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Category : Fiber Arts

I picked up a couple of crochet hooks while shopping the other day and decided to give them away as an extra prize for the Secret of the Stole, KAL. A tiny crochet hook is used to place beads within your knitted piece as you are knitting it. There is a great tutorial here for how this is done. Since many of the participants in this KAL have never done this technique before I thought I would continue my habit of enabling and put a couple of these hooks up for grabs. If you are a participant in the KAL and need a hook for your beading of this piece just leave me a comment on this post and I will have the DH choose two lucky winners tomorrow, September 13, 2007. You have until 5pm US central time tomorrow. Pithy, loquacious, and implorable comments are all welcome.

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I am really enjoying the process of this KAL. It is my first time laceknitting and so far has been a wonderful experience. You are a great listmom.

I am so looking fwd to knitting this stole but the only thing that worries me is adding the beads , so all the help that you have provided is gratefuly appreciated as would a crochet hook ;-)

Very generous of you :D I’m still in the process of selecting yarn and beads – haven’t even gotten around to getting myself a crochet hook yet!

Oct 5th can’t come soon enough!!!!!!!

I was considering not using beads (I bought them anyway, of course- so pretty and shiny…) but I figured that the point here is to try something new, so I’m going all the way with it. Of course, this is assuming that I can ever pick up my yarn from the post office…
Thanks for a great group (and a lovely giveaway)!

Love the blog! I can’t wait to get started on the secret stole kal! This will be my first lace project as well as my first bead project! I am going to choose my lace this weekend at the fiber arts fair!

Well, I’ve used the fuzzy dental floss technique, which works pretty well, actually. But I think I’d like to become a hooker… ~ : )
(54 isn’t too old, is it???) Kaykaren

First time beader – second time lace weight lace knitter – will have to buy beads and a hook – love the look of the KAL!