Introducing Purl Soho’s Super Soft Merino!
We are so grateful to end this harrowing week with the happiest announcement we’ve had in a long time. Today Purl Soho launches our very own collection of yarn, starting with our super scrumptious Super Soft Merino!
A thick cloud of 100% Peruvian merino, Super Soft Merino is the dreamiest, cuddliest, toastiest yarn you can imagine. This loosely spun single ply knits up at a cozy 3 stitches to the inch, perfect for winter chills and quick gifts!
As readers of the Purl Bee know, our love for yarn is followed closely by our love for color! Creating a signature palette for our Super Soft Merino was unbelievably fun, like picking a bouquet of garden-fresh flowers. Our beautiful rainbow includes a dozen of our very favorite colors: Super Pink, Red Zinnia, Clementine Orange, Yellow Yellow, Extra Green, Desert Sky, Peacock Blue, Timeless Navy, Oyster Gray, Toasted Charcoal, Soft Black and Heirloom White.
Each skein is an ample 87 yards long. Want to start with a scarf? Just two skeins knit up into a beautifully classic scarf, or try three skeins for a luxuriously generous neck wrapper!
We have lots of Purl Bee patterns in the works, but we also can’t wait to see what you, our ingenious readers, create with Super Soft Merino. Big, cozy sweaters, sweeping wraps, dramatic cowls, cushiony baby blankets, sophisticated lap throws, and fabulous hats; monotone, stripes, ombre, fair isle, colorblocking, the possibilities are endless!
To celebrate this exciting venture and to get you super inspired, we’re having a…
Super Soft Merino Giveaway!
HOW: To enter leave a comment on this post telling us what you’re inspired to make with Super Soft Merino. Be sure to enter your email address in the email field on the comment submission form so we can contact you if you win. (Don’t worry; we never publish or share email addresses!)
WHEN: Leave your comment by 6pm est, Tuesday, November 6th 2012. The winners will then be chosen at random.
WHAT: One lucky winner will receive 10 skeins of Super Soft Merino and a second winner will receive 3 skeins. The winners will get to choose whatever color (or colors!) they want!
A big colorful pile of Super Soft Merino is our dream come true. Give it a try; you’ll know what we mean! Ready to check it out? Browse our whole collection of Super Soft Merino right here and get inspired!
UPDATE on 09/11/2012 by Purl Bee
We have two winners! Our first place winner is Lauren who plans to make “a big cushy cowl out of that light blue” (sounds beautiful to us!), and our second place winner is Valgerdur, all the way from Sweden! She has lots of plans for Super Soft Merino: “a warm winter sweater for my little boy, cowls for my sisters for Christmas or even a baby blanket for a friend´s unborn child.” We’re so happy for both Lauren and Valgerdur, and we thank all of our wonderful readers for commenting and sharing your enthusiasm! – Whitney
Looking for more inspiration? Explore all of our free knitting patterns and knitting tutorials, buy one of our many knitting kits and yarn bundles, and shop for beautiful yarn. We have over 35 gorgeous natural fiber yarns in 100’s of magnificent colors, designed to bring integrity, beauty, and joy to your next knitting project and only available at Purl Soho!
I would make soft, squishy cowls and hats. The colors are beautiful and would provide a great pop of color against the gloomy grays of winter. Hoping I win!!!
Love the yarn! Such pretty colors…I'm inspired to knit up some wrist warmers and scarves!
Hello, this yarn is very beautiful, looks warm and soft. I think I'd make a hat or a scarf with it.
I'd love to make a colourful striped sweater or a bright, soft cowl.
What fantastic colours! I can just see a super soft cowl for myself in a bright colour to chase away the grey winter days, or perhaps even a lovely jumper for my little grand-daughter, or … the choice is endless!
Ooooh!! I would love to have a throw blanket with those bright colors!
I have a granddaughter and a new grandson. I can hardly wait to use the new Super Soft Merino on some of the hat and sweater projects I've been planning for them. The color selection is pure eye candy!
wow…what fantastic colours to brighten up my day! I would love to either make a cuddly rainbow blanket or a series of cowls & hats & mittens for myself & my family for Christmas gifts 🙂 Thanks for sharing this prize! x
I'm envisioning beautiful, soft houndstooth scarves with a cream background and vibrant blue, orange and classic gray, black as contrasts! This batch of yarn has wonderful colors and texture!
I would make big beautiful cowls and hats for Christmas gifts! This new merino sounds so wonderful… can't wait to try it out!
This soft lovely yarn deserves to be worn next to the skin so I'm seeing some gorgeous cowls and snuggly hats. Beautiful color palette!
I think I'd try your Brioche Cowl!
Soft chunky yarn in beautiful bright colors with the weather we've been having? Definitely a gigantic cowl!
Congrats on your new yarn! I know exactly what I would knit first – a warm sweater for my 5 year old. He has been asking since I made one for his little brother. And thankfully he doesn't share his mother's timidness with colors – I wonder which one he will pick.
a sweet chunky baby sweater. and probably matching booties.
I would love to make bright blanket throw for my baby boy's room….adore the colors!
I want to make everything! But Im thinking I would start with some chunky colorful striped socks for the coming cold North winter. Then maybe a loose knit sweater and… Im just too excited! The possibilities are endless!
There is a special little one in our lives. I have been trying to figure out what kind of blanket for this little one. We watched his daddy grow up, he is our son's best friend since they were born. Daddy likes to hunt, being outdoors, & everything to do with science. Mom is not your traditional women of today, either. As my son says, no traditional blanket for this special little one. I have been researching & tossing around the design for a Hudson Bay Point blanket. This would be the perfect yarn for it!
Amazing colors! I would like to knit a colorful snood for coming winter.
Oh, my! Such amazing colors! Love the neon ones and grey! I'd definitely make a sweater with lots of scrumptious allover texture!
Mittens. This yarn looks perfect for lots of crazy bright mittens.
Well…..I would love to use this yarn for a big cozy cowl. You would feel like your neck was enveloped by a cloud! But true decadence would be to make a cozy, boxy sweater – a sophisticated sweatshirt. Wouldn't the bright pink cheer you up on a dark February day?!
Gorgeous! A neck wrapper with this lovely stuff would be like a big hug around the neck! Congratulations!!!!
I'd knit a big herringbone cowl, such lovely bright colours!
Ooooh, I would knit up a cozy rainbow throw for storytime cuddles on the couch! What amazingly beautiful colors!
Absolutely gorgeous! I think I would knit a sweet shortsleeved dress for my almost 6-year-old daughter.
I have been knitting lots of chunky cowls for Christmas gifts and this yarn would be perfect. Those colors are awesome! You can just tell how soft it would feel around your neck. And maybe I need to add some mittens to my gift giving list!
Oh, your new yarn looks wonderful. Great colours!
I think I would like to make a poncho or maybe a cowl like the one in your previous post…
I want to make some mitten with them! I totally need one. 🙂
I lost my 18-month old daughter's winter hat this week–tragic! So I will need to make a replacement. Looks like you have some good pinks in this yarn!
Oh, they look so soft! I would make cuddly, toasty sweaters for my two kiddos (and maybe a cowl for me!).
I would make some lovely, squishable scarves and cowls like the ones selling like crazy in all the shops this season! xx
My grandmother passed away last year and all the female kids and grandchildren wore one of her wool sweaters to her funeral. Seeing all her beautiful sweaters together like that inspired me to want to make at least one amazing and intricate sweater to wear. That is what I would do with this wool!
Sweaters for my best friend's babys! Oh my, this would make them and their mamma so happy 🙂
Colorful hats for all my friends! I love this yarn and cannot wait to try it!
Oh my! What a great giveaway!!! I would love to make a luxurious knitted blanket with this yarn. It would look so nice in the house we're closing on in a few days! 🙂
How beautiful! I'm wanting a shawl for starters! thanks for the opportunity, k
My boyfriend bought a pillow covered with an alpaca pelt at Rhinebeck this year but the back is rather sad in beige transparent cheap cotton. I would definitely knit him a simple cabled square to cover the back so that the front and back would be soft as heaven!
I would love to make some soft and beautiful hats with this gorgeous new yarn, for my kids, grandkids and myself. Love these bold colors! Rachel
I'd make your lovely ribbed cowl and use this instead of Blue Sky Alpaca Suri Merino. Yours looks so soft and the colours are gorgeous.
How exciting! I'd make a bandana cowl for sure.
I'm in the hole for all the friends and family I owe scarves, hats and wristwarmes for, so that's what I would do! Christmas is coming!
The yarn and colors are amazing! I would knit a throw for my living room to snuggle on those cold winter nights.
I would make cowls: for my girl and for me. Lovely colors!
Those colors are just beautiful! I would love to knit up a roomy color block sweater, maybe in a sunny gray-yellow combo? The colors really are inspiring.
I was relieved to see a posting from you today, I was wondering how you all fared with the terrible weather events.
Congratulations on your wonderful new yarn. I love merino wool and Peacock Blue would make a lovely hat and warm mittens
This is screaming blanket to me. Stripes. Chevron stripes. It looks yummy and the colours are so BRIGHT :0)
Absolutely love the color palette and can just imagine the soft warmth this yarn would provide! I am thinking a sassy button flap hat using vintage coat buttons for all the girls on my Christmas list this year! What fun!!
I'm inspired to kick my Holiday knitting into high gear!! I'm thinking cowls, hats, and big comfy blankets!!
Oh I would LOVE to make a big cushy cowl out of that light blue…. your yarn looks amazingly soft! <3
cabled cowls and hats! the colors are gorgeous!
I think that I'd like 10 different colors to make a pretty rainbow project!
yum…Beautiful colors. I'd make a woven scarf with mine!
I would love to knit a super cushiony throw with this yarn. Thanks for the new product!
Oooooh, because it's cloudy, gray and rainy here in Portland most of the year, I'd knit some eye popping accessories. First off my needles would be a cowl in the desert blue for my sister, then the side slip cloche in clementine, a few intarsia hats for long winter walks in the woods…ahhh; it's endless.
Love both the neutrals (great greys) and the vibrant red, orange and pink. A long, plush scarf and mittens, or a cozy throw would be the first projects I'm inspired to start.
I'd probably make a cowl to go with my amazing new brushed wool plaid coat… and use the rest for baby things for my soon-to-be niece or nephew 🙂
Oh, Oh, Oh, it's beautiful!
Beautiful! I'd make cozy hats and cowls for my sisters.
I am SO inspired to spend the next two months knitting the umpteen hats and gloves I will make for my family and friends for Christmas! This super soft merino and the gorgeous colors look like a little bit of heaven!!
Those are so beautiful. For projects..I love how the ribbed cowl pattern you just posted turned out, I've made the bandana twice, now I want a big, chunky one!
