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Today’s Project
On the third day of our 12 Days of Christmas in July Giveaway, my true love gave to me…this Bernat Star Afghan from Yarnspirations!
Approx 70 ins [178 cm] diameter.
- Bernat® Worsted (Big Ball) (Solids 400 g /14 oz; 709 m/776 yds) OR Bernat® Super Value (Solids 197 g/7 oz; 389 m/426 yds) OR Bernat® Berella 4 (Solids 100 g/3.5 oz; 197 m/216 yds)
- Contrast A: (White) (400 g/14 oz; 709 m/776 yds)
- Contrast B: (Red) (200 g/7 oz; 355 m/388 yds)
- Contrast C: (Green) (270 g/9.5 oz; 480 m/524 yds)
- Set of four size 5 mm (U.S. 8) double-pointed knitting needles.
- Two size 5 mm (U.S. 8) circular knitting needles 36 ins [90 cm] long or size needed to obtain gauge.
- GAUGE 18 sts and 24 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in stocking st.
INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: Transfer sts onto circular needle, then onto 2 circular needles, when necessary.
With A and pair of double-pointed needles, cast on 4 sts.
1st rnd: (Inc 1 st in next st) 4 times. 8 sts. Divide sts onto 3 needles. Join in rnd.
2nd and alt rnds: Knit.
3rd rnd: *Inc 1 st in next st. Rep from * around. 16 sts.
5th rnd: *K1. Inc 1 st in next st. Rep from * around. 24 sts.
7th rnd: *(K1. yo. K1) in next st. K1. Rep from * around. 48 sts.
9th rnd: *K1. [(K1. yo) twice. K1] in next st. K1. Sl1. K2tog. psso. Rep from * around.
11th rnd: *K2. [(K1. yo) twice. K1] in next st. K2. Sl1. K2tog. psso. Rep from * around.
13th rnd: *K3. [(K1. yo) twice. K1] in next st. K3. Sl1. K2tog. psso. Rep from * around.
15th rnd: *K4. [(K1. yo) twice. K1] in next st. K4. Sl1. K2tog. psso. Rep from *around.
17th rnd: *K5. [(K1. yo) twice. K1] in next st. K5. Sl1. K2tog. psso. Rep from * around.
19th rnd: With B, *K6. [(K1. yo) twice. K1] in next st. K6. Sl1. K2tog. psso. Rep from * around.
21st rnd: *K7. [(K1. yo) twice. K1] in next st. K7. Sl1. K2tog. psso. Rep from * around.
22nd rnd: As 2nd rnd. Cont in same manner, inc 16 sts on next and every following alt rnd as before and changing colors in the following sequence: C – 4 rnds, A – 4 rnds, B – 4 rnds, C – 4 rnds, A – 4 rnds, B – 4 rnds, C – 8 rnds, A – 8 rnds, B – 4 rnds, C – 4 rnds, A – 8 rnds, B – 4 rnds, C – 4 rnds, A – 10 rnds, B – 4 rnds, C – 8 rnds, A – 10 rnds, B – 4 rnds.
Next rnd: With C, cont in same manner, inc 16 sts around as before.
Next rnd: Purl. Rep last 2 rnds twice more. Cast off.
Enter to Win Today’s Prize
This Yarnspirations Bernat Yarn is perfect for your next knitting project. These festive colors will be the perfect supplies for any holiday project or gift. Whether you’re making a scarf, blanket, bag, socks, or hat, Bernat has a great yarn selection to meet your project needs. Find supplies and project inspriation from Yarnspiration.
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What would you knit with these festive colors?
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I would knit little gift purses
I’d knit prayer shawls for local nursing homes and with what I have already in my yarn stash, combine all the yarn left over to make blankets for animal shelters. I’ve also knitted in the past for children services, fire departments, and local homeless shelters. When you can’t do it all, at least you can still give some comfort and love 🙂
I would knit a holiday scarf, with all that lovely yarn. Thanks for the chance 🙂
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I would probably knit some red and white candy cane striped hats, and then use the green for other projects. Thanks for offering such a nice giveaway!
I love the afghan pattern presented with the contest, and would make that!
I think these colors would look great on a circular afghan.
I would make the afghan. With cushions!
