Thanks to the random number generator, we have the lucky winner of the Christmas Special booklet:
The random winner is… number 4!
And the winning comment is number 4, left by Martha. Congratulations!
I will shortly get in touch to organise the details for the shipment.
Many thanks to all the readers who took part!
Have a nice weekend ❤
In this part of the world the days are becoming shorter and cooler – so I had the first thoughts about the next season.
I know that some knitters have already been working on their Christmas presents and decorations, which made me think of this cute booklet by Jean Greenhowe: Christmas Special.
I am giving away an unused copy – it’s very simple to participate: just leave a comment on this post by Saturday 30th August! The winner will be randomly selected.
Christmas Special contains many knitted patterns for the Christmas season (but not only). Below is a gallery of images covering some of the patterns.
Christmas Special – cover
Mrs Claus
Christmas Stockings
Tea Cosies
Christmas Decorations
Christmas decorations
Robin on a log
Robin Christmas decoration
Cinderella – inside-out
Snowpeople
Best Friends
Which one is your favourite? Mine are Mrs Claus, the robin and the tea cosies.
Thank you for taking part and good luck!
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