Gorgeous!!! The colors are amazing. As a new knitter, I'd love to try some fingerless gloves and make a hat and scarf to match. Those greys are gorgeous!
A cozy infinity scarf would be lovely out of this delightful yarn!
The colors are amazing! Would make such a great baby blanket ,
Congratulations! This is really exciting! The colors are just gorgeous. I bet they are really soft, too. I have not yet tried to make a cowl, and I think that's what I feel inspired to make with this yarn. Can't wait to get my hands on some!
I would make a cozy blanket for my grandma or a squishy cowl for my mom! The colors are so bright and gorgeous!
I have been looking for just the right yarn to make an NYC-inspired blanket as a wedding present for friends that are starting their new married life not too far from your store. I can't think of a better choice!
What delicious colors! I am seeing lots of beautiful accessories to brighten up those cold winter days – hats, mitts, cowls, scarves, and of course slippers and chunky socks to keep toes warm . Thank you for making this available!
This seems like The Perfect Yarn for my baby boy, with his itchy eczema. I can finally make him sweaters, jackets and hats in the softest wool rather than cotton, with no itching!
I"d make a cowl. I want that softness close to my neck. Lovely colors!!!
This yarn looks soft and cuddly! I would make a cowl and a hat and maybe some chunky mitts.
I'd make the warmest, brightest cowl (and maybe matching mittens!) to go with my long black winter coat.
I'd love to maybe make my first sweater with the yarn! Or maybe, if I'm not quite that brave…a scarf or cowl. 🙂 One can never have too many of them.
What lovely colors! It makes me want to knit up a bunch of multi-colored hats for Christmas gifts, but I probably would knit a sweater (maybe the Baby Sophisticate) for our soon-to-be-born #3.
what a beautiful collection! this would look beautiful as a big loop scarf and hat set!
Gorgeous! This yarn screams big-cushy-cowl to me. Though since I'm expecting my first baby and those colours are all so springy and beautiful maybe something for baby would be in order. So many possibilities, congrats!
Oh… mittens would be wonderful…. but I also dream of slippers!
I'd make a "Winter Kit" containing: mittens, scarf, bonnet, leg warmers and bag to fit it all in!
I would make a welcome baby sack for a gal who lives in Grand Junction Colorado and is due to have Axel on Christmas Day. A great gift to bring him home in
Being that winter is right around the corner, I would love to knit up cozy matching cowls for my daughters and I. And with the gorgeous color palette you have, I'm thinking bright colorful strips!!
I have a pattern for a chunky throw – have had it for years and have always had the desire to make it, but never found the chunky yarn I liked until Now!
I'd love to make a super graphic rothko-esque shawl for my newly expecting friend. Something comforting and oh-so bright!
This yarn is so lucious-looking, I want to smoosh it with my hands!
This would be perfect for making the big cowl in a bright yellow to cheer up my drab gray winter coat.
I've been looking for the perfect yellow yarn for a new winter toque! And a peacock blue cowl or scarf with my green coat. I'm fighting the Canadian cold with happy colour this year!
Thorpe hats for the people!!! http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/thorpe
the super soft merino looks delicious, like candy! yum.
Beautiful colors. Scrumptious!
I'm trying to tackle a ve-ry ambitious project: knitting the cardigan Sienna Miller is wearing in 'The Edge of Love', without pattern, just from the pictures. For this I'm still looking for the perfect brightest yellow… It so happens the Yellow Yellow Super Soft Merino comes ve-ry close to my requirements!
That's what I would knit with my prize, thanks for the give-away!
I would definitely be making cowls, hats and warm socks. I love all the bright colours! They would do a great job cheering me up in the coming dark days.
Ooh, I'd make a big, warm and bright blanket with this gorgeousness!
Oh, what I could do with this gorgeous yarn! I've been wanting to make a gorgeous cowl, and this would be just the ticket to keep me warm and cozy! It's BEAUTIFUL!!!
Oh my!! Those colors! I would make a dreamy cabled pullover in a happy pinky shade. How exciting to have such a lovely addition to your shop!
I'm so glad you are all safe and sound and back to work.
This lovely yarn would be great combined with my new favorite book, Loop D Loop Lace. I love and adore Teva's clever knits. Fabulous new yarn with an amazing new book. Dream comes true.
For the past few winters, I have been eyeing Odd Molly's beautiful sweaters. But as a college student, they are out of my price range. I would love to knit a project inspired by these colorful designs. I could certainly accomplish this with Purl Soho's new line!
So lovely and squishy! I'd love to make an infinity scarf, striped with the pretty blues and a pop of red!
How exciting for you! The yarn looks GORGEOUS! I can't wait to get my hands on some. I do have a Purl gift card I've been saving. Hmmmm……
I think I would probably make baby gifts with such a beautiful yarn. It seems all my friends are expecting at the same time and my needles have been flying to make hats for them all!
I would love to knit/crochet lovely gifts for Christmas!!!!
Thank you, xxx Alessandra
Great Yarn! And such vibrant colors. I could imagine a throw out of it (maybe the granny stripe one in a different gauge), but also all kind of super-cozy items for neck, head and hands in these "brightening up Your day" colors.
my neice would love a new hat and scarf to wear to school. i'd love to make them out of such great yarn!
I would make a scarf or two. Beautiful yarn colors! Thanks for the chance to win!
I would knit a slew of brioche cowls and hats. This yarn is begging to be knit up into cozy, bright scarves with unexpected color pairings.
That green… THAT GREEN! I would have to make my darling girl a poncho with that green. Possibly with the pink in an icord edging. Love that green. I wish to knit wallpaper with that green!
This yarn looks amazing! I have a pattern for a beautiful cable knit baby sweater that I've been wanting to try but haven't found the right color. Problem solved! Thanks Purl!
Amazing colors! I would make a colorful cozy cowl and mittens. A super soft lap blanket, too!
It would be nice to play with the colours …a striped shawl…colour block scarf…gloves with different fingers and thumbs…slippers with embroidery ….endless possibilities with all that yarn…
🙂
ps glad to see you're safe…
Love, love, love the beautifully vibrant colors! I am inspired to make a big chunky cowl or a cozy sweater…something simple to show off such a beautiful yarn!
I am inspired to make a chunky toque or a sweater for my little girlie.
I am torn between thick yummy cowls and an oversized wrap for the chilly building where our homeschool coop meets.
The colours are so beautiful and the yarn looks extremely soft! I would make a capelet for a little girl with this supersoft merino!
Love these colors, I would make a scarf and hat with a nice fluffy pompom on the top!
Gorgeous! I would love to make an oversized sweater out of the orange. The colors are just fabulous! Thanks for the chance to win!
Wow- I love those greys and the icy blue! How wonderful for a family of cozy hats and mittens!
Glad that you all have power and made it through Sandy.
Ooh, looks to me like toque, cowl, scarf. Congrats on the new yarn!
Cowls or scarves for Christmas gifts and a snuggly throw for me!
So beautiful! I've been on a cowl kick (as have many others who've commented!). And warm hats. Yum.
I would love to use this beautiful and fluffy yarn to create baby gifts for my two girlfriends who are due in March. I'm thinking baby booties, hats and a cuddly blanket for the little peanuts! 🙂
I would finally make a winter hat for myself! I make so many hats for others, but I never seem to find the time to make one that matches my cool weather gear, and it's getter colder! Your super soft merino yarn in a nice bright color would make me happy! 🙂 Thank you!
I would make a cowl or shawl – something that I can wear close to take advantage of that super softness!
I love these colors! I think this yarn would be great to knit my first doggy sweater for my my little princess, Star.
I'd love to make a herringbone cowl in peacock blue, or toasted charcoal, or extra green, or timeless navy….
A comfy sweater for moi!
I would knit a big squishy hat.
Love these colours.
Can't wait to try them and to create lots of winter projects with it.
Bulky Winter cowls…and dreaming of walking into Purl Soho someday to see the inspiration we all get online.
My brother and sis-in-law are finally expecting a baby girl, after many hurdles. She is due in March and I would love to make her the chevron baby blanket from your site. This yarn would make the coziest blanket!!
I would make a wonderfully soft forever blanket to keep my 5 month old daughter warm and cozy this winter!
I would make soft, cozy scarves and hats in Toasted Charcoal with a stripe of Peacock Blue for my boys 6 and 3 years old.
With two little ones underfoot, my knitting is limited to small projects. At the moment, hats, cowls, and maybe some mittens are about my speed.
Perfect for knitting brightly colored hats and scarves for the holidays!
Beautiful colors! Want to make a Tunsian crochet throw….think it would be soft and warm for my 91 year old mom.
A twisty, cowly, snoody, scarfy creation would be perfect for this!
I would knit a big chunky sweater in bright colours like the hot pink. The wool looks so soft and comfy I don't think I would wear anything else the entire winter! Maybe 5 big chunky sweaters are necessary, why limit myself to just 1?
I would use it to make a striped sweater for my newly adopted little dog!
i'd make cowls and more cowls!
These look so soft and comfy! I'd love to try and knit a sweater with this yarn. That may be a bit ambitious for my skill level but I figure you've got to start somewhere.
So beautiful colours and great quality!! I'm going to be mom this December so it eill be great if I won beacuse I would love to make a soft baby blanket for my little girl, and a pair of newborn booties will be great too 😀
Thanks you so much for this chance to win. I will keep my fingers crossed
It looks so soft! I'm tempted to make a slip stitch cowl with the red zinnia and oyster gray!
Beautiful yarn! I would have to make another Big Herringbone Cowl because I'm obsessed with the pattern.
For me it has to be the gaptastic cowl! The colors and squishy ness demand it! Maybe a few in different colors to layer up for max warmth.
I am a rather new knitter – but I would love to attempt a bulky pullover sweater with all that wonderful texture! The colors are scrumptous!
What beautiful yarn! I am so into making hats and cowls right now, I'm sure i could knit up some amazing ones with these yarns! Please draw my name! We have very cold winters here in Great Bend, Kansas, too! 🙂
Hats! Bunches of beautiful, colorful hats!
Several of my friends have been without power here in Hoboken, which was hard hit by Hurricane Sandy. I'd use this to make them bright, warm, lovey scarves to remind them that in the midst of disaster they are loved.
Gorgeous! can't wait to try it. I'd love to make a squishy and warm shawlette or cowl with it!
Lovely!! I would make a vest or a cowl.
Oh, I would so love to make a little hooded jacket sweater for my new grandson! And a cowl for me, perhaps. Such delicious colors, and such lovely softness!
These colors are beautiful! I'm inspired to knit a wonderfully chunky and warm cable throw, maybe in Desert and Peacock blues? Thanks so much for the giveaway! 🙂
Congratulations for these beautiful yarns! I would like to make a cowl from this. Zsfi from Budapest, Hungary
I live in Southern Arizona, but will be working in Oregon this winter, so I would make a soft cowl and some mittens.
