Enter Our Daily Quotes Contest!
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Time for a fun challenge!
We’re hosting a contest for everyone to write a quote every day for 7 days. They can be witty, deep, funny, frightening, and even made up. The choice is yours. For each day that you submit a quote in the discussion below, you'll gain an entry to win one of seven Lamy Safari fountain pens!
HOW TO ENTER
1. Handwrite a quote.
2. Take a picture of your quote and the pen you used to write it with, whatever pen that may be.
3. Upload your image in the discussion below.
4. Every day you submit a quote, you gain an entry in the contest (maximum of one per day, seven total).
Note: We want this to be as open as possible, so there are only a couple of rules. Make sure to use quotation marks, and if you use someone else’s quote, state who it belongs to. Quotes can also be made up! Your quote should look something like this:
“This quote is missing something.”
– John Smith
THE WINNERS
The winners will be randomly selected at the...
Sep 22, 2017
The kits are clearly geared towards beginners. Not that I think a beginning knitter should buy them--they're problematic for a host of reasons. Especially the ones that include needles. First, I don't know many people that enjoy using straight needles. Second, what are the odds of a beginner getting gauge on the provided needles? Most beginners (and a lot of experienced knitters too) I know think swatching is some form of torture. So, I predict lots of FOs that don't fit.
I would just like to see some drops that include high-quality yarns. Let me decide what to knit. Let me decide what tools to use.
What do you think?