I would make a Christmas afghan for myself, as I never make things for myself!
I would use these yarns to learn to knit a zig-zag scarf, and hopefully use them in a lesson to teach people how to knit.
I would make a tree skirt!
I would crochet my girls some Christmas doll clothes. They would love that!!
I would make holiday sweaters for cats and dogs and then put them in auctions to help raise funds for vet care!
I would get busy with tiny stockings and sweaters – ornaments for our Christmas tree!
I would probably make scarves for Christmas presents
I would make a Christmas themed afghan and donate it to one of our local animal rescues for them to use in one of their fund raisers.
This yarn would make a beautiful Christmas afghan! Thanks for the chance to win.
I would knit Christmas Stockings for my great nephews and niece.
What would I knit with those festive colors? I would knit some cabled round ornaments, some mini sweater ornaments, a table runner for Christmas, some mini stockings and a hat or two, depending on how much yarn I had left. Orrrr I would knit up an afghan.
I would knit a Christmas throw with those festive colors.
I would make hats, scarves and mittens for the homeless 🙂
I would knit some hats and mittens!
I would make a beautiful afghan for a ill friend of mine who is elderly
I would make place mats
I would make a chevron scarf or afghan with stripes of varied widths.
I would knit and crochet a garland for my tree, which would include mini wreaths, candy canes, snowflakes, Santa hats, mittens, stockings etc. And then I would make a tree skirt.
The colors are so festive it would have to be a Christmas blanket or perhaps a tree skirt. The pattern above is beautiful as well.
I would love to make the Bernat Star Afghan shown. It is spectacular. I love it.
I am not one to knit, but I love to crochet. If I were to win, I would make a Christmas Tree Skirt to replace the one I have that is 30 years old and starting to fall apart.
I would love to make the above afghan and use it as a tree skirt! Thanks for the contest!
I would make elf hats.
Pillows, Pillows, and more pillows!!!
With these Christmas colors, I would make each of the pets an item to wear for the holidays!
Christmas socks!
I made them for my girls last year- I can make them for my son & hubby this year!
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It doesn’t say what fiber this yarn is. I would find a pattern to crochet a festive throw or lapghan with it!!
It’s been years since I’ve done any knitting, but now I have 3 grand children and I’m itching to get back to it! I would make some Christmas hats and scarves for them, to brighten up our gloomy winter weather!
I would knit ornaments. Definitely.
I would make Santa hats for all of my grandkids
I would like to knit some festive hats, scarves and mitten sets for friends with these lovely yarns – thanks for the chance to win!
I have always wanted to try a star afghan so I think now I will
I would try to make the Afghan!
I would knit pretty Christmas hats for family members and friends with these colors.
I love the colors. With the red and white yarn I’d crochet a Santa. With the green I’d crochet a wreath. Some years it is hard to find the Christmas colors where I live. Winning these would be great. I usually share my patterns at my website too.
I would probably knit up some socks and hats for the homeless….
I would make a tree skirt for my brother’s new home!
Crochet each of my Grandchildren an Elf for the holidays. It either can be hung on the tree or used for Elf on the shelf. It will hopefully be a keepsake they can share with their own children someday.
I would crochet premie baby blankets for babies that didn’t make it. Mothers need blankets to hold their baby in for a while and the blanket becomes a keepsake after the burial.
I am a crocheter but would love to learn knitting. I have learned to do a dish cloth but it hurts my hands so bad. I have to figure out a way to do it that doesn’t hurt. I am in love with this blanket!!
I would knit a centerpiece for a friend’s table. This friend is kind enough to include my daughter when we can’t make the 1500 mile trip, and to include us when we can.
After the initial excitement of winning wore down a bit, I would knit a scarf, hat and matching mittens, just in time for winter.
I love to crochet various sized Hot Pads – the kind that are 2 sided – for my friends and relatives as Hostess, birthday or just thank you presents. The Christmas colors would go a long way toward finishing up my current list.
That star blanket looks exciting. I would make that!
The Bernat Star Afghan of course! It’s beautiful.
I would knit a log cabin pattern afghan and give it to a nearby Cancer Treatment Center. They give the afghans to patients who are having a difficult time. .
I would make a tree skirt and some candy cane and wreath ornaments.
