Knitting with rainbow wool is really rather delicious. Watching the colours emerge and become. And I particularly love Indigo Inspirations' hand painted rainbow wool. It is lovely and soft to work with and the colours are divine.
I've used many Indigo Inspirations' craft materials and am always tempted to get more! It's also great to support small business ~ and Indigo Inspirations is a small business ~ with Jo Hodges as owner, operator and entire staff!
Jo is based in beautiful Mullumbimby in Northern New South Wales, Australia. She is happily living in an old farm house and spends most of her time painting wool and felt on her veranda {sounds rather blissful to me!}
You can be tempted by Jo's craft materials on Etsy or connect via Indigo Inspirations online, Facebook and Instagram.
And now I'm excited to give you a chance to try this gorgeous wool for yourself!
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For your chance to win 100gms of 16 ply....
...tell me what you would be inspired to create with the rainbow wool!
Comments close at 8pm AEST on 22 September 2014
I will choose my favourite answer and announce the winner in this post on 25 September.
Remember to leave a way for me to get in touch!
And the winner is Binny C who said 'My eldest boy who's 6 and very keen on octopus knitting would love to use such colourful wool! I showed him your blog post and his face beamed at the beautiful wool. I've been thinking of trying wool from Indigo inspirations for a while so this would be great to win'
And the winner is Binny C who said 'My eldest boy who's 6 and very keen on octopus knitting would love to use such colourful wool! I showed him your blog post and his face beamed at the beautiful wool. I've been thinking of trying wool from Indigo inspirations for a while so this would be great to win'
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Good luck,
Kelly
Ohhh what to make....some little gnome hats for my little gnome lovers xx
ReplyDeleteOh this is absolutely GORGEOUS! I actually don't know how to knit but would ask my mum to help me as she is amazing and a great teacher. I think I'd attempt to make some cute little booties for my new baby due in November.
ReplyDeleteThat rainbow wool is absolutely divine! I would love to do some stitching and threading on hessian squares with my four year old daughter. Thanks for a great giveaway. :)
ReplyDeleteI've just learnt how to crochet & would love to use this gorgous wool in my next creation :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wool!! I'd love to make a beanie for my daughter with a great big pom pom :)
ReplyDeleteI am currently learning how to crochet and would love to make a rainbow blanket for my 2 year olds waldorf doll
ReplyDeleteI would love to gift this to my son and teach him finger knitting or knitting with sticks if he's ready. This rainbow yarn is so delightful! I have spied some Christmas presents from Indigo Inspirations...
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would want a sweater out of that. Or anything really. So beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteA rainbow pom pom garland for my daughters bedroom <3
ReplyDeleteI would love to make my daughter some hand knitted leggings for her birthday! Such beautiful yarn!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I was actually eyeing off your unicorn again today and thinking that I really really should learn to knit! SOOOO I I''d be fully inspired to knit myself a unicorn or other small toy (I've seen a cute monkey!) :)
ReplyDeleteI think this yarn would be just what I need to inspire my young son to learn to finger knit. I see lots of bookmark gifts in his future :)
ReplyDeleteOh my, we love rainbows here and this yarn is just beautiful! Would love to make my little one either a gnome hat or pair of mittens.
ReplyDeleteI once knitted my daughter a dressing gown, it grew a foot when she first put it on! She has now presented me with a grandson, who I would Love to try again and knit a beanie for him.
ReplyDeleteHi thanks australian mama! from a kiwi mama I think this is beautiful yarn! I would like to brag how my knotting skills being from a sheep friend country are, but alas Im mediocre I know for sure I can knit a marble or treasures puch and with it being cooler weather this would serve us well in fall! thank you!
ReplyDeleteknitting not knotting and pouch nut puch! spell check not much ;)
DeleteAs simple as it may sound, I would crochet myself a nice hat because I can never find one that fits properly. Then, no matter what I am doing - feeding the pigs or on the grocery - I will look as pretty as spring.
ReplyDeleteoh so lovely!
ReplyDeleteMy little one has a new circular weaving frame, so would love to teach her some weaving using this gorgeous yarn.
Beautiful wool - I have 2 scarves on order for my girls' Waldorf dolls, so would like to have those done by next Winter!
ReplyDeleteJo's yarns are gorgeous. I would love to knit an elf hat for my littlest.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I think it would be perfect for some springtime weaving craft!
ReplyDeleteKnee socks would look so awesome!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I am just starting to knit, but I would love, love to make leggings with two pom-poms hanging on a side - my rainbow girl would adore it!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful - but of course I love rainbows. I would give this to my middle one who is desperate to learn 'needle knitting'.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this yarn is simply stunning!! I would love to knit a bag with it. To hold my knitting project, safely out of reach for my cat Charlotte :) She looooves wool and is always trying to steal the ball I'm knitting with. Yes, a beautiful rainbow bag is on my wishlist :D
ReplyDeletei am just learning to knit with my daughters. so, in light of that, a scarf would probably be knitted with that beautiful rainbow yarn!
ReplyDeleteMaybe a cute hat for my friend!
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