I would knit a baby blanket for my friend who is expecting her first child and has nicknamed the baby "Happy." What could be happier than hot pink?
Cowls and hats! Christmas gifts! Yummy colors-good prices!
How yummy!!!! I would use this to make a BIG smoooshy scarf – or maybe some hats and other baby items for my grand children…. so many ideas so little time.
Cosy, warm, non itchy hats for my 3 children and their daddy. Same pattern but different colours to match their likes and activities. Teenagers need hand made hats too, and these colours are gorgeous.
depending on the weight, either super chunky cabled blanket or cabled sweater. 🙂
This is so so exciting, it all looks so scrumptious! I'm thinking a striped hat with a multi-color pompon would be the best!!
I love to make something I could wrap myself in, like a shawl or cardigan. Or maybe a swing coat for my little girl. 🙂
I'd make a cozy cabled sweater! Super excited about this yarn!!! 🙂
Hats, scarfs, blankets, Owl pillow pattern on Ravelry. … The possibilities are endless.
I love the yarn, and merino is one of my favorites. So soft and versatile. I especially love yarn for knitting up cozy hugs for my family and friends. I can just imagine this yarn snuggling up the new babes in my life, and with cheerful colors to boot! 🙂
Our knitting group in SC made 30 scarves or cowls this year for a friend's preschool class in Brooklyn. This yarn would give us a head start for next year. The little kids would look darling at recess in their colored cowls!
Hi! I'm thinking soft and squishy cowls for the ladies on my gift list this year and Watch caps for the guys. Love the look and can't wait to have some in my hands. 🙂
A cowl, for sure. Maybe a hooded scarf?
The colors are so bright! I would probably to a color work vest. Or maybe soft mittens for the whole family!
I think the brightly colored yarn would be perfect for hats and cowls to ward off the chill on grey November days.
I would love to design a colorwork blanket in thismaybe something with blocks or stripes, but with an added textural detail. It would be such a quick knit and the colors are so vibrant and timeless!
Since I have never made a cowl for myself, I have decided to make one this winter. The soft merino yarn would be absolutely perfect! I don't know which color to choose…they are all wonderful!
I've got the Dogwood set in my scope by Jane Richmond! This yarn would be perfect!!
I would make a big ribbed cowel and some super soft hand warmers
So gorgeous! I've been dying to knit up the shawl collar cowl, so I think that's what I'd make first, but the lovely ribbed cowl is tempting too…hope you all survived the hurricane okay.
Oh! It would make a beautiful big cozy cozy scarf! Lovely!
This yarn looks amazing!!! What I would do with 10 skeins of yarn?! The possibilities are endless! I have a beautiful throw my grandmother made when my mom was a kid. I moved out to the east coast recently from Ohio, and before I left my mom gave me my grandmother's blanket so I had something special of both of them now that I'm farther away. It's always been on of my favorite things. If I had some of this beautiful yarn I'd certainly be making my mom a new cozy blanket to enjoy, since she gave me this special one!
I love making scarves and this being super soft, very much appeals to me. I would also like trying to weave with it – new hobby for me.
My sister has been clamoring for me to knit her a Pointy Elf Hatand I think she'd look stunning in peacock blue! Congratulations on the new yarn line.
definitely inspired to hurry up with my holiday knitting! the only thing that's holding me back is the price of yarn… this giveaway is wonderful!
Gorgeous! I am thinking sweaters for my toddler son and daughter–something that "goes" together but isn't matchy-matchy…and, if there's any left over, a neck cowl for mama!
Definitely a big squishy cowl, for starters. In Oyster Grey. Lovely.
I love these beautiful colors give so much inspiration. It looks so soft and plush. I would make multi-color sweater for my baby girl. And a cowl or hat with whatever is left over.
I cannot wait to see what projects you all come up with, but for right now, I really need a cowl and hat for my new coat!
These colors are just beautiful! I would love to make some specialty hats for Christmas this year. <3
I would make my first fair isle hat! i hear it's an easy pattern to start on!
I am itching to make a beautiful coloured cowl – my first try with circular needles, to keep me warm this winter! Extra uyarn would make cowls & fingerless gloves for family members.
I would make a nice soft slouchy beret!
I love the colours! This yarn would be great to knit up an easy thick cowl.
I would love to make a cropped cabled sweater with extra long sleeves that you can tuck your hands in on icy days. I would love it to be a beautiful classic neutral color with a small stripe of neon to add a touch of modern style to this sort of timeless piece. The cables would have to be a mix of antler, braid, and simple rope and they would trail up the sleeves and create an intertwining panel on the front.
So pretty! I love all of the colors and the yarn sounds heavenly.
I would love to use this yarn to make a cozy baby blanket. I really like the nice bright colors!
Im a new knitter. Your patterns have been a great learning tool 🙂 Currently working on knitting in the round, I will probably use it for those projects!
I've recently become addicted to knitting stranded hats. This yarn look perfect, so snuggly and cozy for Montreal winter!
lovely colors! something warm to wear around my neck would be the first on my list.
Oh my, winning this would be amazing!
I would possibly knit a cozy blanket for cuddling on the couch, or a few cowls for myself and family and friends for christmas.
The palette is gorgeous! I would start with a striped version of the bandana cowl and then go for slouchy colorful leg warmers. Can't wait to try your new yarn!
I just mastered the crocodile stitch, so I would use it to make it to work up a scaly looking scarf. I bet it would drape beautifully and look really striking in white. Or maybe in a nice, shocking pink.
Hats!
I think a cozy pullover or a cowl would be great in this yarn!
Such great, bright colors – reminds me of the 80's! I think the lovely ribbed cowl would be the perfect squishy project to wrap up in this winter. And your colorways would be a fresh addition amongst the grey dull skys!
I would make hats for my girls!
I think I'd make a nice chunky cowl with a matching hat and mitts.
Oh I would make a cozy pair of leg warmers… something my legs -who are never dressed in trouers- will appreciate now that winter is approaching fast!
And should I have ten, oh my, ten of these beauties in my yarn basket then a soft warm blanket to wrap those chilly legs in while knitting the evening away would be high on my list….
I'm dreaming of a big, bright, fluffy throw. Looking forward to checking out this yarn!
I've been dreaming of a super long, thick and chunky scarf that would be soft and warm enough to wear all winter, and this yarn would be absolutely perfect! Now if only I could pick a colour…
This yarn is sooo gorgeous! I'd love to knit some toasty, comfy cowls in bright colors
A super soft merino in bright colors. Yes please! Congrats on the new creation!
wow! the colours are just so pretty, especially the super pink and yellow! theyre so uplifting 🙂 looking at it makes me want to make a scarf and brighten up the mood! 🙂
Something warm and squishy and cozy – hats and cowls are on my mind right now since I live in New England!
i am have been thinking about you this week, and i'm glad things are getting back to normal.
i love the new yarn! the pictures are inspiring me to make either a big chunky blanket with the two greys and a super pink border OR some super bright stripey hats with ear flaps and pompoms. maybe both? i better get started with the holiday knitting soon!
Ooooooh! I want swaths of the white, oyster grey, and the very pale blue surrounding me. Scarves, cowls, blankets!
I would make a huge, thick, cozy sweater to get me through the frigid Rochester winter. I'm thinking some sort of colorwork pattern in navy blue, yellow, orange, and white.
I too love cowls and fingerless gloves. Hard pressed to decide which one – but I think I'll go for the cowl. Soft luxury around my neck!
Oh my oh my!!!! I would definitely make myself a cozy sweet cowl or snuggly sweater coat for my cold cold minnesota house!
Love soft, squishy merino around my neck I would definitely make a cowl!
definitely a cozy cowel (or two!). san francisco cool weather is perfect for cozy knits!
Oh goody! I'd knit baby clothes for my sister's baby due in April. All I've ever knit for babies is hats and this yarn would be perfect for something more adventurous!
Glad to hear things are getting better after that terrible storm. The colors of your new yarn are beautiful. The navy blue is especially calling my name. Scarves and hats and slippers oh, my!!!
Since I just learned to knit, and the only thing I've made is a headband from some horrible, cheap Pepto-Bismol pink yarn, I'm ready for something a bit bigger and a much nicer yarn. I think a scarf would be beautiful in this yarn!
Wouldn't this yarn make the sweetest granny square baby blanket? As a new mother, I know just the little girl…
Love the colors, and it looks incredibly soft! I'm actually inspired by your previous post, and would love to knit a loose, roomy cowl!
I've been dying to make a cozy cowl/scarf, but I just haven't found the perfect yarn…now I think I have! I don't have a pattern, but I have a general idea of what I'd do. I'd knit it in the round until it's about 40" long, then lay it flat (10" wide) and sew each of the open ends closed. Then make a full twist in the body of the scarf/cowl and sew the ends together, keeping the twist! Ooohh, if I didn't have a one-year old who loved to tangle himself up in my skeins, I'd get a bunch of this yarn and cuddle with it while I knitted up some dreams!
I'd make a cowl! It looks like it would be so soft around your neck.
Wow – I'm loving all the bright colors! I would love to make a colorful throw blanket for the upcoming wintery nights!
With 10 skeins, I would love to make a knitted cape to wear when driving the kids to/from school – it wouldn't get caught in the lap belt, but would be chic when getting out of the car to go inside!
Hope that you all in NYC are faring well after Sandy – my thoughts are with you!
Gorgeous! I'm thinking a nice, chunky pair of mittens with a matching cowl.
Ooh, I think I will be making a bandana cowl and hats for my 2 babies and hubby!
The colors are amazing!
Alexa
The yarn is crying out to be a super soft and cozy sweater to me. How great to brighten a gray winter day with a bright colored sweater. At 3 st/inch it could be whipped up in no time!
Super soft squishy yarn in those vibrant colous makes me want to knit or crochet a lap throw for the chilly nights up here in Canada or maybe a big fluffy cowl for the equally chilly days! Gorgeous yarn, thanks for the opportunity to win some!
These look like they would knit up into the the most beautiful, soft, squishy, cozy cowls — or maybe a lap blanket! Beautiful!
A big cuddly blanket!! Those colors are awesome!
I would use it to make a super squishy shawllete or a dream of a sweater!
Ahh they look so cozy!! These would be so great to knit up into a few cowls, or slippers or toques! Hm.. or a blanket to keep me warm in the winter while I knit more cozy items!
yo hara una mantita preciosa para un nio pequeo, con estos colores tendra unos sueos maravillosos, preparado para vivir feliz.
un abrazo
What beautiful yarn! Love all the colors. I would make a vest for myself and headbands and hats for Christmas gifts.
Blankets blankets blankets! Perfect for cuddling with beside the wood stove!