I would crochet Christmas to take with me to Disney world!!!
I would definitely knit a colorful Christmas scarf and mittens.
Since my knitting skills are limited I would make scarves. One day, I dream of making a shawl. 🙂
I don’t knit but I sure would like these tho do a tree skirt or Afghan.
I’m not very good at knitting so I’d make some scarves.
I would love to win this contest. I do a lot of Christmas crochet and knitting
I would knit nordic christmas socks the kind with reindeer and snowflakes and wreaths candy canes .then I would make christmas ornaments Balls and wreaths and candy canes
Oh all the things you could make for Christmas with those!!!! I think I would go with a Christmas afghan!
I love to crochet lap throws and pillows for Christmas gifts
I think I’d try to make a poncho in a pattern similar to the afghan — wonderful!
I would make some Jingle Bell elf hats…..the 3 colors would definitely make them Christmassy….
Definitely a holiday chevron throw!!
I would knit a holiday throw for the couch.
I have a in home daycare and I would make the children Christmas hats
WOW this is a great giveaway. With all this tremendous food to feed my creativity. LOL
This yarn would crochet into a vibrant wreath or two for the holidays with enough left for my dogs holiday bandanas!
love those colors, i think i would make the family matching xmas stockings. thank you for this opportunity and chance to win!!!
I would knit that gorgeous Star Afghan!
I would crochet a featured project then gift it to family
I’d make some Christmas decor!
I would knit some cute christmas ornaments for the grandkids.
I’d knit some baby hairs for the local hospitals to give to parents of babies who are born during the Christmas season.
I would make Christmas shawls with it, but I do not think I will win lol!
I would knit santa hats and holiday scarves!
I would make hats and mittens for Goodwill for Christmas time. The children need happy things to keep them warm.
Christmas stockings!
I would make cute little stockings, and possibly a table runner. To donate to families that have little money for Xmas.
I would make hats and scarves for a couple of charities I support.
I would make Christmas kitchen towels.
i would probably crochet some christmas ornaments and dish clothes/towels to sell in my boutique booth
Holiday table settings, placemats, coasters, napkin rings, runner, can/bottle/mug cozies. I’ve patterns for all!
Neighbor gifts like potholders and dish detergent aprons.
I really want to create some ornaments and Christmas objects for my churches Christmas Bizarre this year. This selection and amount of yarn would help me achieve my goal.
IF I could knit, I would knit dishcloths for my coworkers, but unfortunately I can only crochet so dishcloths all around via crochet.
My favorite is always an afghan.
I would make some elf hats for my kids and some Christmas catnip toys for my kitties!
I would crochet instead of knitting, I would make my granddaughter and grandson stockings. Thanks so much for the chance to win.
I would crochet some Christmas elves to sit on the mantle.
I would probably knit some red and white Santa hats, and then use the green for other projects. Thanks for offering such a nice giveaway!
I would start making hats and scarves for my kids and their spouses, or maybe a afghan for my mother!
I would make stockings and hats!
I don’t know how to knit but I would crochet a tree blanket, a christmas hat, some candy canes and if there’s any yarn left (which I think there always is!) some tree ornaments. (And like the song now) AND MANY MORE…!
I would crochet things for my grandchildren, all toddlers. Thank you for the chance to win yarn. Be kind to one another.
I don’t know about knitting since I do not know how to, but if I could I would knit like a crazy woman on holiday
I would crochet dragons
I would make the beautiful star Afghan. Thank you for the chance to win
I would knit the Christmas Afghan I’ve wanted to do for the past year.
Scarfs and mittens for the grandkids. 🙂
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I would make chemo caps for the children in the hospital with cancer and hats for the homeless.
Looks like my family will be getting new Christmas socks. Love it!!
I would knit cute Christmas pillows for my grandkids bedrooms. Or maybe cute hats for the grandkuds.
I would make this project, but attempt yo knit it back and forth so I could make a christmas tree skirt.
I would knit hats and mittens for the homeless in my community or knit sweaters for children for Guidepost magazine’s Knit for Kids program, which they have in coordination with World Vision.
I would make a stocking-cap, mittens, and scarf set, I think.
