A-Glamping We Will Go: 5th Annual National Crochet Month Blog Tour
Welcome to Crochetville’s fifth annual National Crochet Month (NatCroMo) blog tour, taking place each day of March 2017. Join us for a month of virtual glamping (aka glamorous camping), as we visit crochet designers, crochet-friendly local yarn stores, and yarn companies, as well as offer some fun giveaways.
Today’s Posts: Donna Childs | Sylvie Damey | Dragonfly Fibers | Daily Giveaway
Want to Chat about the Tour?
Part of the fun of glamping is the daily round-up around the campfire, chatting and stitching with friends. We hope you’ll join us in our NatCroMo Facebook group, where we’ll be sharing daily camping recipes, campfire songs about crochet, and so much more! We’d also love to hear about your favorite things you’ve discovered on the tour and see photos of your current crochet projects. You’re invited to join us daily for virtual cocktails/appetizers and dinner. (We’ll be sharing links to some fabulous recipes!)
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March 15 Daily Giveaway
Dragonfly Fibers is offering a skein of Selkie Sport in the winner’s choice of color. Retailing at $33, Selkie Sport is a warm, beautiful 70% Bluefaced Leicester and 30% Mulberry Silk sport weight yarn with a lovely draping quality and super-soft sheen. Each skein is approximately 4 oz and 340 yards. You can crochet any type of project with this versatile yarn from shawls to sweaters and skirts and soft baby items.
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Website: http://www.dragonflyfibers.com/
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Enter the Giveway:
To enter the giveaway, leave a comment on this post and tell us what you’d like to make with the yarn.
Giveaway is open from 3/15/17 at 8:00 am CDT. to 3/22/17 at 8:00 am CDT. A winner will be selected by a random drawing.
Entrants must be 19 years of age or older. Void where prohibited.
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I think a lovely cowl would be pretty!
I would love to have a chance to crochet with Selkie Sport. I would make either a cowl or a small shawl/scarl. I love the plum color displayed, but the greens call to me as green is my favorite color.
thanks!
Rita
Fingerless gloves! This yarn would make the stitches pop!
This yarn sounds perfect for the Virginia Cardigan that I want to make since discovering Amanda Perkins earlier in the month through this very blog tour! 🙂
Such a beautiful yarn! Thank you for offering this giveaway! I would make a cowl for my daughter.
Very pretty! Maybe I would try to make a scarf of some sort with it.
A shawl, scarf, or summer weight top…which would of course require more yarn! 🙂
I think a cowl or scarflette of some sort would look very pretty in this lovely yarn.
I woul love this yarn to make a wide brim hat that I have recently found a pattern for. I think the plum color would look stunning!
This yarn looks gorgeous! I think I would make a soft warm scarf with it
I would love to make a gorgeous tunic with this yarn!
I’d love to crochet a lacey, drapey shawlette with your beautiful yarn.
Thank you for the giveaway.
I am thinking it wants to be a shawl!
This looks like a great yarn for a shawl or scarf!
Maybe a nice scarf or a bag.
I would love to make a hat or a scarf with this yarn. It looks so soft so probably a scarf.
I would make an incredtible, too warm for Texas, scarf
such beautiful yarn! Anything from a cowl to a scarf or even a shawlette would be something I’d like to make with it.:)
It’s so beautiful!!!! I’d love to make a shawl, for Spring!!! =)
I would love to make a beautiful scarf or small shawl with that! Would also make a great slouchy hat.
Beautiful yarn just makes you want to get your hook & get busy ??????
A shawlette
That skein looks like it wants me to create a lacey scarf ☺
I would love to make a scarf or shawlette with this luxurious yarn.
I would like to win the Selkie sport yarn so that I could make the Firefly Diaphanous shawl, designed by Kathy North. I think the Selkie yarn would be perfect for that shawl☺
Love this month! Thanks for your hard work. I would love to try this yarn! It looks lovely?
Jamie
Love this month! Thanks for your hard work. I would love to try this yarn! It looks lovely!
Jamie
Shin yun cowl by Chi Chi Allen would be my choice for this beautiful yarn.
I would make one of Andi Satterlund’s patterns. I’ve had my eye on her Miette and Marion patterns for some time now. This yarn would be so perfect for one of her cropped cardigans.
I think I would make a scarf that I could wear every day. I’m just not sure if I would crochet it important weave it. Maybe I’d do a bit of both.
I would like to make a large shawl with this yarn. I received DragonFly from a YarnBox order and love the way it worked up and draped.
All of my friend here in Martinsburg , WV have used this yarn and love it. However, I have not ever gotten a chance to use it. Please pick me.
I’d make a cowl
Ohhhh, it will make a fine cowl for sure!
Oh, definitely a scarf!
I would most likely make a shawl with this if I won
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oh… I would love to try this yarn. I probably would do a hat.
Beautiful color, I just want to reach out and touch it. I have a pattern for a bolero. I would like to make with this yarn, Thanks for the chance!
Such lovely colors! I would love to make the Augusta Shawl. Thank you for offering a chance to win!
Thanks for the opportunity to win this beautiful yarn. I have been wanting to make a lacy scarf/shawl. This looks like the perfect yarn for that project.
I think I would use a coordinating color from my stash and make a striped scarf. Thanks for the giveaway!