Kitteny-soft single ply merino calls for something worn close to the skin: cowls, scarves, hats, & mittens in bright colours to chase away the winter doldrums… mmmmmm.
Wow this is fabulous! I love all of the colors and have all sorts of ideas running through my head. I think I would make a cowl and possibly a throw for my couch.
The yarn looks scrumptious! I'd knit a big chunky, cozy cowl and perhaps some coordinating mitts.
What lovely yarn in bright and happy colors! I'd make a stripy baby blanket for a recently announced spring arrival.
What beautiful colours! Everyone in my family is due for some new winter accessories: mittens and hats and scarves.
Oh wow… What beautiful colors. Well I'd love to make cowls, hats, wrist warmers and a nice cozy throw 🙂
This yarn looks incredible! I would love to make the herringbone scarf with it.
I would make a big soft warm cowl but not just for me. I would have enough to warm a few friends too!
What lovely colors! I would love to make a cowl, or a blanket to snuggle in for the winter.
I love the grays and pink, I am thinking cowls for sure.
These would make fabulous sweaters for my daughter.
So glad the shop made it through the storm! I'd use this yarn to make a cozy throw in stripes of blue and gray.
My Grandma and I make baby beanies for donation to the hospitals in our area. We would love to use Purl Bee's new Super Soft Merino yarn to create some cozy beanies for the tiny preme babies =)
The yarn looks phenomenal and I love all of the colors! I would love to make a cowl and hat set for each of my 3 daughters.
WOW! Those colors are amazing. I was coming on here to see what throw blanket patterns you had, so that it totally what I would make with this yarn! Thanks for the chance to win some!
A dream … to knitting listening over the rainbow and make a long scarf of many wonderful colors
kiss kiss
from Rome
Antonella
I'd love to make a blanket with it. The colors are AMAZING!!!!
I would love to make a soft warm sweater to get me through the chilly months here in New York!
How delicious! I would immediately make a beanie for instant gratification!
Good to hear you're all back on deck after Sandy – hope you and yours homes etc fared OK. I'd be keen on making a nice snuggly cowl with your new yarn, your recent ribbed cowl looked very snuggly.
It's been a tough week here in the tri state area and I think a lot of us who were lucky enough to only have to deal with power outages found comfort in knitting. So, in a way it's a wonderful time to read about something as warm and comforting as a new yarn! I would love a wrap in toasted charcoal– so I can stay warm while knitting!
I cant wait to knit up cozy love for my little boy!!! Sweater or vest I can't yet decide!
I would be inspired to knit up a slouchy beanie – striped – and a infinity cowl with your beautiful yarn. Ho'omaka'i on the happy launch of your new line after the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
I would totally make a cowl-I would LOVE to have that yarn against my chin!
Those colors make me weak in the knees!! I am knitting up cowls for all the ladies in my family this year for Christmas and that yarn would just be ideal!
Wow. Grey and neon, now there's a thought. Maybe a chunky jumper with neon accents. Actually I'd also really like to make a blanket for my baby. Oh and a cowl for myself. Ok so that's a jumper for my 4yr old, blanket for the baby, cowl for myself. Hmm so the husband should get a hat I suppose. It's going to be a busy winter!
Oh what a lovely yarn! I would love to make something with it – a warm winter sweater for my little boy, cowls for my sisters for Christmas or even a baby blanket for a friends unborn child. The opportunities seem endless!
I would love to make a beautiful, BRIGHT granny square blanket for my new couch with teals and oranges and yellow, etc.
I would definitely make a cozy throw. The colors are just lovely!
Beautiful colors. I would probably make a cowl and possibly some mittens.
Amazing colours – love the Clementine and Peacock Blue. Would make a cowl or two and the blanket I've been meaning to knit forever.
Beautiful Cowls are on my list of gifts this year! What a win this would be!
Thank you for the chance to win.
I too would want this lovely yarn around my neck. So if I got the 3 skeins, I'd make a cowl for myself; if I got the 10 skeins, I'd make a cowl for several lucky friends as well!
The bright colors remind me of a boxy Peruvian sweater I wore out a few years ago. I think I might try to recreate something similar.
Beautiful yarn and congratulations!!
Oh, they are so colorful! I would make a cozy baby blanket for my yet-to-be born niece or nephew!
I am planning on knitting a scarf for my husband for Christmas – so he doesn't have to wear his soccer scarves to work when he's cold! – and this would be the perfect yarn for it… And I love the colors!!!
I am planning on knitting a scarf for my husband for Christmas – so he doesn't have to wear his soccer scarves to work when he's cold! – and this would be the perfect yarn for it… And I love the colors!!!
A cozy cowl and hat would be what I would make! Looks absolutely scrumptious!
Waaaah, wonderful ! I imagine a long long long wooly scarf for winter! With many color to bring sun everywhere with me 😉
Sooo beautiful! I think I would make a cozy houndstooth throw, maybe in oyster grey and extra green or desert blue? And something sweet and teeny for my soon-to-be little boy in heirloom white and peacock blue. :]
What gorgeous yarn. Love the colors!!!I I would make an oversized sweatshirt sweater. Living in the AZ dessert, it will be my Winter coat.
Wow! Those colors are fabulous! This fall has definitely been all about hats and cowls for me, and these yarns would be great to use – I see colors perfect for my mom, my daughter, my best friend…and me!
With a so gorgeous yarn I would like to knit something for myself, a lovely and warm cardigan or pullover for cold winter. Thanks a lot for this giveaway !
Lovely material, lovely colors! Soft sweaters for my two daughters 🙂
I would live to make some lovely cozy cardigans for my two girls! I would also maybe try a couple of dresses if I had enough! Thanks for the chance to win! The colours are divine!
I would love to make something for the new baby we're expecting this summer! I'm already in love with the Heirloom white yarn & there are lots of different projects I could make with it for this little one.
A hat or blankie for my baby. Or some colorful scarves for my little nieces.
Oh my word! This yarn is stunning! So soft, decadent & colorful! I'm just learning to knit for the first time now…so all projects are pretty simple at this time. If I had the opportunity to run this yarn through my fingers…I think I'd make a simple blanket for my 8 month old daughter, Ellen.
I'd love to make Jared Flood's Umaro blanket with this!
Oh my! The colors! The squooshiness! The instant gratification of bulky yarn. I'm thinking a big pillow or softie, like Big Snowy Owl!
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/big-snowy-owl
I've just knitted your bandana cowl out of deep stash yarn. This would be a really great one too. But honestly I would go for a big cozy sweater to camp in during the coming cold weather.
Hats, hats, and more hats! It's cold in Minnesota…
New to this blog and simply adoring it. Beginner to knitting but thanks to you I can see past a sea of tea cosies and awful booties. Casting on right now! P.S Simply beautiful wool – well done!
The possibilities are endless! I can't begin to tell how much I enjoyed looking at this yarn. I will have to save up to get some if I don't win! I believe this yarn would be perfect for long wrist warmers.
So lovely! I'm imagining a big comfy cabled sweater for cold winter nights!
I would love to make a warm and cozy wrap, something to keep the cold outside!!!
I immediately thought of a cozy cowl like the herringbone cowl or a squishy rippled baby blanket.
I would crochet lampshades. I have two frames crying I my basement because they need this yarn.
I want to make that lovely ribbed cowl! gorgeous colors!
I'd knit a cushion with every colour!!!! I can't wait to touch that wool!
Congratulations for a great idea!
Oh, the colors are all so lovely, I don't know how I would decide! I would love to make either a multi-colored blanket or cozy cowls, because I just learned how to knit them on circular needles & they are so fun!! 🙂
I have the perfect sweater pattern from Jean Frost that I would make.
What amazing colors!!!!! I would make an oversized cowl, and wear it as hood and scarf!!
Since my apartment in Manhattan still has no heat or hot water, I would knit a throw blanket to keep warm.
Oh, my goodness, if I won 10 of these skeins, I'd be tempted to make a throw for my living room… now to choose the color… 🙂
I would make a beautiful striped pillow covering, because the colors remind me of Peruvian textiles!
A bright brioche cowl and the bulky baby blanket! And maybe a big snowy owl, too.
I woud love to knit a warm vest of this beautiful yarn!
It looks very soft. 🙂
Oh oh oh! I would make a bunch of luscious cowls for me and my friends!
Oh this is stunning for sure a ripple it would be!! Colours are lovely.mmmmm
I bet an Aidez would be so yummy in this. Or TOK's woodland capelet.
I want to make a nice squishy cowl, or maybe a beautiful chunky cardigan, that would knit up nice and fast with this yarn.
A big, cozy blanket!!!
Ooh, I'm very excited about the Yellow Yellow! I've been looking for the perfect lemon yellow to make hats as part of a costume for the Minions in the Despicable Me movies. That yellow looks perfect!
Mittens! Congratulations on your new yarn line, the colors are gorgeous!
Oooooh so yummy! I've been wanting to make a herringbone cowl, and this yarn would be beautiful.
I would be making soft, bright colored cowls and mittens for my granddaughters.
I know they would love the color of these fab yarns.
I'm going to make some cozy cowls! Those gorgeous colors will brighten up a gray Pacific NW day!
The yarn looks so soft and warm and the colors lovely! I'm thinking cowls and lap blanket.
I'd love to make a scarf for next winter with the super soft Merino. Hope I win!
LOVELY COLORS! I'D MAKE A NEW AFGHAN FOR SURE!
THANKS FOR SHARING!
I would knit myself another Purl Bee owl! I just made one out of Cascade Magnum, and would love to make him a sibling!!
Hats and blankies for all of the new babies that are about to be born!
The other day my friend was wearing an soft cowl made of i-cords sewn together and I was thinking of trying to recreate it. This yarn would be perfect for it!
I would love to use the chunky yarn for a throw. The green and gray are speaking to me. It would be a great way to stay comfy when my husband goes over seas.
Such beautiful colours! I'm new to knitting, so I would keep it simple with a scarf or cowl.
Wonderful – congratulations!! the colors look fantastic and since i just got news of my niece expecting her first baby i instantly thought of a snuggly cozy soft baby blanket!!
Pretty! I would probably make a scarf, since that's about all I know how to knit so far!
Oh My!!!!!!First of all, congratulations!!! I've just viewed the colors….(love them all)…can't wait to see the new patterns being created but for now I must make a baby blanket…maybe the Chevron Baby Blanket or Bulky Baby Blanket….something yummy, colorful and squishy…..Then of course this yarn just needs to be knitted into big cowls…I'm thinking Bandana cowl and Drop Stitch Cowl (ravelry) for delicious pops of color for wintery days…..It's as much fun to plan these projects as it will be to knit them!!!
Julie
I will make a grown up version of your chevron baby blanket for my daughter who is an inner city school teacher and keeps her heat on low! Thanks for the inspiration!
I would make a super soft striped blanket or a few cowls!
