Yarn Giveaway: 2 Skeins of Gala
By Rachel Choi – 266 Comments| Thanks to Corinne, Crochet Spot’s newest writer, we have 2 skeins of Gala Yarn to giveaway! The skeins of Gala Yarn are a blend of fun colors and a mix of varies fibers.
To enter the giveaway, leave a comment below on this post telling us what patterns/tutorials you’d like to see on Crochet Spot. We’re always looking for new ideas and would love your input! Please stay on subject and only comment one time (one entry per person), multiple comments will be deleted. |
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Giveaway ends on Thursday, November 8, 2012 at 11:59PM EST, where a winner will be randomly drawn.
Good luck everyone and thanks again Corinne for sharing your yarn!
Update: Thanks everyone for participating! You can find the winner result here: Yarn Giveaway Winner: 2 Skeins of Gala
I am new to crocheting and would love some help in pattern reading.
hi i am a beginner in crochet also, i think all these patterns are interesting i would like to know how to crochet a beanie hat using granny squares, i have tried a pattern but i seem to be having difficulty crocheting the crown which has a circular shape i dont fully understand the instructions
I love little patterns I can make into keychains. Little owls, fruit, foods, they are quick cute and fun!
How about some alphabet and number charts which are simple to use (and adjustable in size perhaps) for putting names and dates into items like baby blankets or other flat items? Also helpful along the same line would be more techniques for personalizing items–from start to finish, maybe also easy to use filet crochet charts with the alphabet and numbers. Thanks!
I love the crocodile stitch and crocheted a purse using it. I’d like to see other patterns to use it in.
I like to see easy patterns for scarves, cowls and fingerless mitts, thanks!
I would like to see a sweater or jacket for a dog.
I would like to see a pattern for crocheted items for men such as scarves, hats, gloves, socks, golf club covers, cell phone cover, Ipad cover, laptop covers and other items for men.
I would like to see more patterns for items such as prayer shawls and baby blankets. Thanks for the chance to win!
I love the little things such as the snowman and the icecream cone. I also crochet most anything! But the little things are easier to do as I am waiting at doctors or watching a child’s game. I can just put it in my purse and take it anywere.
Wearables for boys 7-10 years old.
I would love some tuts on doing a really pro job on finishing the tails. I have tried many that I have seen, but although my tails rarely become otally undone, I often have the ends slowly poke out.
The yarn is GORGEOUS!
Mary
I would love a pattern for a pansy that LOOKS like a pansy and is not incredibly complicated. Most of the ones I have tried do not look like their photos when I finish them and I’m not a novice…if I finally work one up before I see one here, I’ll share it.
I love to see different patterns of dish cloths. I give them as presents, and I love seeing different patterns.
Patterns using Tunisian crochet techniques!
I would like to see a quick, cute, easy apron pattern.
That beautiful Gala yarn looks like a cowl to me, so a cowl pattern specifically for this yarn would be great.
i am fascinated by the bullion stitch–only it is so difficult. You would figure out an easy way , most sure of it!
I would really like some crochet patterns suitable for warm weather, as scarves, hats, gloves etc are not suitable for our climate and I love to crochet.
I’m fairly new to crochet and am loving the site but would love to see some more teeny fine motifs to use on things like brooches and Xmas decorations 🙂
I’d love a quick simple baby cardigan to make for charity. Quick and simple so you can make many in a short time.
I like patterns that use fun fir and other crazy yarns that add some pizzazz to my hats & amigurumi.
the yarn would crochet up looking so pretty in dish clothes.. I love crocheting those in different styles
I would like to have a pattern and tutorial for crocheting beads into a project, for example a scarf or shawl border.
nice yarn! i am always looking for crochet patterns for slippers and socks that i make to give away
I would love some American Doll clothes patterns. I’ve recently started crocheting dresses for my nieces but need more patterns.
I, too, would love to see more patterns for 18 inch dolls. I have 3, and love to make items for my “girls” 🙂
I would love a new look for granny squares…..Maybe with some crocheted fabric in them?
I think the patterns you do now are great. And the information you provide is great also. Keep on going.
I love your patterns & ideas. Any pattern that uses up stash would be wonderful!
tunisian crochet will be nice too
I would love kids crochet patterns, toys, hats, clothes or pretty much anything really! =)
Hello…I love your website and thank you for the opportunity to win the beautiful yarn. I have been crocheting for several years, but still consider myself a beginner, since I have trouble following pattern instructions. I would like to see instructions on how to crochet the popcorn stitch and to perhaps work it into an easy afghan.
I would love some patterns for cool items. It is hot in Texas
Hello for this lovely Crochet connection, I’ve created several pattern but , not know how to write it up. I read patterns and can understand the little difficulty. Crochet beginner to advanced but need assistance in griding and writing up patterns to share, please advise thank you. Also would like instruction on the crocodile pattern for shawl.
Hi, I would like some easy and new patterns for hair- pin crochet or a collar design that can be changeable for two or three garments thanks.
Slouchy hat patterns
I would love a pattern or patterns to surface crochet flowers or designs on my afgans and lap robes.
I would love to win this yarn, it is so pretty.
I love different dishcloth patterns. Have your cowl pattern & am planning on doing it soon.
Love that you will help, if someone needs it.
I would love to see some amigurumi patterns for smaller animals like hamsters, guinea pigs, and chinchillas. Thanks for having this competition 🙂
My brain gets addled trying to follow a pattern with all those abbreviations in small print and line after line jammed together. Do you have tricks for making patterns easier to follow and keeping track of where you are?
I would love to see a pattern for fingerless gloves. Nothing bulky, like some of the patterns that I have seen, but easy enough that I can make them up quickly. It’s getting cold. 🙂 Oh, and I would love to win the yarn too. 🙂
hmmm. tough one.
but I would love an easy, and different than others, jellyfish pattern.
I love jellies, and have tried some patterns but not really happy with the bulky-ness they have.
Jellies are free-floating and airy. Would love a pattern that would convey that but still be a jelly.
thanks!
Rebecca
I would love tutorials on reading charts. Thanks for all you do!
I am looking for cute ideas I can crochet for co-workers as little ‘gifts’ that are not only cute, but practical and usable
This is lovely giveaway.I always love to see kids patterns,ornaments,christmas…
I would love to see more dishcloth & potholder patterns, especially whimsical ones. 🙂
I’m in the mood for making a winter sweater and have not found the right pattern. I would like to see suggested patterns for a nice warm bulky sweater that can be made in plus sizes. Something qick but stylish.
I’m expecting my first baby and would love to see more easy baby patterns.
I would like to see more hat/scarf/shawl patterns
I like bath goodies so more bath patterns lol.
Perfect yarn for a cowl. It’s always cold sitting in Church and some warmth around your shoulders and neck would be nice. Looking for patterns for potholders made from cotton yarn.
I like the thick ones maybe made with 2 layers or crocheting with 2 yarns.
Love the yarn for the giveaway! I love so many of your patterns, but the ones I really have made up are bracelets so maybe some earring patterns would be great. I have made many blankets for family and friends, but also enjoy making crochet jewellery.