Do You Knit?
Then this is the giveaway for you!
We are offering up two doll knitting pattern books for one winner.
One from Nicky Epstein.
One from Debonair Designs.
The winner will receive both books!
On July 5th we reviewed the Nicky Epstein Pattern Book:
To enter this giveaway:
Please comment below
with your FULL NAME and EMAIL ADDRESS.
These comments are not published and are only visible to The DW Team.
Or you can email us at nora.demington@gmail.com,
sending us your FULL NAME.
One entry per person.
But you can have multiple entries per household.
If you are under 18 years old, please ask your parent or guardian's
permission before entering.
Please check out Debonair Designs on Etsy!
LAST DAY TO ENTER
THIS GIVEAWAY IS
OCTOBER 25th.
The Debonair Designs pattern book was just published.
It features 16 patterns grouped by collection,
for the Fall and Winter Seasons.
for the Fall and Winter Seasons.
The book is a pleasure to flip through with plentiful, beautiful
photographs of Debonair's Designs on dolls.
The materials and notions needed are described.
If don't want to wait to get your hands on this lovely book,
you can purchase the book here:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/158230497/signed-knitting-pattern-book-seasonal
A second doll knitting pattern book is in the works from
Debonair Designs for the Spring and Summer Seasonal designs!
There are many more individual patterns available at their shop as well!
Check them out today!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/DebonairsDesigns
Each pattern is ranked by skill and difficulty levels.
There are handy diagrams.
Completed item measurements are noted.
If don't want to wait to get your hands on this lovely book,
you can purchase the book here:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/158230497/signed-knitting-pattern-book-seasonal
A second doll knitting pattern book is in the works from
Debonair Designs for the Spring and Summer Seasonal designs!
There are many more individual patterns available at their shop as well!
Check them out today!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/DebonairsDesigns
Again...to enter this giveaway:
Please comment below
with your FULL NAME and EMAIL ADDRESS.
These comments are not published and are only visible to The DW Team.
Or you can email us at nora.demington@gmail.com,
sending us your FULL NAME.
One entry per person.
But you can have multiple entries per household.
If you are under 18 years old, please ask your parent or guardian's
permission before entering.
LAST DAY TO ENTER
THIS GIVEAWAY IS
OCTOBER 25th.
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p.s. There are two other giveaways going on right now!!!
One for a 123 Mulberry Street Outfit:
http://thedollwardrobe.blogspot.com/2013/09/123-mulberry-street-outfit-giveaway.html
And another for a gold owl necklace from 2 Sisters Sew Crafty:
http://thedollwardrobe.blogspot.com/2013/09/2-sisters-sew-crafty-owl-necklace.html
One for a 123 Mulberry Street Outfit:
http://thedollwardrobe.blogspot.com/2013/09/123-mulberry-street-outfit-giveaway.html
And another for a gold owl necklace from 2 Sisters Sew Crafty:
http://thedollwardrobe.blogspot.com/2013/09/2-sisters-sew-crafty-owl-necklace.html
3 comments:
The review of Nicky Epstein's knitting book for 18" dolls made me want to see the book for myself. The review had so many pictures, I already know it is a beautiful book. Given Ms. Epstein's resume, it seems likely that the patterns are well-designed, but I wish the review had also described the knitting instructions. Were they well-written and easy to follow? Were they primarily for advanced knitters? Still, I am intrigued.
Yes - you can enter if you live in the UK. :-)
@Carol Raab-- Carol, I own Nikki Epstein's book.
Some patterns are more complicated than others, ranging from Intermediate to Advanced. It did not look to me like this was a book for absolute beginners, by the which I mean someone who just learned to knit and hasn't completed anything more complicated than a scarf. If, however, you've knit other things before like socks, hats, mittens, sweaters, etc, you should be fine.
The instructions are clearly written and make sense to me. I haven't tried to knit anything from it yet, (have to buy yarn) but I'm not running across any instructions I don't understand whenever I read the patterns.
Basically, as long as you can read and follow a knitting pattern, you will be fine with this book.
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