I bought a new coat today; I'd love to make a scarf and hat to go with it! I've never tried to knit mittens or gloves, but I'm very tempted to try and knit those! A winter wonder wardrobe for me:)
I would make a blanket of many colours with it if I won.
I would make the Lovely Ribbed Cowl. In Toasted Charcoal and/or Desert Blue. : )
I am thinking a lovely, cozy basket weave blanket for my aunt who has taught me to knit! She love purple and takes pride in being the last in the family to turn on her heat each fall. I would love to give her an edge heading into next year 😉
How lovely, Congrats! I would make a deliciously chunky hat and some mitts to keep me warm this blustery winter!
I've been assigned the task of knitting socks for a friend who has lost part of her foot due to an accident. This yarn will make a wonderful half sock for her, and she won't have to fold her sock over her foot. Thanks for the ideas.
So glad that you made it through the storm okay. My own son and his wife live in Queens, and I'm very grateful that they made it through the weather safely. What I would do with the yarn is a no-brainer: I've just been given the address of a church in NYC looking for donated items for those misplaced by the storm. I would use the yarn to knit hats to brighten their days, and to remind them that there is always a dawn.
I'd make hats and mittens…. and a delicious throw or wrap.
Many thanks– colors are fabulous.
Thanks–d
Would love to do a big cozy chevron or log cabin blanket for my 2 1/2 yr old daughter to always have on her bed! Not a fan of pink normally but you have converted me in this case!
I think the Lovely Ribbed Cowl would be, well simply, lovely!!!
Oh, yum, the yarn looks dreamy… I would make either Purl's Herringbone Cowl, or the (also free) Gap-tastic Cowl on Ravelry.
Thanks for all of the wonderful ideas you Purl-ers so generously share!
XOClare
I have 2 best friends having babies in December! Definitely need some warm, snuggly baby blankets 🙂
It looks so comfy and warm! I would love to use this to make some scares and hats for my family for the upcoming Christmas season!
Gorgeous… I would love to knit this yarn into a big soft autumn sweater : a nice neutral (gray maybe?) with some suede patches at the elbows.
Oh, those bright yellows and pinks are like knit nerd candy! I do hope I win this wonderful offer.
Thanks Purl Soho!
xoxo Donna
I can just feel the softness and I love that it's bulky – just what I want to knit with right now. Can't decide between bright pink or peacock blue but I want to make the Simple Ribbed Cowl by Orange Flower. http://orangeflowerpatterns.blogspot.com/2009/10/simple-ribbed-cowl.html
I am anxious to see a project done with your new yarn DOUBLED,
Quick and beautiful!!!!
I would make a chunky baby blanket for my little granddaughter.
I would make wonderful scarves to wrap around our necks to keep us warm during the cold windy Maine winters.
I was just at the store last week, if this wool was there I would have gotten every color to make a warm cowl for my entire family! It would have given me something to do while I waited to get home after SANDY. Hope all is well my son got his power back! Thinking of all that lost so much! Looking forward to this yarn!
I would make something with lots of stripes! Probably hats.
I'd make a striped sweater in these beautiful, bright colors–perfect for getting through a dreary winter!
What BEAUTIFUL yarn!!! The colors are fabulous! I am inspired to knit scarfs and cowls for gifts. Absolutely beautiful! Congratulations!
Jen Kolakowski
oh, how beautiful … a deep cowl for the boy I love, and another one for me.
Instantly thought of warm fluffy cowls and hats! If this recent storm is any indication of our winter we will need them!! The colors would also brighten up any gray, blustery day.
I would love to make an Elizabeth Zimmerman inspired raglan sleeve sweater with a cowl collar. This yarn looks amazing and gorgeous!!
Warm, snuggly cowls, mittens and hats to start. Then a cozy knitted blanket to snuggle under while reading and sipping hot tea.
Cowls! They'd be gorgeous in every color.
I would love to knit a nice cuddly sweater in the hot pink color.
LOVE the pink! I'd like to make some mittens in pink and grey… maybe some zig zags or chevrons!
This yarn looks amazing! I would love to use it to make some squishy and soft tummy-time blankets for all of my friends who are due to have babies in early 2013!
A super cozy cowl! 🙂
I would love to make some hats, cowls or maybe even a cozy car seat blanket for my new grandaughter, Emma.
A scrumptious cowl for my sister-in-law for Christmas 🙂
I have been dreaming of a chunky two color chevron cowl and I think this yarn looks amazing!
This yarn definitely wants to be made into big chunky wrist warmers and a loose knit cardigan with hand painted buttons!
I would make a dragon of many stripes!
I would make a braided-neckpiece(http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/braided-neckpiece) with the 3 skeins or the Iced Cardigan(http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/iced) with the 10 skeins.
pick me!!!
thanks, hope you all are safe and warm and dry.
I've been wanting to make a whole family of mittens, and this yarn would be perfect!
I think it would be great to knock out a bunch of hats for people in Coney Island or the rockaways. I'm destashing that way righ now.
It's already freezing here in Buffalo, just like it probably is in NY and I desperately need a hat (and maybe matching mittens and a scarf?)!
I love all these colors! I think I would make a really cozy scarf out of the clementine orange!
My sister has been wanting a cowl for years now, and I've decided to make her one for christmas this year! The desert sky or oyster grey are just her colors.
Love the colors, looks so soft in pics. Would make a soft cowl!
What a great giveaway! I would love to make a cape/poncho!
Gorgeous! I would knit a soft, cozy blanket to keep us warm this winter!
This yarn looks scrumptious! Love the colors. I would love to use this yarn
To make a beautiful,colorful, warm blanket for my nephew on the way!
Colors look gorgeous and yarn delicious! I'd whip up a few Project Linus blankets (yes, you can use non-machine washable wool and then felt it- it will be the warmest blankie baby has!). This yarn also looks perfect for a simple stockinette skirt worn with leggings and boots. If any yarn is left, it would be time to start the gift scarves- cartridge rib, mistake rib, etc, etc..oh the endless possibilities!
The list is endless! A cowel off of Purlbee's website for starters, a winter hat for my little boy and a ton of pom poms with any remnants
These are gorgeous! I'd like to crochet a cowl for myself and some for Christmas gifts for special friends.
I am swooning over the peacock blue…sigh. I think that I would make a big snuggly sweater or wrap with it for the cold winter months ahead.
I would make a wonderfully soft and warm sweater for my husband. He's been sneaking peeks at some of the new yarn coming into the house and holding out hope that some of it is intended for something new for him. He's such a sweet man and would really appreciate and take good care of a new, warm sweater.
Carol
so pretty! I would make a big soft chevron blanket!
What WOULDN'T I make? Afghan please! hats! And the latest Page Cowl pattern….would LOVE LOVE LOVE to win!
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I would make a cowl or infinity scarf…or a sweater if I had enough skeins! Some cozy mittens would be nice too.
Gap cowl I think! Super cosy!
I would love to make a cowl or scarf with this!
i'd be making some cowls or a bright granny square pillow-ooh! thanks
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE WOOL. I would make a beautiful soft baby blanket for the new baby in my life – Amy
WOW! What an awesome giveaway! I would make cosy cowls, hand warmers, mittems and hats for the chilly SD winter!
I love the colors! I'd definitely make yummy, toasty scarves and cowls for this Christmas. And a couple of throws for cold winter nights!
I will 100% be making the herringbone cowl out of this amazing yarn … in Super Pink, of course.
Glad you are up and running. What better way to cheer people up then to post these lovely colors and get us all thinking about soft and warm and cheerful projects. I would knit an oversized sweater with big pockets for cold hands. Or a capelet to wrap around shoulders like a hug. Nothing shy, with these colors to inspire.
With a baby on the way I have been earmarking project, after project, after project to get to. This might just jumpstart my bunting project for real. Thanks for the opportunity.
I would make hats and cowls, things that could softly caress your face.
Beautiful colors! Congrats!
I just want to bury my face in that pile of rainbows. I definitely see this yarn making great scarves and cowls.
Wow i love the colors – specially the pink one….got to have it. I am looking for a bright color or two to knit an extra cozy winter sweater – icelandic style – for the cold winters up here in Iceland. I have just finished knitting sweaters for my kids and my husband – so now it is my turn to get something 😀
Oooh, I LOVE the colors! I would make a beauftiful cowl for my sister – that pink is just right for her!
As the growing season is coming to a close, I am excited to refocus my energy on knitting! With this yarn I would make a beautiful long and cozy scarf, and some mittens and, and a hat to boot, perfect for our PA winters!
Cozy cowls and hats for SURE!! This yarn looks absolutely dreamy!!! Loving the colors!
stockings to hang from the mantle and fill with goodies
All the pictures makes it look just lucious!! I would love to make a cowl and/or scarf and hat.. Such vibrant and rich colors.. Thanks for the chance to win!
Oh my the items that I can see making from this beautiful palette of yarn. It looks so squishy! I can imagine my first projects with these beauties would be a set of fingerless gloves, a hat and scarf to match to wear on those cold winter days!
I'm only a beginner knitter so all I can knit at the moment are scarves. Would love to use the yarn to try one of the purl bee projects.
With a new baby due in the next month these deliciously soft yarns would be amazing to knit soakers and blankets and sweaters for our little one!
I just started knitting and am ready to try hats! I'd make some bright, colorful hats for my husband and I to wear on our foggy morning beach walks in San Francisco.
I would love to make bright hats for my two nieces on the way!
Oh so lovely! I would knit up a super slouchy, super comfy sweater! With stripes to incorporate as much color as possible!
I would like to make a couple of sweater vests for my little boys, a cowl for myself.
I would make a generously-sized cabled hat, maybe with a combination cable (seed stich on one side), and definitely with a pom-pom on top.
I too , love to have my neck wrapped in cozy cowls all winter long. Here in Maine cowls are a must !
This yarn just screams to be made into cozy cowls, hats and mittens! LOVE the colors, too!
I would love to make a sweater! With any leftovers, a cowl would be fabulous!!
Thanks!
Love the colors and the texture looks soft and comfortable. I think a sweater for each of my grandson's and a cowl and mittens for my daughter. Best of luck to you on this new endeavor.
I love this!!! I would totally make the biggest, cuddliest sweater ever! slouchy, soft and warm, my favorite!!!
congratulations and im so excited for you!
Such beautiful colors! I would love to make some cozy scarves and cowls for my roommates for Christmas!
I would do a 2 color brioche stick cowl (extra long for multiple cozy loops) or a big, comfy sweater. Something I could wrap up in by the fire on cold, Kansas evenings.
I'd love to make big cozy cowl with this yarn, or a cowl necked vest. It looks so soft. Glad you are doing OK after the storm!
I love, love, love Merino yarn and hope I'm lucky enough to win some!
Definitely a cowl, something soft and warm to wear against my neck!
