January 2024 FB Winners

We have a WONDERFUL Facebook Group called A Little Knitty Friends where we chat, share funny yarnie things and every month we have a drawing for 4 $10 discount codes for those who enter our contest. To enter you just have to finish it in the month you are entering (all the ends woven in!!!!) It's SO fun to see the things you make (and it's fun when you share the pattern or information about the project)

Here are the January 2024 winners!!!

Susan B - First charity hat of the year done.

Gina P - New slippers for my husband. This is the pattern my grandma always made us.

Lesley S - Finished this baby hat that had been in the time out pile because I spilled a drop of coffee on it. My New Years resolution was to pull out the “Time Outs” and move them along….finishing, ripping out or creating something new! Great news, the coffee stain came out NO PROBLEM (then I wondered why it took me two years). Ripped back a bit since I couldn’t find my pattern and wah La!!!

Susan P - First FO of 2024!

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR WINNERS!!

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