Gosh, where do I start? I’d make preemie blankets for our NICU’s, hats for the homeless, and prayer shawls or lap robes for my church’s prayer ministry. So many charities to support!
I would make a welcoming xmas rug hooking and table runner for the holidays. i hope there’s enough yarn.
Iwould make Christmas ornaments and flowers
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for headbands and decorations
I would create a tree skirt for my son and his family’s tree. it is very beautiful when it is all decorated and i think a home made touch would be just fabulous.
I would knit new stockings for my grandchild.
I would crochet some Christmas stockings for my great niece and nephew
I would crochet all kind of ornaments to give as gifts
I Love the star afghan! That would make an awesome Christmas gift!
Since I don’t knit I would crochet some Christmas gifts out of that yarn of yours for all my grandchildren.
I would make scarves.
I would make an afghan as a wedding present for my youngest daughter and her fiance!
Caps for the cancer patients at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
I would make a tree skirt.
Its never to early to start christmas projects. I would make a lovely Afghan for my favorite grand children. For those cold winters nites. It would be especially nice to wrap up in while we wait for santas arrival
I would knit a holiday sweater to wear during the holidays and with the leftovers, I would create Christmas ornaments for hanging on the tree or for decorating the house.
Saw a great pattern for a Christmas tree skirt on line – these would be great!
I would make Christmas hats and scarves for our local, homeless Veterans. A local organization has started making small homes for homeless Veterans, so a friend and I are collecting Items needed. But they should feel festive if they want to – so hats and scarves for all.
My new nephews, twin boys will need their own warm blankets or afghans.
afghans for twin boys!
I would crochet chemo caps for cancer patients
That fabulous afghan featured!
I’m disabled and have a chronic lung disease so crocheting is what keeps me sane! I love crocheting keepsakes for my 4 grand daughters; ages 2, 7, 2, and 4. I hope their ornaments I will make using this great yarn if I win will be lasting memories of me.
Thank you!
I would crochet holiday squares and grannies to make a Christmas throw.
I am a new crochet-er. I would love to make a Christmas afghan! Or maybe a Christmas scarf and hat. Or maybe Christmas placemats. Or……oh my! So many things to make!
I would crochet a fabulous Christmas tree – skirt and from what is left some tree decorations.
I would crochet blankets for everyone I know including one for me lol!!! Thanks
I would make the afghan shown. It is so pretty.
I would make a Fair Isle Christmas shawl, scarf or afghan. I love that pattern!
I would love to win the yarn. Every Christmas I make craft kits for approximately 1000 kids and have started to crochet as many ornaments as I can for the kids. I give them to the social workers in our school district to hand out. This would help since I am now on disability. Best of luck to everyone.
I’d want to knit colorwork hats with leaves and flowers. After that, perhaps a bag or two… I’ve heard you can never have too many bags.
I would make a festive hat, scarf mitten set!
I would crochet Santa hats and elf hats for my 3 great grandsons including our newest born April 30th. Then we’d decide who wanted a Christmas toy red elephants or green zebras. We would have a ball using the kids imagination for their toys.
Lovely Christmas coffee cozies!!
I believe I would make a festive Christmas poncho for my daughter who had a stroke four years ago. I think she would love it!
I’d be making matching stockings for the family
I would make Christmas ornaments, a tree skirt, and some stockings
I’d make a Christmas Afghan for myself. I make so much for others and never me
Crochet patterns for Christmas, all for the family and friends.Thank you for letting me enter your give away. Amanda
I would knit stockings and probably some christmas wrist warmers or gloves. The possibilities are endless
I would make a huge Christmas blanket for my husband
I would crochet a christmas beret for me snd my grand children. I would also make christmas mini wreaths ornaments and christmas mini stocking ornaments.
I’m into making afghans nowadays, so I would probably make one! Thank you for the giveaways!
I would make Christmas place mats for my granddaughters.
there are quite a few xmas decorations that would work up nicely with this yarn, including five xmas stockings for great-grandchildren
It would have to be Christmas stockings for my grandkids and I’d find a kids craft for any leftovers.
I would make holiday scarves and hats!
I would knit hats and Lapghans for cancer patients at Riley hospital.
I would make special Christmas ornaments for each of my grandchildren..
