Thursday, September 26, 2013
Northstar Alpacas Alpaca yarn giveaway!
There is something that stirs inside of me when I wake up in the morning in Autumn, and I open the door to a clear crisp morning and everything is touched with frost. Something about being able to go back into a snug, warm, little house and pick up some knitting just makes everything right with the world. It's especially perfect when I'm using deliciously soft yarn, such as this alpaca yarn from Northstar Alpacas!
Maple of Northstar Alpacas knits a lot too! She offers her beautiful handknits in her shop, and I think this makes gifting someone the gift of alpaca fiber even more simple! The hats with the horses on them! Oh my! Love!
If you would like to win this natural skein of super soft alpaca yarn from Northstar Alpacas, please visit her shop, find something you would like to own, and write about it in the comment section below. Extra entries awarded to those who use social platforms like pinterest, facebook, ravelry, google+, twitter etc to share!
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<3 the colour of Golden Brown Alpaca Roving - 2 ounces - Polaris
I love the "Purple Alpaca and Cormo Yarn - FarmGrown - Hand dyed - Worsted - 250 yards". I also enjoyed seeing the handknit scarves and hats.
lmecoll on Ravelry
I'd love to try knitting with the black alpaca/CVM wool blend!
Ooooh. I really like the blue and brown alpaca roving. It reminds my of The Doctor. (:
oh, I love the handdyed teal!
I love the brown swirled alpaca roving and also the handknit alpaca scarflette! So pretty.
The natural colors of the gold/blue/pink/brown horse hat are gorgeous! What beautiful colorwork!
I love all the horse hats! My girls would adore them.
Gotta love the burnt orange alpaca/cormo yarn. Perfect for fall.
wahoomerryf on Rav
I love the tweedy black alpaca and cormo blend.
I love the orange gray teal Alpaca with Wool Roving!
Burnt Orange is a stunning colorway
The Green HandSpun Worsted/Bulky made up of Alpaca, Silk, Wool, and Angora Bunny is just lovely!
The blue and green alpaca fleece is pretty and the alpaca/angora blend looks so soft!
Emmiger on Ravelry
The orange and teal alpaca is beautiful. I pinned it here: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/123778689732056551/
I love, love the pictures of all the alpaca, especially the adorable face of Sparty
hotknitter on rav
I like the Charcoal Gray Suri and Huacaya Blend Roving.
love the handdyed burgundy alpaca fleece!
Three Words: TRUE BLACK ALPACA!!!!!
That is all :)
I want some of Dinara's fleece-- grey baby alpaca? Yum!
I like the purples in the handspun alpaca and wool yarn worsted weight 220 yards.
Tweedy black alpaca is lovely:)
I like the Periwinkle Blue Alpaca and Cormo Yarn
The Alpaca and Cormo Wool Yarn in Burnt Orange is perfect for now in the Northeast -- blends right in with the changing leaves on the trees! A gorgeous color that reminds me of fireplace flames as well.
Golden brown alpaca roving looks so lovely!
I love the handspun alpaca brown and green yarn. It has such a nice texture! I can imagine making lovely mittens from it.:)
I love all the options for fleece, but I'm pretty new to the spinning world so I'd love to have pre-made yarn loveliness. I think my fave is the Periwinkle Blue Alpaca and Cormo Yarn 250 yards Light Worsted weight. Bookmarking it now...
I like Blue and Brown Hand Dyed Alpaca Roving.
Karen aka purplepenguin
The hand-dyed green alpaca & cormo yarn 250 is right in the palette I've been playing with lately!
I love the bird nesting kit! Such a sweet idea!
I think the Hand knit Scarflette made with Hand spun Baby Alpaca is gorgeous!
I love her yarn! I've had the pleasure of working with it before and whether it's the natural (black and brown are amazing!) or her hand dyed it's all lovely! So squishy and ..ah. Just good!
I love Maple of North Star Alpacas everything, but that Sonata alpaca is really speaking to me.
i absolutely LOVE her dark brown roving. i just ordered another 4 ounces last night...but i could always use more :D
The Green HandSpun Yarn - Worsted to Bulky is a gorgeous blend of colors
The black alpaca and cvm looks warms and squishy!
Oh i love the Alpaca/Wool handspun!! I also love the Alpaca &Cormo millspun in white! Beautiful, smooshy... must have!