Oh so many possibilities! Mittens! A toasty vest! A nice throw for the back of the couch! Oh I hope I win! I never win anything! 🙂
Mittens and booties for my baby boys! How beautiful!
My mind is racing with ideas for this yarn…possibly a cozy sweater. Fingers crossed that I win this one!!!
How exciting! I'd make a super-bright sweater for a sweet little girl.
a gorgeous long cowl or a cuddly vest.
Accent pillows! Mittens! Big smooshy cowls! Legwarmers! Not necessarily in that order, but your new yarn looks wonderful and I can envision many goodies crafted with it. And the colours! Love.
I'm making lots of hats for all my family members visiting my house this holiday season. 15 hats are down, 15 more to go. I'd love to make some hats with these nice and bright color yarns!
A big loopy cozy cowl.
I'm inspired to make your Lovely Ribbed Cowl in an unabashedly red color. The colors are so bright!
A dreamy, stylish, brimmed hat for my 6 year old daughter, a toasty hat for my 3 year old son, a shrug/bolero I've had my mind on for quite some time now, and a warm, brightly coloured sweater for the cold winter days! thanks for sharing!
I would make a big, soft, bulky cowl in a bright color, to cheer me up through the winter! The yarn looks great.
I really like the yarn, it has nice, vibrant colors, and looks very soft and luscious . I would make a scarf and a hat for winter. My favorites are the Yellow Yellow, Extra Green, and the Oyster Gray.
Lovely colors for a soft and cuddly baby blanket! Cathy
This yarn is beautiful! Great colors!
Gorgeous! Just what i feel like knitting with…big, soft,and squishy. I like Alana Dakos' Shawl-Collared Cowl or Orange Flower's Simple Ribbed Cowl. Pink, pale grey or peacock…hmmm
Ohh this would be perfect to make a magic snuggly blanket
I'd love to make my 4 year old princess a pink and grey stripy poncho!
What lovely, vibrant colors! I am inspired to make some new winter sweaters for my two kids. Yellow, yellow for my son and extra green for my daughter!
Ohh this is perfect for a magic snuggly blanket!
I would love to knit a sweater for my son, who is about ot have his first birthday. Or maybe hats and mittens for both kids and a cowl for me.
I've been looking for the perfect yarn to knit up a delightful cabled hat and I think this would be perfect! Well done coming out with such a wonderful yarn — the colors are amazing 🙂
Our third baby is due at the end of January and I would love to make her special blankie from these dreamy colors. My sister is going to show me how to knit at Christmas and I have a 12 hour drive back home after the holidays to get started!
Beautiful and luscious! I think I would make a cozy cowl, or cap or mittens! Something warm as the chill is arriving.
I would knit a bucket hat and felt it up nice and tight to keep me warm and in good spirits with the bright colors, chasing away gloom from the dark winter days.
I would make a hooded scarf. I sometimes wish all my coats had hoods.
OOOHHH!! Pretty bright colors! I would knit up a bright sweater.
These colors are beautiful. They are screaming a cowl to me, especially your herringbone cowl.
Im going to make a rippley, wavy, crochet lap snuggie afghan breaking every preconcieved notion about afghans and crochet using every single bright, scrumptious shade of this new yarn. Its called "Storm Surge" and its going to be lined with a happy, floral Liberty print fabric. Major textile moxie mojo goodness!! I cannot wait to begin.
Oh so many choices, a soft yummy cowl, or a baby blanket (I'm going to be a grandma for the first time in April) or a scarf for my daughter, or a warm scarf for my son who lives in Poland…
My brother and his girlfriend are having their first baby, so baby blankets and jumpers it is!
I love the colors! I'm thinking a cozy shawl or a couple big, chunky cowls.
SUPER SOFT merino, you say? Well I want to make a gorgeous, rainbow cowl with all those vibrant colors so that the cushy-ness will be right against my neck every time I go to brave the cold.
I can think of many things to knit with it but a cowl or lap throw would be fun in oyster gray or toasted charcoal.
I want to make a cushy blanket! Oh, it looks so lovely.
So cozy, but bright. I'm thinking a blanket. However, I do have lots of friends that are expecting, so maybe something for the new arrivals? Wow, the possibilities are endless!
Gorgeous!! I know a Yooper who would love a warm scarf and hat!
I totally want to make some soft, warm mittens for a surprise from my lovely sister who LOVES hand-knits.
I would make something warm and terrifically cuddley for my daughter. San Fransico evenings can get quite cold.
scarves, scarves, & more scarves! Maybe some ear warmers for winter runs.
cowls and/or scarves, I think. I'm thinking of the bandana cowl you had on the blog, but maybe the gauge is wrong. Maybe a shrug. Don't worry, I'll think of something.
I am inspired to make the Eleventh Hour Scarf because my mom has been asking for a white scarf. I think this heirloom white would be super soft and gorgeous on her! Maybe I'll make several others as gifts for the holidays!
Wow, that yarn looks scrumptious! It looks like it would make a perfect cuddly warm pullover. Or some snuggly mittens, or legwarmers, or anything really!
I would knit a big, cozy, icelandic sweater.
With a chill sweeping through our Ft Greene Brooklyn neighborhood, striped stocking caps for mama, dad, and baby!
This is a blanket screaming to be knit! I can't wait to feel this lovely yarn.
I love the bright colors. I can see a beautiful multicolor striped scarf, long so it can be wrapped and draped. Matching mittens to go with it! I feel warm and cozy already 🙂
Such beautiful colors. I am sure they are more vibrant in person. I would love to knit or crochet super beautiful and chic mittens for the entire family. Winter is coming, you know!
A soft dreamy snuggle for my grand daughter, what else!
oh my how pretty !! I think I would like to make a baby blanket !
i would make a wonderfully squishy cowl with matching mittens..to keep me warm during New Hampshire winters!
id make some hats for gifts
Which I could reach through the screen to squish it! Looks like great yarn for a soft crocheted teddy bear!
The colors are bold and beautiful. The yarn looks so soft, I can only imagine how cuddly it must be in real life. I'd want to wrap my neck in that, so a cowl immediately comes to mind.
Chunky yarn! Yay! As a mother of twin 2 year old boys, I love the idea of knitting FAST projects because I can't seem to catch a lot of free time to finish things!
Let's see, a chunky cabled cardigan with big buttons, a cowled scarf (if there's some leftover) or a really chunky throw blanket for my piano studio with long fringes.
I'd love to knit a cozy cabled vest–sleeves seem complicated! Thanks! So glad the power is back on!
Christmas presents here I come!!! I will be making scarfs and hats for the special people in my life.
I will make a baby blanket for my first grandchild, who will be born in early December!
I would make cowls and hats for myself and my best friend who just started chemo. This looks like it would be so soft next to the skin.
def a cowl; oohh maybe a hat and scarf . . . well maybe a cowl. ok. i just love it!
I would love to make a big gorgeous seed stitch bedspread! Can't wait to work with this yarn, love the colorways.
I'm an indie dyer, WHAT GLORIOUS COLORS! I can imagine a beautiful, luscious set of scarf, wristlets and hat.
Congratulations on these yarns.
I would make a snugly blanket for my baby coming in January.
I'd have to make a blanket with that yarn! Gorgeous!
This yarn is lovely enough to make me want to try knitting a sweater for the first time.
Looks like it would make a lovely sweater or cowl!
I will make 7 neck warmers for 4 nieces and 3 of my daughters. Each one in different color and then take a picture of all of them wearing it:) oh, this will be a great holiday gift this year:) Thanks for creating this cool yarn!!!!!
Oh my goodness! Gorgeous! As a beginning knitter, I'd have to consult my sister, who is an amazing knitter. I'd love a cowl or two…..
I'd make a cozy sweater for my daughter…I need something for Christmas pictures!
Such beautiful colors! I would make a blanket for my new niece or nephew ( don't know the sex of the baby yet. )
Your colors are scrumptious, I want them all–I can picture a wonderful cowl, or a hat and gloves or the beautiful readers shawl!!!
I would love to make hats from my daughters with this yarn, with pompoms on top! And a scarf for me, too.
I'd love to make some super soft colourful berets with this beautifully inspiring wool 🙂
I would love to make a blanket or a cardigan out this soft squishy yarn. 🙂
I would love to make a cowl with this super soft yarn. Maybe some colorwork?
I love the idea of a chevron striped blanket… but lots of people in NYC are in need right now, so it's likely more practical to make smaller items to donate.
I would make a super soft blanket to cuddle under with a good book!
Looks so soft and squishy! I'd make some cute little sweaters for my girls (age 3 and 5)… That pink looks beautiful!
I would make simple seed stitch cowls, mistake rib scarves and simple stockinette hats with heirloom white, oyster gray and toasted charcoal colors
all beautiful, ethereal & grey!!!
These yarns look so soft and dreamy! I would love to make a blanket out of these yarns! 🙂
I have a brand new grandson (my first grandbaby) and I would love to make him a soft sweater from your new yarn. I also need to make myself a hat!
Wow! Just gorgeous! I would love to use some for some scrumptious chunky cowls or hats….a great way to show off color!
Kirstie
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I would love to make some super soft cowls for a few awesome people on my Christmas list.
This new line looks amazing! Those colors have me dreaming of some great fair isle ski hats to keep the family warm.
I'd make a color block boyfriend sweater with 5 different glorious colors!
a chunky hood for the Hobbit premiere!
These colors are beautiful! I'm a new mom, so baby is on my mind. I would knit him some hats and blankets for the upcoming winter!
Beautiful! I've been thinking about a cowl, and I think this would be perfect!
I'd like to make a throw blanket or striped scarf. Love all the colors!
The bandanna cowl of course! I love that pattern!
I will certainly knit something for my first grandson…a nice cardigan or a special blanket !
I would love to make big fluffy soft scarf with all those bright colors 🙂
Oh – I could dive in! Just gorgeous ;). I would need a scarf or two and maybe a throw.
i've been waiting a little too long to make some hats. it's already below freezing every night of the week! this yarn looks perfect for the job. beautiful!
Cowls, hats and scarves for the whole family! I love the colors!!!
A giant squishy cowl with that hot pink. Or a striped blanket.
So happy for you that the power is back on and that you are able to lift your spirits with the good news of the launch of this lovely new yarn. Your store is my favourite store in my favourite city in the world and I was so grateful to have visited your lovely establishment earlier this Fall. And no, I am not saying all of this to curry favour, although…that being said…were I to be the lucky winner of this generous giveaway, I would just HAVE to knit up a cozy blanket for my eldest daughter who will be going off to University next fall and is always cold. Your new yarn looks like it would keep her toasty warm in her dorm on those late study nights 🙂
Oh yummy colours
I would make a bright and beautiful blanket for my bed or snuggling under on cold winter evenings
mmmm
donna
Love the colors I think some hats and eternity scarves would be great for gifts
Oooh, I'd make the most lovely hats. so squishy and wonderful and rich.