I would use it to make hair on a doll i’m knitting for my granddaughter, she would love her ‘raggy’ doll to have purple hair
I would love to win. My favorite color is purple so I would probably pick that color. I would love to make a spring shawl or scarf for myself. I don’t make things for myself at all. So this would be nice to win.
Tyvm Jennifer
I would make either a cowl or shawl with this beautiful yarn
I would use this yarn to crochet a scarf or shawlette, probably in a lace pattern. If I win, I will not know which color to choose because all the colors are so rich and vibrant.
I would make a beautiful shawl for a good friend of mine who brings joy to me everytime we chat <3 life is all about the little things!
what a gorgeous color. I would make a shawl/scarf.
I’d make a shawl!
I would make a lace shawl or maybe baby footwear.
I’m really into shawls lately, so likely I would make a shawl with it. And I love a sportweight yarn! Thanks for the opportunity to win this lovely skein!
I’d like to crochet a hat with the lovely yarn.
I had been working on an idea for my granddaughter involving a crochet Faerie doll and so far no yarn in particular had spoken to me as wanting to play a role in the process. Dragonfly Fibers has changed all of this ~: )
Looking forward to working with you!
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Would like to make a “RASPBERRY BERET” 🙂
I would make a cowl or shawl with this yarn.
I’d like to crochet a summer shawlette, say fractal danger, from the Selkie sport. The silk gives the color an added boost from an already wonderful color from Dragonfly.
I would make a light summery shawl.
I want to make a shawl for my mom!
This would make a gorgeous shawl! I really like the colour in your pic
My Pastor’s wife always wears a nice scarf or cowl. I would use it to make something for her.
It would make a lovely lacy cowl or scarf. Thanks for the chance to win a skein.
Beautiful
I think a capelet would be wonderful to make with this yarn.
Oooh ahhhh! Such yummy colors! I would make a scarf/shawlette.
I would love to make a cowl with this yarn. I’ve never tried it, but it looks very soft.
I’m not one hundred percent sure but maybe a dress for my neighbors new grandbaby that is due in May.
I would like to make a top.
I would make a scarflet in a harlequin pattern. I love this color!!
I think this would work up into a lovely pair of fingerless gloves or a lacy shawl just perfect to ward off the chill of the a/c here in a Florida. It looks so luscious!
Thanks for the giveaway!
I’d love to crochet a beautiful, lacy shawl with Dragon Fibers’ Selkie Sport yarn. The hardest part is choosing the pattern, but I’d be eager to feel the strand move through my fingers. Thanks for the opportunity!
A lacy cowl!
Such beautiful yarn and the color featured as well!!! Thank you for the chance to win a skein and should I win, a lovely shawlette is what I would make!!
I think this yarn would make a lovely cowl. After scanning the colors, I know it will be hard to choose one!
I would make a gorgeous lacy cowl with this beautiful yarn!
I would like to make a lace luxury scarf or two if there is enough yarn! A nice rose color would be heavenly. NATCROMO has been alot of fun introducing me to new designers & web sites that I probably wouldn’t have discovered on my own. Crocheville is the BEST!.
I think that yarn would make a pretty cowl
I would make some fingerless mitts. Thank you for the opportunity to win!
I would prob make a shawl or something for a baby
The colors of the yarn are so vibrant, I would have to crochet a shawl to add a pop of color to my wardrobe!
The yarn is gorgeous, probably would make a shawl.
I think a scarf or perhaps a baby cardigan and booties. Thank you for this giveaway.
I’d love to try my hook making my very first shawl using this lovely yarn.
I am enjoying this tour. I will make a baby blanket out of this yarn.
Oh wow this is gorgeous! I’d love to make a shawl with this yarn for my friend and neighbor who has been such an amazing help with my disability the past couple of years ?
I’d probably make a baby set but wouldn’t it look pretty as a lacy shawl?
I would likely make a shawlette with this luscious yarn.
Oh, this is beautiful yarn! I have 2 shawls I would like to make with this yarn. Either Wheat Sheaf Shawl by Miriam Kajtner or Keora Shawl by Tian Connaughton. I would need to buy more yarn with the second option though – oh the tragedy to buy gorgeous yarn!
Thank you for the opportunity!
That looks like it would make a lovely cowl!
oh that is beautiful. love the color. I’m thinking it would be a beautiful cowl.
I’m sure I’d make a lightweight spring or fall scarf or cowl with this! I can’t seem to get enough of scarves and cowls 🙂
This yarn would make a beautiful shawl or wrap!
A shawl for my daughter or myself, of course id need to buy some as well!
I’d make a lacy shawlette.
I would probably either make a fancy beret or a lacy scarf/shawlette. It looks lovely!
I would make a cowl!
One of my problems is deciding what to make with each yarn. I tend to buy kits so I don’t have to think
I think it would make a LOVELY cowl!!!!
I’m thinking a beautiful cowl, probably one of the patterns out of Celtic Cable Crochet books by Bonnie Barker 🙂 lovely patterns and this is such a scrumptious yarn I think the combo would be perfection!
I think it would make a lovely shawl
That yarn would make a stunning hat!
I think maybe a hat or a scarf, not sure yet but I love that color
I would make a pair of crocheted fingerless gloves. Maybe a cabled pattern. Thanks for the giveaway.
I would make a small shawl
I would make a comfy hat/cowl set!
This would make a beautiful shawl!
I would love to make a hat with this thanks for the chance