Hello, beautiful soul!
Here is our July 2026 yarn giveaway! ❤️
I hope you enjoy this month’s hand-dyed yarn giveaway, and if you want to go ahead and get entered, check out the instructions below. ↓
TO ENTER, click here.
Also comment below, and let me know… Are you a knitter, a crocheter, or both? Let me know in the comments below!
NOTES:
• You will also receive a $10 voucher to our shop just for entering!
• Last month’s giveaway winner is Jacqueline Yang – Congrats!
• Worldwide entries welcome.
• Winner will be chosen at random in early August and announced in the next giveaway.
• You must still be subscribed to our email list at the end of the month to be eligible to win.
• Yarns included in this giveaway: 18 Creative Fingering, 9 Starlight Fingering, 9 Crema Worsted, 9 Crushed Cashmere Lace, 9 Luster Worsted, and 8 CashSilk Sock.
I hope you enjoy this month’s giveaway!
Remember to soak up THIS day! Know you are held and loved and guided!
❤️❤️❤️
~Chandi















What beautiful colors!! I have been a knitter for 25 years. My Australian Nan taught me how. She could also crochet and taught her other grands to “crocher” Lately I have been watching granny square tutorials to help fall asleep. Maybe one day I will actually try one!
I enjoyed looking at all the beautiful colors as they are absolutely gorgeous. I have been a crocheter for over 30 years and I have recently started to knit by watching you tube videos and so far so good, I have only knitted a few small items but I enjoy it so far.
Oh so pretty! I love the more muted shades, and I can see soooo many wonderful crochet projects in my future should I win this! I have yet to try the Creative Fingering and the Crushed Cashmere yarns.
Mainly a knitter, though I do crochet/tunisian crochet now and again
Another bundle of stunning colours! I’m a knitter and can see lots of different projects within those skeins
I’ve been crocheting for most of my life, having knitted only one item in my late teens. Then I discovered EFA about three years ago (thanks, bag-o-day/Crystal). Now I’m closer to 50:50, though still much better and faster at crocheting.
Lovely. I am a knitter and I love having your yarn on my needles!
The colors are gorgeous! I’m a crocheter, but I’m also currently learning to knit!
Hi Chandi!
I’ve loved (and purchased) your yarns for years. They are always gorgeous. Would love to knit with these!!
Hugs
Pam
I have a few sweaters in mind that I would love to make up in these gorgeous yarns. I would also be obliged to pay it forward and make shawls/hats/socks to gift family and friends.
I am both a knitter and a crocheter.. My grandma taught me to knit, my mom to crochet.. left both on the side for quite a long time for other (many) crafts, and now I am mainly knitting. Love both though, very much!
I knit and crochet, I like to alternate so I don’t forget any skills, love learning new techniques. Great colour selection. Best of luck to everyone.
I’m a crocheter, spinner, and weaver. Lovely yarn 🥰
I’m both a knitter and crocheter. I also quilt. I love the aqua color this month, and I would grab that first and finally make myself a sweater. Thank you Chandi, for blessing someone every month.
Lovely colors this month…reminds me of the beach. I’ve been knitting and crocheting for over 60 years. Happy 4th of July to you and your wonderful staff!
Beautiful colors! I am a crocheter, learned years ago, and starting to venture into garments. Would use one of the shades of blues first to make a sweater/ shirt.
Both! I enjoy crocheting more but like knitted items more!
I love your fingerling and lace weight yarns so I think I would start there. I enjoy both knitting and crocheting …. so it all comes down to pattern and yarn. So many choices!!!!
I am a crocheter but I have done a very tiny amount of knitting.
I’m a crocheter, but I’d like to eventually get better at knitting.
Beautiful colors! I’m a knitter. I am knitting right now the Pranayama shawl with Melody Dora hues
I crotchet, just can’t get the hand of knitting. That teal aqua would be a joy to make a sweater with!
The beautiful gold
Mostly a knitter.
I’m a crocheter. I’ve tried teaching myself to knit but it has never stuck.
I mainly knit but I do make crochet baby gifts occasionally.
