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Jimmy Beans Wool brought us yesterday’s exclusive project, the cozy 4-Season Cowl! Let’s find out who won yesterday’s prize package from Jimmy Beans Wool, a stunning and decorative wool flower bouquet!
Congratulations to…
Karen Rumbaugh
We asked: “What’s your favorite winter accessory?”
Congratulations Karen, who replied, “Definitely a soft fluffy cowl!”
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If I won the yarn give away I would love to make blankets for my church and some for myself. I am retired and have collected thousands of patterns to crochet. I cannot decide which afghan to start on first! Thank you so much for all the free patterns and interesting articles to keep us updated on the latest in crafting!
Red Heart Yarn has always been an above average quality product. I’ve been crocheting since my teens and have used Red Heart for most of my projects. If I win the Red Heart Giveaway i will use my yarn to make items to be sold at my church Christmas Craft Bazaar. Thank you for this opportunity to enter and for your wonderful website! I love all of the neat ideas! Thank you again. Barb
I love to crochet and can’t wait to make scarves for everyone I know for the cold weather this year! Thanks
Jessica Werner
I would use the yarn for our girl scout troop. The girls are working toward bridging this spring by doing community events. five of the 13 girls were born premature, most of them at the regional hospital half hour from here and that is where one of our projects will be going. Not sure if we can do little blankets for the babies yet but working on skills. It would be nice to have supplies that the girls/parents do not have to fundraise or take from account, thank you.