Ahhhh this yarn is GORGEOUS. I want to make leg warmers, a cozy cardigan, and a bunny rabbit!
A chunky cowl…gaptastic cowl in bright yellow…for the dreary cold days,
Lisa
Congrats on the new collection! The colors are scrumptious. Glad to hear all is well.
I'd knit a blankety-sweater from this wonderful yarn, a sweater that would envelope me with a cloud of warmth.
Cowls, cowls, cowls! I'm on a huge cowl kick right now & just can't knit fast enough!
I want to crochet a wonderful scarf pattern I found and some fingerless gloves annnddd… A headwrap of course with a flower!!!!
I'm having a baby in a couple of months and can't think of a better project to welcome him or her into the world than a super, soft, cushy blanket made out of a rainbow of this beautiful wool.
Mittens hats or maybe remaking a sweater I loved but felted by accident.
I'd love to make one of those cardigans with an extra long flap that you can throw around your neck like a scarf.
Wow this yarn is GORGEOUS! I can't wait to pick some up. I would LOVE to make a chunky ombre cowl with this yarn, but I can't decide if I'd do a blue ombre using desert blue > peacock blue > timeless navy or a greyish ombre using oyster gray > toasted charcoal > soft black. And I might have to find a use for that amazing super pink! Can't wait to see what other yarns you guys come up with!
Beautiful colors! One can never have too many cowls or afghans.
Dye the yarn using natural juniper-berry dye to make some neck/earwarmers and some snoods.
I have been inspired by this yarn to knit a blanket for my sofa. I have just redecorated my living room and the sofa needs a cozy blanket to curl up with for an afternoon nap. This yarn is the one I want for my project. It looks perfect and the colors are also just gorgeous.
So good to hear you are recovering after the storm. Our thoughts and prayers are with you still as we know this work can take a while.
Hazel
i would make a toddler/child's sweater in a neutral color with some thin, brightly-colored stripes around the yoke…
I would love to make lots of lovely hats, ear warmers and a scarf or two to give to folks for Christmas! Beautiful colors!
I'm dying to make a hat & snuggly mittens with this beautiful yarn!
Oh Wow! I'd love to make your zig zag blanket! I've been dying to make it for ages. With the snow around the corner, it would be so perfect! I love the pop of color! So snuggly and cozy looking.
A garter stitch blanket with many 1-ridge stripes, leaving the ends long to knot into fringe.
Love the bright colors. My daughter would love a blanket for her college dorm, Her dorm room is always cold!
I would start out with a scarf and fingerless mittens so that I could be warm and cozy as I sit by a chilly window at work. I would then want a few little sweaters for my 2 girls and 1 boy … I really hope I win. : )
This yarn is like seeing a rainbow at the end of a storm! Creative possibilities are endless. Congratulations to Purl Soho!
Most likely I would crochet bright, cozy scarves with the yarn. — Michele
What gorgeous yarn! It makes me want to knit a cardigan for my little girl, or a cabled hat for myself!
I'm envisioning a poncho in a variety of these gorgeous colors with a chevron pattern. And if the mood strikes me, the poncho could be shimmied down over the hips to become a skirt!
Oh my, all the beautiful hats, leggings,sweaters I could knit for my darling grandchildren?
I see brioche hats and cowls for Christmas gifts… or perhaps a chemo hat and prayer shawl for my neighbor.
This looks so cozy! I can't wait to knit up a cowl with it!
I love all of the colors so much that I would make a soft striped cowl and hat! And arm warmers!
i think a cozy throw, big enough to be shared with my husband while we sit on the couch in the evening (he, watching tv, and i–the non-tv-watcher–knitting, of course!) would be just the ticket. stripes or colourblocked is my usual approach, but this could inspire some soft colourwork accents and other exploration!
I love a warm, toasty cowl in the fall and winter – I would love one in each of these amazing colors!
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I'm dying to start an entrelac cowl & this would be amazing!
This yarn is yummy! The colors are incredible. I would make a fun caplet with this yarn or a fabulous wrap! Oh pick me!
I'd make a boxy, roomy sweater, popping with color!
The colors are really great! I would make a new cowl for myself, and some sort of stuffed animal for my daughter.
I'm dying to make a cozy cowl!
I think a big chunky cowl would be really fun and warm!
First I would just love to be able to touch that yummy yarn. Second I would love to make a scarf in big chunky stripes. Whatever is left a pair of fingless gloves. Thanks for the chance. Kelly
10 skeins would probably be enough to knit up a big, comfy, cozy shawl or wrap for me…and one for my mom, too! Love the gorgeous colors!
I would make a giant scarf!
Oh my, the possibilities! I would LOVE to knit a toasty cardigan with this yarn! It looks amazing!
I would definitely make beautifully comfy, squishy, lofty, warm sweaters with these yarns. Need a cozy winter sweater!
This yarn looks so squishy and soft, I would love to make a thick reversible cable scarf. A nice long one to wrap around the neck several times. All the colors are beautiful…. how to choose?
Love the colors! I'm inspired to make lots of long, soft, squishy scarves. My fav 🙂
I would most definitely LOVE some of your new yarn and thanks so much for that. I can't wait to try it. And the colors are so much fun. I want to make my mother the cowl you just posted. So luxurious and so soft looking.
A bright coloured granny square blanket would be fantastic. It would be just what I need to brighten up a sad day. I would crochet it in memory of my Nan who I just lost back in Australia.
well… with this beautiful colors I surely would make something for my two little sons!
Something soft and fluffy to put around my neck, This yarn is like a box of crayons!
decisions! decisions!
With the 10 skeins I think I would attempt my first throw blanket, with 3 skeins maybe sweaters for the kids! Looks gorgeous, love the colours…
I've got my fingers crossed 😉
I would love to knit a HUGE comfy chunky blanket that would be perfect to cuddle up with in the winter. Also, of course some infinity cowls as well!! 🙂
I want to knit a huge blanket and swaddle myself. They look like clouds of softness…
that orange is calling to me. I wonder what it wants to be? I guess I'll have to listen more closely.
I would love to make a large blanket that showcases the bright colors of this yarn with a bold, geometric pattern.
I would knit myself one of those large cowls in moss stitch. And If I still had more yarn then I would make myself some warm and cosy mittens. Since May I have been knitting for my family, one project after another. Now I am so ready to make something quick and easy for me!
i am so excited about this! so much that i may just be inspired to knit an entire wrap or maybe a couple cowls. yumm!! yay purl soho!!
Beautiful colors! The color block poncho on my holiday "to-knit list" for my kiddo would look lovely in this yarn.
It snowed here today with those large sticky white flakes– the kind that make you want to curl up next to a window and watch the snow and knit or crochet. I am a novice, but would use them to work on a new scarf.
Delicious! I just want to squeeze it!!
Oh! A super cozy lap blanket!
I would love to make fingerless gloves, scarves and hats. Love this giveaway. Love Merino!
Oh my where to begin.so lovely!! To startI would love to make Laura's Loop Shawl Collar Cowl in Peacock Blue with Oyster Gray as a lining then I would follow up with a pair of Whitneys ribbed hand warmers in Clementine Orange. 🙂
Oh my gosh, how pretty!!! I would love to knit a gorgeous cowl to sport about town and flash up my black coat. The colors are like candy!!
That beautiful big, lacy scarf (yarn doubled) from "More Last Minute Gifts" in hot pink or yellow!
And then a cowl neck sweater in kelly green!
This yarn looks so soft and squishy. I can't wait to "pet" it and decide what to create with it. It's all part of the process!
scarf, hat, cowl…the possibilities are endless with that gorgeous yarn!
I'm in love with the peacock blue!!! I live in Mississippi and don't get to wear big, warm scarves as much as I wish I could. I want to make a big, squishy, soft cowl to wear this winter when I go home to New Jersey. I can't wait!
Hmmm… With such beautiful yarn I'm inspired to make a gloriously cozy poncho with a cowl neck… oh, how wonderfully warm I'll be 🙂
Thank you Purl Soho!
Luv all the colors!! I see some fun and funky winter hats in my future! So glad you are all ok after the storm!!
i live in seattle and would make some some bright cowls to brighten up our rainy winter! beautiful colors!!
Hats, hats, and more hats! And a cowl or two and mittens. Then more hats!
Thank-you for the fantastic giveaway! The colours are so happy and warm. My two-year old daughter LOVES the super pink, of course, and I think I would knit her some new legwarmers and a toque to start with. There are so many possibilities!
Wahou! i would like to knit a huge scarf for the next cold morning. Like a blanket around my next.
The pale blue looks like a hat and mittens for a sleigh ride on a star lit snowy night. I just love the look and can only imagine the feel of it.
I would love to make two matching Big Snowy Owls out of this gorgeous squooshy yarn… probably in desert blue. My favourite girl (who loves all things owls) is getting married shortly and I'm intending to cheerily ignore their request for "no presents" and make them a little owlie bride & groom to remind them in years to come of their extra special day!!
Scarves! And mittens!
I am absolutely in love with that electric pink! I would definitely make a lacy throw with it to put on my black sofa. Gorgeous!
I would love to knit a cozy peacock blue cowl out of this great yarn!
PERFECT COLORS FOR THE PERFECT YARN. I am inspired to knit the coziest cowl ever!
queste lane sono cos morbidose e soffici che mi fanno pensare a nuvole di zucchero filato e caramelle: il rosa , il verde chiaro e panna sarebbero perfetti per una magnifica torta… o per un berrettone coloratissimo per sconfiggere il grigio dell'inverno.
I'm def loving the bright, vast colorways of this new Super Soft Merino. It looks heavenly to touch, like clouds. My family and I are new to the cooler temps of the east coast so I can't wait to knit scarves, cowls and blankets with this stuff. I've got and 11 yr old and 9 yr old, it seems like every other week they have new favorite colors. This appears plenty to keep their palates content. I can't wait to get my hands on these, kudos Purl Soho:)
Ooh, this looks like it would make a super cozy blanket or a nice squishy scarf.
I just started knitting and have been inspired by your sight and your patterns. I would love to get better and make a cowl and hand warmers with such soft yarn!
So nice! I'm inspired to knit a chunky baby blanket, so warm, so cozy. 🙂
I would knit some cozy accessories, like a big cowl and a hat! I love the colours you have created! soft and colorful!
What marvelous colours!! i think I would crochet a blanket with those, maybe a neat ripple stitch blanket with a shell like border!
I love the feel of wool when crocheting, at the moment I am (still) working on a blankie in alpaca, so much cosier then one in cotton or acrylic!
yay for bright colours and a large assortment in wool!