Loving this brown and green alpaca yarn... I've got some alpaca roving tucked away for when I find some spinning time, but I'm almost more eager to knit with it than to spin it!
fingers crossed!
I love the Brown Alpaca yarn! Thanks for the chance :-)
Love the color of Hand Dyed Teal Alpaca / Wool Yarn - 250 yards
Love the hand dyed baby Alpaca Gold.
sherryglover1 on RAV
I like the Blue Lace Alpaca and Silk Hand Knit Scarf.
pin: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/442830575831171260/
Love the Natural Alpaca Cormo Wool for Stuffing - 4 ounces / 115 grams
The fibers are all lovely, but I so in love with the soap she is selling in the shop, the lavender is divine!!
Karen aka Kankaren
Love the yummy burnt orange!
:o)
The handspun alpacka and wool in purple, burgundy and white with a touch of green and brown. YUMMY!
I would totally love one of the hand knit Cabled hats (the teal is so very pretty)!
i like the Brown Alpaca Yarn
Anna
anna_k67@yahoo.com
pin-http://www.pinterest.com/pin/48765608438419399/
The brown alpaca yarn (Sonata) looks so cozy.
I like the teal alpaca yarn, but really want the alpaca with the sweet face!
I love orange, so this is pretty...
https://www.etsy.com/listing/158136157/alpaca-and-cormo-wool-yarn-burnt-orange?ref=shop_home_feat
but my fav would be
https://www.etsy.com/listing/163214793/light-gray-alpaca-and-wool-roving-2?ref=shop_home_active
I love the hand-dyed teal alpaca/wool yarn.
Pinned and tweeted too.
I love the Hand dyed Teal Alpaca.
Asteride on ravelry
Love the color also love Periwinkle Blue Alpaca and Cormo Yarn 250 yards Light Worsted weight
The Patchouli Goats Milk Soap looks divine!
I love the Light Fawn Fleece from Cuervo ^_^
that natural grey roving is sublime
that grey roving is sublime
the grey roving is sublime
blauer1mond (ravelry)
I like "Knitted Warm Hat made of Alpaca and Merino Wool" blue and white
The Handspun Alpaca Wool would be fun to knit with.
Alpaca Angora. Whats not to love.
tktl on Ravelry
I love the purple alpaca. The horse hat is just gorgeous too!
The black, white, gray, purple Handspun yarn is lovely.
Knitterchow on Ravelry
love the orange, teal and gray alpaca with wool.
I like the blue and brown alpaca roving. I never know what to do with that color, and I think it will be beautiful with the blue spun up.
I would love to own Alpaca and Wool Socks Grown in Michigan for Men or Women so I'd have a warm pair of socks that I didn't have to knit!
The Light Gray wool/alpaca roving is absolutely stunning!
Love the brightness of the Hand dyed Orange Alpaca Wool Yarn -Gorgeous!
Oh, alpaca, you are so soft! The Alpaca hat with horses looks just right to keep my head toasty this winter.
I like the hand dyed purple alpaca yarn.
I really want to spin the charcoal gray Suri and Huacaya blend roving...it looks so soft!
The light gray alpaca and wool roving looks like my kind of cloudy gray!
Gray Baby Alpaca Fleece - Dinara - the face is as pretty as the fleece☺
tweet!
https://twitter.com/suejaned/status/387029389906415616
pinned
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/445082375645052654/
I LOVE the horse hat!
Light Gray Alpaca and Wool Roving - 2 ounces- I love the colour and the blend!
There are so many lovely items it's hard to choose just one. The Red Handknit Suri Alpaca Lace Scarf is beautiful. I also like the Cabled fingerless gloves.
The Alpaca& Cormo yarn in Dark Gray is so beautiful!
I love all the fingerless gloves! Especially the natural black alpaca ones, which look so warm and cozy!
urchiken at gmail dot com
Alpaca and Wool Socks Grown in Michigan for Men or Women
Can't go wrong with socks.
ALSO SHARED ON FACEBOOK.
I would pick the handspun alpaca/wool yarn in purple!
Everything. Can I pick everything? This is one of my favorite shops. I'm going with the charcoal grey suri and huacaya fiber. I want to squish it.
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I really like the partly dyed grey alpaca and wool roving. it's a really interesting technique!
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