Beautiful! So much can be made I think I would choose to make 2 things. I would like to make some nice slippers and hats for hospice patients. If any yarn is left over, I would make pet toys and maybe ped blankets for the shelter
Probably a holiday afghan gift.
My knitting skills are poor, I can knit square(ish) dishcloths or afghans. What I would do with this yarn is crochet mittens for charity. With that much yarn I’d probably do scarves too.
I would love to knit a mistake rib knit lapghan for my neighbor who has crippling arthritis using the white as center and edging. thank you for the opportunity!
I crochet and don’t know how to knit. But I would really like to learn. Just haven’t taken the time to do this on-line.
I would probably crochet Christmas gifts for friends and family.
I would crochet tree skirt, stocking, or Afghan pattern shown. I would give them as Christmas presents to my children, so they would have a memory of my husband and I, after we are gone.
I would make matching stockings for my 3 children…not sure if I would knit them or crochet them 🙂
I would crochet small stockings to be filled with home-made dog biscuits that my daughter is making to raise money for her dog’s surgery.
I would make an afghan for my mom, she loves Christmas.
My sister has crocheted 1000 warm caps for the poor people in Applacia in the U.S. Now she has breast cancer so I would take up her project and crochet some warm caps to keep the children and others warm and provide them with a bright and cheerful gift for Christmas.
I would crochet hats for babies at my local hospital and crochet lapagans for the nursing homes. I have done this in the past and everyone love getting the gifts.
I think if I won I would make a Christmas tree skirt
I would make Christmas Stockings for my grandchildren
Christmas Afghan, pillows to match and coasters. Love this.
I would knit festive 18″ doll clothes for Christmas gifts.
I would crochet a festive wreath for the front door.
I would make watermelon hats for all the children in my Nursery class to wear next summer.
I would teach my daughter how to crochet, an afghan perhaps.
I found a book a few months ago that shows you how to make these little characters out of plastic canvas and yarn that hugroup candy canes. I would use this for that. A new cute craft!
And then I’d of course crochet some ornaments too. =D
Lots and lots of fabulous Christmas Decorations. Then I would share them with family and friends. There are so many great patterns out there, and I love to make things to share…
I would make hats & scarves & give them to the homeless.
I would crochet some amigurumis and knit some holiday scarves.
I would adapt the star afghan pattern into a tree skirt
I will knit for my grand children Christmas sock and hat, they really loved this.
With the yarn left overs I will Crochet Patterns and Crafting with the Kids.
I love making scarves for people on Christmas.. you can never have enough scarves on a crispy winter morning!
I would crochet something. Probably a blanket or tree skirt.
We are in need of a handmade tree skirt and I already have a pattern mind. These colors are exactly what I need!
I would make the above afghan into a tree skirt or use it as a festive table cloth!
I would make an elf for my granddaughter and a beautiful tree skirt similar to the afghan pattern pictured above. Thanks for the chance to win. ^_^
For4 one thing, I don’t knit, sooooooooo, I would crochet my new great daughter a blanket for the coming winter and other little doodads.
I would make a lovely Christmas dress for my little grand-daughter
I am a big crocheter. I would use these colors to make handmade gifts (blanket, scarf, hats) and stockings for my family for the Christmas season.
I would donate the yarn to my Yarn Arts Group and we could knit and crochet hats and scarves for the needy in our community. 🙂
These colors would be perfect to make the best gift for my granddaughter for Christmas. (she’s 11). We were talking about entering items in our county fair and I went on to tell her about the afghan that I had knitted and had entered into the fair. It was my own “checker board” pattern I created in red and black and she loved it. I didn’t win the first price but I did get a ribbon for “Honorable Mention” which I was so honored to get. She would be extremely excited to open up this gift on Christmas Day.
TWO new babies, first Christmas…….what won’t I make? Hats, mittens, lovies, and definitely Christmas stockings (to hang from their cribs! hahaha)
I would make a king size bedspread.
I love the star throw…would make it for a nice festive touch to the living room.
I am always making hats, mittens, scarves, headbands, afghans, and whatever else my Grands find that they want <3
I would knit and crochet beanies and fingerless gloves,
Christmas Stockings or something easy I am just starting to learn.
I would like to crochet Christmas stockings and donate them to Blair E. Batson
Children’s Hospital.
