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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: Stacy Vaka | Jocelyn Sass | Robyn Chachula | Interlacements | 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 3 Daily Giveaway
Crochetville is the sponsor of the March 3 Daily Giveaway on The Crochet Express. We graciously thank ourselves for donating:
- 5 balls of Moda Dea Tutu in White
- 5 balls of Moda Dea Gleam in Black Pearl
Approximate retail value is $50.
Scroll down to the bottom of the post to see the Entry Form and Terms and Conditions.
Enter the Giveaway:
We regret that, due to the cost of trackable international shipping, we can only ship to US addresses.
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Those yarns look soooo soft! perfect for a baby blanket 🙂
Oh wow what interesting Yarn in such beautiful colors. Thank you so much for this opportunity.
My favorite yarn so far has been the yarn I won last year it was Silk Sari from Red Hearts. I never got to work on Silk yarn at all. It was truly an experience of a lifetime.
Thanks for the generous give away. I would love to try this yarn.
My favorite yarns to work with are natural fibers. Especially when I find them while thrifting!
Beautiful yarns and black is my favorite color!
Thanks for sharing.
What fun, fabulous yarn! These nupeutral colors would be great for a prayer shawl.
I have worked with buffalo and alpaca which are both great to work with. This yarn looks awesome!
My favorite yarns are soft, colorful, and washable! These include Madelinetosh and Ella Rae.
Typically my favorite yarn is the one in my hand. However, this last year I was fortunate enough to get my hands on some natural fiber yarns, and oh my, it changed my world.
This yarn is beautiful! Oh the things I could do with it!
I Loooovvvvveeeee Interlacement yarns! What a coincidence that they are one of the feature yarns. Great prices, fibers and colors.
I like Red Heart’s Unforgettable for incredible colors. Love Paton’s Classic Wool and the Decor blends. Kristin Omdahl’s Bamboo So Fine. Many more too!
Love Moda and StyleCraft yarns! …Actually, now that I think about it, I don’t think there’s a yarn yet that I’ve met and didn’t like!! 🙂
I like to use Cascade alot. I also use my own handspun.
My favorite yarn changes frequently. Right now, I am loving KnitPicks Stroll Fingering 🙂
There is so much one could make, interesting looking yarn.
Yarn is interesting looking, one could make so many different things and so on. Thanks for the give-a-way.
I don’t really have a favorite – I like using a variety of yarn brands and weights.
I don’t have a favorite, though I do have a wool allergy that keeps me from using a lot of yarns. Current favorites for the things I’ve been working on of late are relatively cheap yarns: Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable and pretty much every variation of Caron Simply Soft.
Some of my favorite yarns are from Cascade an yarns by Knit picks.
I don’t get to experiment with many different yarns. My favorite that I have used is I love this yarn from Hobby Lobby. I also like Red Heart Soft and With Love. .
My favorite yarns are silk blend, I love alpaca, and elann yarns. I could really use this yarn. I have never gotten to use this kind before. Thanks for a great giveaway!
I have met few yarns I didn’t like. The ones I use most are Red Heart, Lion Brand, Paton, Bernat, Premier and Caron. I have yet to use Moda Dea TuTu yarn. These look lovely!
Thanks for the giveaway. Good luck everyone!
Those yarns look so gorgeous. I love working with machine washable wool because it gives a great stitch definition. :]
I usually use Red Heart because it costs less. I would like to try others.
These are gorgeous i would to try them out
so preaty
My favorite yarn is 100% cotton. I am making items for my great granddaughter and she loves the feel of cotton. I would love to try this yarn it looks wonderful Thank you for this chance to win this yarn.
My favorite yarn FREE yarn! 🙂 Really, I love the higher end brands that can only be found in local shops.
I love all kinds of yarns, especially ones with interesting textures and colors. I love Noro yarns with their interesting and vibrant colorways.
I tend to like fine threads, especially silks, and linens.
This yarn looks amazing! My favorite yarn at the moment is Reywa Bloom- yak down and silk lace. It is so soft.
They look so soft, I hope I have a chance to work with them.
The yarn looks so fun! Hope I win!
I prefer yarns that are soft and pliable. I also look for yarns that are unique in color and texture.
Lion Brand Homespun, Bernat Softee Baby
Would love to try out these yarns! Thanks!
Right now my favorite is I Love This Yarn from Hobby Lobby, Bernat Blanket Yarn, and Vanna’s Choice yarn.
I am not a discriminator of yarn. I love all yarn equally. Although I favor some over others, the process of creating is what’s important
Looks like great yarn! Would live to try it!