That's right! One lucky reader will receive 1.8 ounces of the super soft and lovely Satin Angora/Blue Faced Leicester 50-50 blend roving -processed by Stonehedge Fiber Mill in Northern Michigan. In order that everyone can participate-non spinners may chose to receive spun yarn if they should win. All you have to do to get entered is comment on this blog post. Contest ends Friday February 4, 2011 and the winner will be chosen by a random number generator. Don't be shy-this is for fun and to encourage those readers who haven't yet posted to do so. It's also a great way to connect with other bloggers who write about topics of similar interest. A lot of the blogs on my reading list are ones I have found via someone else's blog. And here's a true story that happened to me this spring. I was on a friends blog and saw another blog that looked interesting. I looked at it and commented on a post. The author then emailed me because she recognized my city and it turns out that we have a mutual friend. The other blogger by the way lives in France. :-) How's that for a small world?Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Angora Blend Roving Giveaway
That's right! One lucky reader will receive 1.8 ounces of the super soft and lovely Satin Angora/Blue Faced Leicester 50-50 blend roving -processed by Stonehedge Fiber Mill in Northern Michigan. In order that everyone can participate-non spinners may chose to receive spun yarn if they should win. All you have to do to get entered is comment on this blog post. Contest ends Friday February 4, 2011 and the winner will be chosen by a random number generator. Don't be shy-this is for fun and to encourage those readers who haven't yet posted to do so. It's also a great way to connect with other bloggers who write about topics of similar interest. A lot of the blogs on my reading list are ones I have found via someone else's blog. And here's a true story that happened to me this spring. I was on a friends blog and saw another blog that looked interesting. I looked at it and commented on a post. The author then emailed me because she recognized my city and it turns out that we have a mutual friend. The other blogger by the way lives in France. :-) How's that for a small world?
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Here's my official entry! ;) That roving sounds so yummy!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I can't resist! I never seem to have enough SA to make a blend. Must...get...more...rabbits....
Count me in! What a lovely prize!
Oh my...isn't that pretty!!! I haven't ever spun satin angora so I'll have you put my name in too.
:)
just wanted to say Hi!rose
Commenting, commenting, commenting!!!
I've not touched nor spun satin angora yet...would sure like to...I enjoy your blog very much. And especially like the nature scenery.
It IS a small world after-all :-)
Wish I had time to use MY spinning wheel :-( Barely find time to knit it seems... As always LOVE your Blog & photos. You are a true inspiration to many.
Dont forget about me!!
OH MY GOSH!!!!!! MY FAVORITE WOOLS!!!! YumMY!!! Yep, count me in!!!
Definitely put my name in the pot :-) It looks lovely. I've wondered about sending something to Stonehedge. I hear they do lovely work. I have a nice CVM fleece reserved and have considered sending some of it to Stonehedge to blend with angora.
That roving looks like absolute heaven......so soft! What a beautiful scarf it would make!
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