Congratulations to Ambar, selected via random dot org. I will be shipping to Ambar 7 skeins of yarn, 2 knitting pattern books, a printed copy of the Salvation Colors Afghan, a set of knitting needles and a crochet hook.
I wish I could send something to everyone who commented. Each of you have a wonderful testimony. I was excited to read each of the comments.
I will plan another contest soon. This was a lot of fun.
I am trying to organize my stash into something reasonably usable. In December I embellished some teddy bears and purchased little accessories to make this adorable clown bear. The person who ordered it requested another one a few weeks later. I knew I was in trouble when I couldn’t find where I put the extra…
If you are an avid crafter, chances are you rushing to complete a number of Christmas gifts. As each day passes by, we are one day closer to Christmas and gift giving. One more day of crafting time is swept behind you. Once you are ready to take a breather, why not use some of…
I am building up a library of digital patterns. I have many more patterns than I will ever be able to complete, but you never know when you will suddenly decide to make a teddy bear for a barbie doll or a 7 foot round afghan. Some favorite FREE sites I check daily and save…
To complete a knit or crochet project you must first gather the necessary tools. This includes the obvious needles or hook, yarn and pattern. Other tools may be needed as well: measuring tape, scissors, tapestry needle. It would be hard to crochet a pair of mittens or knit a hat without these basic essentials. Similarly,…
Take a look at your Bible Study group. Everyone sits around a table or in some group setting. Bibles are open and pens are poised for note taking. Some will say very little, fearful of sounding unintelligent. Others willingly share their knowledge and ideas. But the focus is the Lord. Now take a look at…
“..to be made new..to put on the new self created to be like God in righteousness and holiness” Ephesians 4:23,24. We are in a new year, welcome to 2010. When I was a child in the 1960s, the thought of a year in the 2000s was something in Star Trek, far beyond the imagination of…
thank you kindly! 🙂 this looks like good loot! 🙂