October Giveaway - Mini Christmas Tree Trims


The Christmas Tree Trims pattern is now for sale in my Etsy shop.
Leave a comment on my blog this weekend and be in with the chance to win a copy. Three winners will be chosen at random on Monday morning and the pattern emailed to them.
Good Luck!

Comments

The Foggy Knitter said…
hello! Love the tree trims :o)
Fri Oct 24, 12:08:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
These are adorable. I'm starting my marathon Christmas knitting and these would be perfect as tie on package decorations that they can then use on the tree!
Fri Oct 24, 12:23:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
just love the tree decorations, over here in France I find it so difficult to get patterns I can read so rely on the internet so much, and your patterns are wonderful, as is your etsy shop!
Fri Oct 24, 12:34:00 PM 2008
Lisa (JeepGirl) said…
Oh my - these are just too adorable!!! Perfect adornments for a knitter's tree!!!
Fri Oct 24, 12:41:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
Oohh, these are just lovely! My family is getting all knitted Christmaspresents this year from me and these would be the icing on the cake :D
Fri Oct 24, 12:53:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
very cute. i can feel my yarn scraps shrinking "as we speak"!
Fri Oct 24, 01:20:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
I really like the the trims and agree with the other poster that they would look good on presents too.my ravelry name is sparky136
Fri Oct 24, 08:21:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
These are the cutest things ever! I'm making some knitted ornaments this year - yours are so inspiring
Sat Oct 25, 10:14:00 AM 2008
MissCreKnits said…
Oh those are adorable. Perfect for my December project. October was Pumpkins, November will be fallen leaves and I was wondering what to do for December - I now have an idea. Take care
Sat Oct 25, 11:11:00 AM 2008
K said…
So Cute! And this is my year for "Little knits" to add to presents! :D
Sat Oct 25, 02:28:00 PM 2008
dustinac said…
Very cute tree trims! I gotta get busy on my Christmas knits : )
Sat Oct 25, 03:06:00 PM 2008
Anonymous said…
Love your mini collection! They would also be perfect for gift accents. I even think kids would enjoy them as toys too! Perfect for imaginary play...

rav-sdpanther
Sat Oct 25, 03:46:00 PM 2008
Lynn said…
Awesome ornaments!

CLPP65 AT gmail Dot com
Sat Oct 25, 03:49:00 PM 2008
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