Blog Giveaway! - Fairy Godmother

She's finished. Yippe!! Pattern for sale now in Etsy

However, for this weekend I am giving away three patterns for free. Leave a post on the blog before Monday morning. Three will be picked at random and the pattern will be emailed to them.

Good Luck!




Comments

Alucinari said…
She is adorable
<333
Wed Sep 24, 09:16:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
A fairy godmother made from yarn,
will surely keep you safe from harm.
Of spells and magic she is fond,
just see her wave her scarlet wand.
A gentle smile, a neat hair-do,
and wings so she can fly to you.

Cute pattern! Saw it on Rav :-D
Wed Sep 24, 09:19:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
Cute pattern!

larndt on Rav
Wed Sep 24, 09:28:00 PM 2008
The Knit Wits. said…
I have searched high and low for any grandmother like fairies, I have a collection of all the Disney Fairies (I am a pin collector) and when I saw this I almost fell out of my chair. She is FANTASTIC!!!! Kudos!!!!
Wed Sep 24, 09:41:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
Oh she's just a doll! You're so very talented!
Wed Sep 24, 09:48:00 PM 2008
Sarah said…
Wow, that's adorable. Wouldn't it be cute to add a little pouch to be left when the tooth fairy visits?!
Wed Sep 24, 09:52:00 PM 2008
Gavi said…
SHe will be perfect to watch over my DD. We all need a fairy godmother to watch over us.
Wed Sep 24, 09:54:00 PM 2008
Serenity said…
my daughter would love her. Great job
Wed Sep 24, 09:56:00 PM 2008
Bionic Laura said…
She's very cute. Saw the pattern on ravelry. I'm sure she grants wishes and will put a little bit of magic into anyones life.
Wed Sep 24, 09:58:00 PM 2008
Katrina said…
This is FANTASTIC! (Thanks for letting us know on Ravelry!)
Wed Sep 24, 09:59:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
Every knitter needs a fairy godmother! Lovely - great job!
Wed Sep 24, 10:26:00 PM 2008
sheepish1 said…
wow I am on the thread on Ravelry...for press releases...thank you for posting there...your work is so adorable...love this pattern...keep designing can't wait to see what you come up with next...a new fan!
Wed Sep 24, 10:35:00 PM 2008
Exiledmuse said…
=D Your fairy godmother is so cute. It reminds me of a Cinderella, before and after, doll I saw in a pattern book. Makes me want to knit it now.
Wed Sep 24, 11:16:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
I love the fairy godmother she looks so sweet. You did a fantastic job.
Thu Sep 25, 07:11:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
She is great and would look lovely on the top of a christmas tree!!! I also love the poem left by funkypixie - she probably deserves a prize for that alone!!!

Great work Miss Aine!
Sat Sep 27, 12:03:00 AM 2008
Anonymous said…
very cute and adorable...we all need a fairy godmother, especially if she is the "yarn fairy godmother"
Sat Sep 27, 08:15:00 AM 2008
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