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The Crochet Express National Crochet Month Blog Tour
Welcome to Crochetville’s fourth annual National Crochet Month (NatCroMo) blog tour, taking place each day of March 2016. Join us as we take a virtual tour on our passenger steam train, The Crochet Express, visiting crochet designers, crochet-friendly local yarn stores, and yarn companies, and offer some fun giveaways.
Today’s Posts: Susie Allen | Cylinda Mathews | Lindsey Stephens | Common Threads Yarn Shop | Daily Giveaway
Want to Chat about the Tour?
Part of the fun of taking a passenger steam train trip is talking with your fellow passengers. This year, we’re providing two locations where our passengers can get to know each other. We’d 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 22 Daily Giveaway
Special thanks to Interlacements Yarns for sponsoring the March 28 Daily Giveaway on The Crochet Express. Interlacements has generously donated:
- One 1200-yard skein of Interlacements Rick Rack yarn in the stunning colorway of Summer Fruit
- One Corded Summer Fruit Shawl Pattern featuring Tunisian crochet
Retail value: $46
Scroll down to the bottom of the post to see the Entry Form and Terms and Conditions.
About Rick Rack Yarn:
About Interlacements
Interlacements was our featured yarn company on March 3. Click here to learn more about their wonderful yarns.
Find Interlacements Online:
Website: http://interlacementsyarns.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/interlacements
Enter the Giveaway:
The Rafflecopter box below is where you enter the giveaway. It is also where the giveaway winner is announced. Scroll to the paragraph below the box for more details. The winner will be contacted via email.
When the giveaway has ended, the giveaway winner will be announced in the Rafflecopter box above. If it says, “This contest is no longer accepting entries,” that means we have not yet drawn a winner. If that is the case, please check back later. The random drawing will be conducted no later than 7 days after the giveaway has ended.
Additional Blog Tour Information:
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I would make a beautiful prayer shawl!
I would make a scarf or shawl, if gifted with this yarn.
I will love to design a fabulous shawl with this fabulous yarn. Thanks for the opportunity. I Loooovvvvveeeee this yarn.
This yarn would make a beautiful lacy summer top!
With this beautiful and happy colored yarn I’d make a lovely shawl!
I would make a beautiful Shawl.
I would make a gorgeous scarf or shawl!
Since I am a beginner, I think that I would make some lovely flower embellishments with this yarn and then once it is in my hands, see what else I am drawn to make.
A beautiful shawl!!!
I love scarves and shawls. I would probably make a lacy shawl with this yarn and if enough left over a matching scarf. Thank you for offering this give-away.
A scarf or a shawl–pretty colors!
With 1200 yds of this gorgeous yarn I would whip up a garment, probably a summer top leaving enough for a light summer shawlette.
I would make a summery shawl or top with this generous amount of yarn!
I might try my hand at a pair of socks, but most likely it will become a shawl.
A shawl – a beautiful shawl 🙂
I would love to crochet a beautiful shawl with this yarn.
A lovely summer top!
Beautiful yarn!!!! I would live to make a summer sweater, very light and lacy! =) Thank you for the chance to win!!!!
Pretty pretty yarn! Would love to make this shawl.
A shawlette.
I would make a beautiful wrap with all this yarn. It is such a beautiful and spring color!
I think this would make a beautiful shawl for spring
As I have said before I would make a lovely lacey summer time shawl. However, I might also make a summery tunic to wear over a t-shirt or camisole.
A shawl, most likely.
I would make a fabulous shawl out of this yarn.
I would make a wonderful shawl.
I would probably make a shawl, but I might try a lacy top, instead.
I really have no idea what I would make, but the color is gorgeous and I’d find a project to do it justice! 🙂
This is just beautiful. Thanks for the chance have never used anything other than big box yarn.Would love to try this Thank you
this would work up into a beautiful shawl.
1200 yds of yummy yarn AND a tunisian pattern?! OH, be still my heart. I would make that shawl in a heartbeat!!!
I would make a Shaw and give it to a friend.
a summer shawl
I would make a shawl/scarf.
Ooh… another chance to win this gorgeous yarn! I still want to hold it so it can tell me what it wants to be.
I’m the shawl pattern that comes with it is interesting. I would love a summer shawl in those colors!
I have a project in mind (bohemian vest) that I have been wanting to make. This would be enough yarn for the vest AND a matching hat. Love this yarn and hope I win.
I would make a shawl or a lacy top with the yarn.
Thanks for the giveaway.
I think it would be fantastic for socks.
I want to make myself a beautiful shawl
I would make a shawl.
I would make a lacy shawl with this beautiful yarn.
Love your site and now events. Even if I don’t win it’s fun
I would make a really nice shawl or cardigan
I would make a shawl!
I would make a shawl :]
Shawl or Poncho
Yummy looking! Would make a wonderful shawl.
I would make a shawl.
I’d make one of the many shawls I have saved on ravelry…some very pretty lace ones. So come fall I have a night light shawl to wear as the weather cools.
I would love to make a shawl out of this beautiful yarn if I win.
I would make a outerwear piece. Maybe with motifs. I love the colors. Thanks for sharing. Fingers crossed!
I would make a summer tunic! What a wonderful color!
With that much yarn, I would make a lovely, lacy shawl. 🙂