Lion Brand Notebook
News, Ideas and Information for Crafting with Yarn
Lion Brand Notebook
News, Ideas and Information for Crafting with Yarn
As you know, it’s National Crochet Month, so we’re celebrating with great patterns and inspiration all month long!
Today, we’ve teamed up with our friends at St. Martin’s to bring you a great giveaway! Enter for a chance to win a copy of 100 Colorful Granny Squares to Crochet PLUS 3 balls of our colorful Kitchen Cotton yarn! It’s a bright and cheerful way to kick off the spring season!
FIVE LUCKY WINNERS will each get the prize. But as an added bonus, you can check out an exclusive pattern from the book by clicking here right now!
Good luck!
Please note: Comments left on this blog post do NOT count as entries. Please click on the link above to enter.
Nancy Ulland, Christine McFadden, Amanda Carpenter, Elsa Pimenta, and Luna Nichols! Congratulations! We’ll be in touch shortly to get your prizes to you!
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After a somewhat gloomy start to the week here in NYC, I really started to crave spring and things that were bright and cheery. I also began to think about what my next project will be now that the weather is slowly warming up; so I decided to search for some bright patterns that were perfect for transitional and warmer weather.
Below, I’ve included a few patterns that have definitely got me in the Spring mood. I simply adore the Child’s Sun Top in Cotton-Ease, and I love the Sunnyside Cowl, which only requires on skein of LB Collection Silk Mohair; it’s the perfect for cooler mornings and evenings. Take a look at the patterns and find some inspiration for Spring!
(Click here for pattern in image)
 Crochet Summer TunicCotton-Ease |
 Crochet Fiesta DishclothsKitchen Cotton |
 Knit Sun and Sea Shawl Nature’s Choice Organic Cotton |
 Knit Sunnyside Cowl LB Collection Silk Mohair |
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 Knit Child’s Sun Top Cotton-Ease |
What are your favorite projects to work on during the warmer months? Share with us in the comments?
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