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Do you love to knit and crochet? You can combine both of these yarny pastimes with a fabulous tool called the Knook. The Knook is half crochet hook, half yarn needle, and it makes knitting easier and more fun for everyone. We are giving away one copy of The Knook Beginner Set. Enter to win here.
Maybe you prefer to knit, but you can’t stand it when your yarn slips off those needles. Now you don’t have to worry about losing your work because the yarn is held in place with a 36″ (91cm) cord. This tool makes big knitting projects like blankets and infinity scarves that much easier to make. The beginner book even conveniently includes patterns for blankets and infinity scarves! With Knooks in three different sizes, three cords, and a beginner book with instructions and projects, you will be hooked on the Knook in no time!
As if this great beginning kit isn’t enough, Leisure Arts also has three more project books for the Knook. Dishcloths Made with the Knook is a how-to book written by author Starla Kramer that is composed of ten great dishcloth designs. Baby Beanies Made with the Knook is written by Dorothy E. Uhlir and contains seven hat projects your baby will love. Baby Blankets Made with the Knook was written by Melissa Leapman and includes six designs to swaddle your infant. All three of these books have a section at the back that gives general instructions on how to use the Knook as well. Ideas are abundant with all of these fabulous books. All you need is your yarn!
AllFreeChristmasCrafts.com is giving away one copy of The Knook, plus 3 Knook Project Books to one lucky winner. You could win!
Learn more and enter to win here.
Contest ends August 13, 2013. You can enter once daily, return often to improve your chances of winning!
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You really make it seem so easy with your presentation but I find this topic to be actually something that
I think I would never understand. It seems too
complicated and extremely broad for me. I am looking forward for your next post, I will try to get the hang of it!