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The winner of our most recent contest has been chosen!

Congratulations to commenter #8 – Chelsea! I will e-mail you sometime today to get your address and your prize will be mailed between Monday and Wednesday of next week.

Thank you to everyone who left a comment!

It’s the last day to enter the contest! It closes at noon. Good luck!

The Shop has been updated with 15 skeins of Sonnet Sport and 6 skeins of Beat Sock! Thanks for looking!

Also, don’t forget about the Contest!

Penguin Dust (new colorway in Beat Sock and Sonnet Sport)
Conversation Hearts, Chrysalis
I Bite, Cantaloupe
Time of Fire, She’s Got Style (new colorway)
Calliope, Waltzing Matilda
Rose-Lipt Maiden, My Squishy (new colorway)
Jungle, I am the Grass
Midnight Iris, Fireflies in the Garden
Crap Candy, Mermaid
Nevermore, Ancient Rivers

I think PDY is due for a contest, what do you think?

Leave a comment to this post and the random number generator will draw one lucky winner. That’s it, easy, right?! Comments will close at noon (EST) on Friday, May 8th and a winner will be picked that night. The prize?

A skein of Free Verse Sock in Perfect Day
a set of pink jasper stitch markers
a Edna St. Vincent Millay keychain from April Dead Poets Sock Club swag, and
the book Knitting Sock with Handpainted Yarns

Good Luck and Thanks for stopping by!

Hey guys! Thought I’d share the yarn I recently did for a local (well, up in Perrysburg) yarn shops sock club.

For Yarn Cravin’ I dyed up some Ode to the Sea Sock in a colorway called Turk’s Cap Lily because the TCL is a native flower of Northwest Ohio. My inspiration came from this photo.

And these are the socks I knit up with the test skein (love)-

First pkg for PDY’s Dead Poets Sock Club. The featured poet was revealed to be Edna St. Vincent Millay.

The yarn is named after the poet and inspired by her and her poem First Fig-

My candle burns at both ends;
It will not last the night;
But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends—
It gives a lovely light!