Knitted jewelry has been such a hot knitting trend this season, we've decided to host a giveaway featuring them. Leading this trend with fashion forward with easy to knit beaded jewelry kits is designer, Laura Nelkin. You can browse our complete line of Jewelry Knitting Kits here.
So here's the details on the giveaway!
We are giving away 4 Nelkin Designs Mudra Necklace Beaded Knitting Kits (as shown above). Four winners will be chosen at random, one from each of the ways to enter below. That gives you 4 chances of winning. Winners will be selected and announced here on our blog next Friday, October 12, 2012.
There are 4 ways to enter - you can choose any or all ways to enter!
- Comment on this blog post by telling us... If you've had a chance to knit jewelry and what you like about it. Have a favorite project, mention it! Don't forget to leave your name.
- Follow our blog - click follow our blog (or in the right column, click the join this site just above the photos of other followers).
- Like us on Facebook - click to like us on Facebook. Head over to our Facebook page and click on the Like Button.
- Sign up for our Newsletter - click to sign up for our Newsletter.
This giveaway is now closed. Click here to view the winners
I have never knit jewelry before. I have never really thought of it. It looks interesting and I would love to try it.
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ReplyDeleteI have only done a bracelet, but would love to do more. I am a fan on fb and get your emails, love your products and esp you service.
ReplyDeleteI have knitted quite a few pair of the Bijouterie earrings from Knitty.com I have also knitted some leaf shaped ones found on Ravelry. LOVE knitting jewelry.
ReplyDeleteI already follow you on facebook, but now I follow you and receive your newsletter. Kinda sounds like I am stalking you ;) I haven't knitted jewelry before and would love to try it.
ReplyDeleteI love jewelry & I love to knit! I really like the idea of knit jewelry because of the natural look it has. - Amber Price
ReplyDeleteI have knitted i-cord necklaces and crocheted ladder yarn necklaces - would love to try knitting with beads
ReplyDeleteI signed up for the newsletter and already liked you on facebook. Just followed this blog and I have never knit jewelry yet other than icords for necklaces.
ReplyDeleteI have never knitted jewelry before, I was just showing by daughter the kits the other day and told her I would love to try this someday!
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I am a member already and liked you on Facebook also. This is a cute necklace. I just made a new ruffle necklace out of a new yarn. Very fast to make too. Jewelry is a quick satisfaction knit.
ReplyDeleteI haven't made any knitted jewelry yet, but I would love to.
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ReplyDeleteAt this time I haven't knitted any jewelry. Although, I don't wear much jewelry, I often thought of creating and making some pieces.
ReplyDeleteI love knitting jewelry with Habu textile's silk+stainless steel!
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ReplyDeleteI crochet jewelry items often but have never knit them - can't wait to try Laura's patterns!
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I knitted one bracelet, but would love to try more! I am a fan on Facebook, I follow the bog, and I get the newsletter also.
ReplyDeleteI'm only a fair knitter, but I made a cuff Braclet about a year ago for my sister and she loved it, you can't go wrong with home made gifts.
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ReplyDeleteI have never knit jewelry before. I have wanted to try it though. I saw somewhere where you can knit earings with really thin wire. Also, I am following your blog, and I signed up for your newsletter. I am not on Facebook.
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ReplyDeleteI do not knit jewelry, but I think it's beautiful!
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I knit the Butin necklace for my mom's birthday present. I loved it! Now I need a knitted one for myself!
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I also knitted the Butin necklace and found it to be a delightful change in knitting. I like variety in knitting and this fills the bill. I hope to be able to do more knitted jewelry and perhaps even try my own hand at designs.
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DeleteI would love to try to knit necklaces and bracelets because I have never tried to before. :)
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ReplyDeleteI've never knit jewelry before, but I wouldn't mind giving it a try!
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ReplyDeleteI already do all of the other things, so hope that means I am already entered...I have not knit any jewelry yet, but can not wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to try knitting jewelry but have been too intimidated. I would love to wear this necklace and become inspired to try something new! It is absolutely breath taking.
ReplyDeleteI have the Mudra bracelet knitting kit, but haven't started it yet - it would be awesome to win a kit for the matching necklace!
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ReplyDeleteI get your newsletter and I LOVE seeing all the featured yarns and patterns!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love knitting jewelry. I use lace-weight silk and knit i-cords. With the completed i-cords, I make Celtic knots for necklaces and bracelets. For other necklaces, I cut the handles from orphaned vintage silver spoon and fork handles and bend them to form a bail for a pendant. I then hang these from i-cord to make necklaces. These are really popular at arts/crafts shows.
ReplyDeleteI love to knit and starting to knit the Tiffany beaded necklace in blue. I would love to knit this one since it is perfect for fall. I like that I can now create my own jewelry using my skills in knitting.
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DeleteThis necklaces is so lovely - I've made simple I-cord necklaces and bracelets. Think it's time I branched out, don't you?
ReplyDeleteKnitting jewelry is very pretty. My mil makes beauties and give them to all daughters and dil for Christmas. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteI have never knit jewelry before, but I just saved a very cute braided necklace on Ravelry that I'm going to make as a gift. Also, I've been thinking of knitting a lanyard to hold my thread cutter and needle case, and stringing them on as if they were beads, but I haven't found a pattern yet!
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