do much with it, then my sister Katie (yes THAT Katie) came to visit me in Illinois and brought her knitting needles along and I picked it up again I believe that was about 2 years ago. As a side note Cheryl your oldest daughter MIGHT not be very happy with you telling her age Just saying :)

I bought a little book with Tips for Quilters that was a compilation of comments, suggestions and ideas brought together from many knitters and teachers. . .one of the comments was to get something like this to hold the yarn while knitting. I am only knitting about 5 months and have three projects in work! Yikes, how did that happen?

A friend brought me along to a knitting shop and I have been knitting ever since. It has been over 3 years.

My grandmother taught me to knit about 25 years ago. However, I’ve only been serious about it for the last 4 when my high school best friend got pregnant and I took up my needles again.

I’ve only been knitting for two years, but it’s become a bit of an obsession.

Hey Erin! I’m having great luck with magic loop and would definitely recommend it for the sleeves. You just have to make sure you’re working with a long enough cord on the circular. I think it needs to be at least 32". Also, the video I watched mentioned that at the beginning of each row you want to pull the yarn a little snug for the first stitch which was a great tip so that you don’t end up with ladders. Highly recommend it, for me it’s much more comfortable and more relaxing than working with DPNs.

I’m now 24 and originally learned how to knit when I was 8 in Girl Scouts. Unfortunately, I had the attention span of an 8 year-old and soon moved on to something else. Fast forward 12 years and I rediscovered my love of knitting and haven’t stopped since. Talk about muscle memory—the motion came back immediately!

I’ve learned to cast on – on my honeymoon (almost seven years ago) and have been knitting regularly for about four years.

I have been knitting for 15 years. these bowls are gorgeous. I have always been a big believer in having good looking and functional tools.

Eight years knitting. I was on eight months bedrest with my daughter. Five during pregnancy and three after. I learned to knit to survive.