Both
I’m a “both-and” kind of person. I crochet, I Tunisian crochet, I knit, I embroider, I macrame, I create costumes…. ALL the fiber arts! I love blues and aquas and periwinkles… and I love the complementary and additive golds and tans and sands in this collection. SO many possibilities!
I do both, Knit and Crochet. But I consider myself a crocheter that knits bc for some reason I am so slow at knitting. I love knitting but because I crochet faster I crochet more often, if that makes sense. Thanks for the giveaway, always so generous of you!
Beautiful colors. I mainly crochet but have been learning to knit. I love all the colors and can see shawls and small blankets with them! Thank you, I love your yarn.
First of all…I love that Tim is holding all this yarny goodness!!! I’m a knitter and a crocheter and love them both so much!!
I love to knit and crochet!
Crocheter for now. I just have too many projects to crochet!
I do both, although I’ve been knitting for longer so I usually knit. I love these teals and blues! And my daughter would love the browns and gold!
Im both! I first started knitting and did that for many years before picking up the hook.
Oh those are so beautiful…. I’ve crocheted for 55 years, never gotten to use such luxuriousness yarn
The colors are lovely as always. I see a great neutral cardigan and a shawl to start with this beautiful supply of yarns.
I taught myself to crochet when I was a young girl and have been at it ever since. My mother was an expert knitter and tried so hard to teach me her craft but I am left-handed and never got the hang of it. So in her memory, I am determined to try it again and this time succeed! Love this selection of colors!
My grandma taught me (and my husband) how to crochet. Now that I am comfortable as a crocheter, I have been learning to knit. I love the idea of combining both techniques into a single item.
Crochet all the way!
I can knit flat basic stitches. Trying to do both!
OMG, I ❤️ all of these. I would definitely share with friends, but that Caledonia Blue would give me happy feet and would be on my needles in a flash!
I’m both a knitter and crocheter. I learned a very long time ago sitting next to my grandmother and mother watching carefully every stitch. I am new to your yarn and look forward to creating something spectacular!
I do both, but mostly knitting.
Beautiful yarn. I do both, knitting for 5 years and crochet for 3. I learned knitting from my grandma and was inspired to learn crochet from your videos.
Both
I love to crochet
But your knitting project (pattern) is so beautiful and I want to make all
Bonjour ces couleurs me font penser au sable chaud et à la mer. Je suis tricoteuse et crocheteuse et couturiere.
multipass Ah ah
I adore blue, so I would definitely crochet something with those colors first. So many fun blends to try!
I am a crocheter, but I am trying to teach myself how to knit. I was ble to knit the Anukat shawl….it took me forever, but I was able to do it. I just love yarn
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Another beautiful yarn giveaway! I know how to crochet and knit, but I would call myself primarily a knitter! Self-taught, I should say YouTube taught, in 2020. One of the good things that came out of that stressful time!
I do both! My 5th grade teacher taught my whole class how to knit and then I taught myself how to crochet! I like crochet more though haha. Love all the colors this month <3
I am a knitter.
Beautiful yarns chandi. I’m both a knitter and crocheter. I learned to knit from my grandmother when I was 11 then learned to crochet in jr. high. Love them both but honestly I’ve been crocheting more lately. I love your gorgeous yarns.
Both! 🩷 Crochet first, since a high school band trip – by best friend was making a scarf and she taught me and we worked on it together. Then a knitter, since my third (of 9!) pregnancy. I just wanted to wrap that baby in all the lacy knits and little woven baskets!
Proudly both! I tried both as a kid—didn’t take. Tried crochet again in my late 20s—didn’t take. Finally got my stepmom to teach me in my mid-40s, and that did the trick. She taught me how to choose a hook, how to read a pattern, how to choose yarn—all of it. But there was “no way I could ever knit,” I told myself. Enter Lampy, a Janica York Carter pattern using Expression Fiber Arts Luster Sport yarn. “Beautiful,” I thought. “Too bad it’s knitted.” But it was soooooo pretty, and Chandi had a video showing how to make it. I bought the yarn, I bought some needles, started the project. It took a LOT of time to “get it,” but eventually I was able to finish it—and more! So now I am craftbidextrous!
I am mostly a knitter, but I do crochet occasionally