Enable Me Please!!

Monday I mentioned that fellow bloggers have been oh-so-kind and generous lately. I thought I’d share just what their favor has brought me…

First up, Kat at Knittin’ in the Sun ran a giveaway for her 100th post!! She was generously donating a pattern of your choice under $10 on Ravelry. Kat very kindly gifted me the Daybreak Shawl pattern by Stephen West. I’m planning to make this with some Mini Mochi I received in a swap package back in August paired with some Tibetan Cloud Fingering.

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Next, Christina at Feel Good Knitting interviewed Sashka Macievich of SashkaKnits for the Indie Gift-A-Long. Christina and Sashka very kindly donated a pattern to one lucky commenter and it turned out to be me!! I love Sashka’s Auberge Shawl and am definitely looking forward to searching the stash for a lovely to knit up 🙂

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Maybe the Holiday Flock Sock in Queen of Hearts red…or the Susquehanna Sparkle Sock in the Trumpet colorway which has a nice strand of shimmer running through the peachy pink..or maybe my most recent purchase of some Dyeabolical Tenacious Sock in the Raja grey color. Any of these would make a gorgeous Auberge shawl…I just have quite a few WIPs to finish and needles to clear up before I can start something new.

Last bit of generous bloggery, Sarah from A Little Knit just posted about some of her favorite blogs to read here and I made the cut!! Sarah says, “Jenna’s blog is full of tasty looking yarns and the intricate projects that she is working on.” So kind 🙂 She also highlights Pia of Noget Uldent, Tahnee of Woollen Wilderness, and Nadia from Abso-knitting-lutely.

If you haven’t had the chance to check out Sarah over at her blog, A Little Knit, I highly recommend it. She is a self-taught knitter and crocheter who is so relatable. I love reading about her fearless adventures into pattern modification on the fly and the challenges she works through on her super cool patchwork blanket. She’s definitely someone I enjoy hearing from and find her work super cool and inspiring 🙂

Since it is a WIP Wednesday, I thought I’d give you a quick update on the thing I enjoy working on the most…I’m about 2/3 of the way through the garter portion of the shawl and I’m absolutely loving it! Behold, The Settler Shawl!!

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Pair these sweet giveaways with all the sales going on around the internet for the holidays and you’ve got yourself a habit…the habit of spending too much, casting on too much, and reading blogs too much.

Enjoy 🙂

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v’s & bumps,

Jenna

Linking up with Nicole at Frontier Dreams, Stitch Along Wednesday over on Life & Yarn, and Whatcha Workin’ On Wednesday over on iKnead2Knit.

16 thoughts on “Enable Me Please!!

  1. savethestationery

    I love the colors in that shawl and congrats on your good luck! There is always a danger of buying too much yarn but I have more than enough in my stash to keep me busy for years, at this point I don’t even want to win any free yarn. lol

    1. Too true! Every time I venture to buy a little yarn, I think about the phrase “yarn/stash beyond life expectancy” that I’ve heard several Knitters refer to…I’m hoping to knit through it all, one day!

  2. You’re definitely on a winning streak, if I were you I’d quickly buy a lottery ticket 😉
    Love all the projects you have planned. The enabling part is something I definitely love about reading blogs, although the risk of casting on too much is a very real.

  3. ah, enabling is so easy with fellow knitters 🙂 my friend asked if I’d like to go to the yarn store with her…..um, YES. I know I’ll be buying something!

  4. I love seeing someone so full of ideas and projects they literally spill off the page!! I really don’t think you need any enabling….you are doing just fine on your own! (with a little help from all those winner you scored!!! Congrats!)

  5. What great wins, and a great excuse for some new cast ons! Thanks so much for your kind words about my blog, really means a lot 🙂 Also, another great choice of yarn for your shawl.

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