I would make ala lap blanket and if I have enough, fingerless mitts for my daughters.
Little hats and scarves to keep our bluegrass group’s fiddles, guitars, mandolin and banjo heads warm!
I would probably crochet Christmas gifts for friends!
I love to crochet and I have 3 new babies to crochet for this christmas….so I need to get started as soon as possible. This prize package would help me so muuuuuch, I may even have time to crochet for others as well! Then I can learn new crafts all thanks to BERNAT, Thanks so Much for this opportunity!!!
I would make Reborn doll sweaters to go with the Reborn dolls my daughter makes.
I would crochet some sort of wall hanging Advent Calendar. Perhaps a Tree with ornaments (gift boxes, candy canes, stockings, for example).
If I were to be lucky enough to win this beautiful Yarnspirations Bernat Yarn, I would make a festive afghan like the project shown above. I really like it a lot. Good luck everyone! 🙂
Would love to crochet many warm hats and scarfs and give to the homeless. Would also love to make a Christmas blanket.
I would make tree skirt and stocking for my granddaughters.
I would make a new holiday sweater for my dog, Bella
I love this holiday star afghan pattern! I have been looking for a pattern like it for about a week to give as a very special gift. The intended recipient is elderly and has an early December birthday. Thank you for the chance to win the yarn to make it!
I will be making dolls, cars, trucks, clothes for children for Christmas this year who would otherwise get nothing. I have given items in the past, and I am hoping to do a mite more this year…
I plan to make an afghan again this year to donate to a local battered women’s & children’s shelter. I would use the yarn to make an additional blanket to the one I already plan to make. Wouldn’t that be great to give them two blankets this year?
I would crochet hats and scarves for the homeless shelter.
The beautiful Star Afghan for my grandson.
Christmas stocking hat and mittens for my grandchild
I think if i wasa lucky enough to win this fab bundle i would make a skirt for my christmas tree that could be passed down to my daughter and new baby grandson
Thank you,
I will try out that star afghan for my mother in law and knit a little santa suit for my friend’s new baby!
Just saw the Larksfoot afghan, might try that for Christmas!
I would crochet a tree skirt!
I would crochet hats and caps to donate to charity called Silence of Mary to keep the little ones warm this winter. Thanks for the chance. I love to crochet……..”
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Our church group crochets Xmas items for the Assisted Living home in our town. We love donated yarn. This year we are giving our items each quarter. What fun to deliver these items!
I would use this yarn to make my signature cross stitch stockings and a bunch of adorable ornaments.
Would love to make something for every member of my immediate family for Christmas. Makes it extra special <3
and a few of the Bernat Star Afghan would work also
I’d love to make the Christmas star afghan.
I think this would make a great set of stockings.
A would crochet a holiday afghan.
I would make knit scarves for my 6 younger grandchildren in several different Christmas color combinations. A group picture of all of them would be truly memorable!!
I would make a stocking for each of my grandchildren.
I would make the afghan.
I would make scarfs, hats, and mittens for my church to give away to those in need
I would start on Christmas Crafts.
I would love to try my hand at DPNS and circular knitting so I would knit the above star blanket
Christmas SURPRISES !!
I woud make a christmas throw for my couch with it
I would make some Christmas stockings and a blanket with it
I would knit holiday themed squares for Warm Up America so they could give them out and brighten up someone’s holiday season.
I don’t knit but I’d crochet Christmas stockings for my ever growing family.
These wonderful colors would make a beautiful afghan.
I would make holiday hats for the veterans at a shelter near me. Have spent some time with them and sometimes just a little kindness will make their whole day.
Would make a holiday throw
I would make baby blankets for Christmas season NICU newborns. I have twins, 28 wk premies that are now 22 yrs old. They spent almost 3 months in NICU and we were given premie crocheted clothes and I loved them. I finally learned crochet 2 yrs ago and I love it!
I would make Christmas socks to hang in the fireplace for my 4 grandkids and elf hats for them and a huge and a throw for papa whos a retired disabled vet. 😉
I would create beautiful Christmas stockings to be hung on our town’s Giving tree!
If I were fortunate enough to win this wonderful prize I would make the star afghan. It is simply beautiful and unique!