Yummy colors. I'd make handwarmers for my nieces and nephews on the east coast.
That looks amazing! Well, with 10 skeins, I would love to do some kind of blanket or throw……maybe a chunky sweater, but with 2 I would love a cowl.
I'd make a neck wrapper for me, and something cozy for the baby due tomorrow. Both would be bright and splashing with color as the autumn palette has moved to gray-ish.
Beautiful colors ! I can easily imagine something warm and comfy around my neck, and also a sleeveless jumper to warm any shirt or dress or…
love the peacock blue and the oyster gray. Many thanks for the giveaway !
I'd have to make a chunky asymmetric crochet poncho. 10 skeins would be perfect, but the colour choice would be tricky. SO many good ones to choose from!
I would make Christmas cowls!
I've been looking the right yarn for my star patterned crochet mittens and this would be it. Super quick holiday presents
Would love to make a soft blanket for the baby boy I'm expecting in February!!
what not to make out of this lovely soft yummy looking yarn?
Beautiful. I would try a granny stripe blanket.
Congrats on the launch of your line! I would use some of those amazing colors for the hand warmers I have planned for my nieces for holiday knitting. Glad to know you are safe after Sandy.
Jesi
Spring – large spring coloured flowers crocheted into an asymmetrical cardigan … imagine the turning of heads when they see such happiness in bloom – one for each of my daughter in laws 🙂
Winter is very close, so I'm thinking that long, soft, colorful scarf should be perfect thing to knitt!
I would knit up some cowls for Holiday presents!
What a beautiful and inspiring palette of colors! You can literally see the softness. As I fell in love with ornaments from Norway, Iceland and the Baltic countries I would definitely knit up a baby sweater and hat for my seven month old son and if there was something left, I myself would be happy about some nice new cowl and hat or something like that.
Looks like the perfect yarn for soft and yummy cowls and scarves!
I'm so glad to hear you are all alright after hurricane Sandy! And congratulations on your new line of yarn. I am inspired to knit a few pairs of Mukluk Slippers for family, friends and charity this season. They look so warm and cozy. The perfect accessory for a cold Northeast winter!
All I can think of on a cold morning is how nice it would be to snuggle up with hubby and the kids under a cloud of merino blanket and watch a movie. The colors are so perfect for us: the electric pink for one daughter (6), the electric green for my other daughter (8)…would my husband and son (3) picks blues or the grey? The color choices might be quirky, but the blanket wold be uniquely us! Hmmm…I feel toasty already.
SOCKS! I would make thick, large stitch boot socks. Knee or thigh high to stick out of the top.
Or real funky leg warmers.
My sister just had triplets and I think more hats would be in order, too.
I would use a neutral colour as my main to make a big sweater and choose a POP of bright colours to intersperse throughout. Delightful!
Oh, this yarn looks so yummy! I would love to make a rainbow afghan using many colors of this gorgeous yarn. A scarf would be wonderful too. Thanks for the chance to win! Blessings,
great colours for this winter! It really looks incredebly soft!
I am still dreaming of a big seed stitch cowl and I think this yarn would be ideal for it. Just imagine all that super sof merino around your neck! The hardest part though would be to chose the colours since they are all lovely.
My knitting to-do list includes a "Big Pink Bunny" for my great-niece, who will be celebrating her first birthday in January. I think I will order this new super soft merino instead of the yarn recommended in Purl Bee's pattern. In addition, I think I will make the cowl shown in today's post. It will make a perfect "travel" project and a great gift for my step-daughter in Maine! Thanks for all your luscious yarn and fabulous patterns!
Wow what beautiful colours. I can't wait to make a squishy cabled wrap, a couple of hats, some wrist warmers and maybe even a few cowls.
definitely a throw blanket for the kids to cuddle under as we read our favorite Christmas books!
Colour me happy! Cowls, scarves, baby blankets . . .
i want to make a super soft cowl and a hat for my sweet little sister!
How exciting that you have your own line of yarn. Congrats! This looks like it needs to be made into a fun, colorwork chunky hat with a big pompom on top. Thanks for the giveaway.
A beautiful sweater with fair isle yoke! Perfect to showcase those cheery colors throughout winter and keep a body cozy and loved. Can't wait to touch this yarn in person.
Rainbow dress for a little princess, who is 4 months old, lives in West Wales where is raining in winter, to make her world burst with colors. The best colorfull merino wool to start this project
Hmmm…it is summer dwn here in Australia! So perfect timing for me to start a colourful colour block scarf for next winter 😉
It's just started to snow here in the UK, and I would really like to knit ribbed cowls (as in your previous post) for me and my boys – no traily scarf ends to get wet and horrible.
I'd make a squishy, soft baby blanket for my 7 month-old or a warm cowl and slouchy hat for myself.
Cozy vests for my little boys!
I'd love
to make a "Knit, Swirl" sweater for myself with this gorgeous yarn. I have knitted for 30 plus years but never knit for myself. I've decided to change that this year. The colors of this yarn beg to be in the hands & on my needles. Y u m m y!
Merino is the BEST!!!! I would knit the Chevron Baby Blanket in bright bold colors for my daughter's 1 year birthday this winter. She is now too big for the initial baby blanket I knit for her birth last year with New Zealand merino wool, and a bigger, cuddly blanket made out of merino will be perfect to keep her warm at night! (And I can alternate it with the 'classic' acrylic chevron blanket that was made for me as a baby by my grandma/her great-grandma!)
What gorgeous colours – so sumptuous !! I would love to knit some super cosy chunky socks to keep my toes warm during the winter, and they would make beautiful christmas gifts! xx
I would make something soft and cuddly for my baby! He/She will be here in February, and it would be sweet to spend time crocheting and thinking about the little one!
Oooooh! This would be perfect yarn for big, cozy cowls. And just in time for holiday gifts for my sister and sisters-in-law.
Def a fabU afgan knitted out of the oyster. Yum.
Would start knitting straight away on cowls, fingerless mitts and scarves….getting cold!
I would make a striped scarf for my son with the black and peacock blue. He's very fussy about how knitted items feel so the merino would be fabulous for him. Going to be a long cold winter!
Chunky v neck over sweater…big enough to go over another sweater when 1 sweater just isn't enough
I've been dying for a simple chunky raglan sleeved sweater…that's what I would make with this lovely yarn!
I'd make a Little Red Riding Hood hood with tassels!
I'm thinking cozy house slippers for my whole family. I love the colors!
Would love, love, love to make a throw blanket with those bright colors, or a nice comfy cowl!
I want to knit a big bright squishy cowl!
Beautifully soft scarves to keep my son/daughter in law warm – they just moved to your area from Florida ! And then, a scarf for me for when I come to visit !
Would love to make my granddaughter something with that beautiful yarn.
We are starting a handknit hat drive for homeless men and women in Baltimore. As we look for knitters and how to inspire them, we are encouraging all to participate, by making our finest hats for our neighbors in need. The patterns can be simple but our effort can be our best. I would love to share this yarn with others who would make and donate beautiful warm hats for those facing a cold winter.
What beautiful colors. This yarn looks like a dream.
I would color block a big throw blanket for my dear friend. I would pick a color for her and each of her three sons, one of whom passed away unexpectedly last year. I've been wanting to knit a big hug for her.
holiday gifts scarves & cowls
i would definitely make some cozy cowls and hats!
I'd love to make a baby blanket as I just found out I'm going to be an aunty 🙂
I would make a luscious blanket to wrap myself in!
Wow, those colors! You can almost feel how soft it must be, too, just from the photos! To me, it seems to be saying a color block scarf, ala Albers. Big and scrummy for winter!
The colors are so beautiful !,, I would do a nice cosy blanket, or big pink cowl which I will use with grey outfit, or very pinky vest .. Oh so many projects,and possibilities,,,
I want to make a blanket/throw for my son. He is buying a house and moving out at the end of the month and a warm throw will be a great housewarming gift.
What a versatile yarn! I'm definitely thinking cozy, colorful blanket, though a cowl or scarf would be a good smaller project.
I'd love to make a cozy throw for the living room with these beautiful colors.
Beautiful color palet!! I see a cowl with corrdinating hat and mittens.
What a treat!!
Fab colors! They've got me dreaming of some holiday hats for my littles, or maybe a hooded cardigan for me….
The color palette looks fun and inspiring! I would use the toasted charcoal colored yarn to make a hat for my husband. I look forward to seeing what patterns you all create using this yarn. Thanks!
Beautiful colors, beautiful yarn… being originally from New Jersey and a member of a kntting ministry, I am inspired to make hats, scarfs and blankets for those who were hit hard by Sandy. Especially the children….
Beautiful colors, beautiful yarn… being originally from New Jersey and a member of a kntting ministry, I am inspired to make hats, scarfs and blankets for those who were hit hard by Sandy. Especially the children….
What beautiful colors! I would love to make a nice, soft cowl… that makes me happy! Thank you for this opportunity!
I hope to knit a baby blanket, for my cousin's first baby!!! (sooooo excited!)
I'm seeing a soft, chunky sweater, one color probably.
I'll have a baby in december, so I would knit something for him/her.
I'm already dreaming about it!
I would make several baby items out of this beautiful yarn as I have many to make all of a sudden. The colors and softness are amazing!
I can see a big chunky sweater on my needles. Maybe have to do it for myself.
I can see a bright beautiful vest to wear in the Spring and Fall while playing golf. I'm sure it would bring me luck.
I would knit a supercuddly blanket for my baby boy and a funky hat with a huge pom pom for my toddler girl.
I have a pattern for a neck wrap with a large button-hole that you pull the other end though for a warm snip but not bulky neck warmer. The ends would tuck nicely into the neck of one's jacket or coat. Your merino yarn would make for a soft and quick to make project.
Oooh! I'd love to wrap myself up in a big cozy sweater knitted with this! So many beautiful colors!!!!
It's beautiful! I am going to a baby shower in a month, so if I had many skeins of different colors, I'd use this yarn to make a soft, chunky baby blanket.
Hats, hats hats! These would be wonderful for a whole basket of hats to wear this winter.
Since I'm spending most of the day in draughty old libraries (with roof damage!) I have long wanted to knit a Japanese style shawl sort of thingy with buttons along the shorter end of a rectangle, so it can be used in a number of ways: a poncho, a scarf, a cowl, a cardigan or a bolero. I'd make it colorful, too, to lighten up these grey, work-filled winter months…I've bought such a nice colthing device at Muji's but it's getting too cold so I'll need a woolly one to keep warm.
Hope I'll win!!!
Love the colors. Definitely, a sweater!
wow! what beautiful colors! must admit – i would probably make something for my litte girl due in march with that sunny yellow and lovely gray!
I would make a big chunky sweater for the cold months ahead! Best wishes with your new venture and I can't wait to see the patterns you are working on for this yarn:)
A warm chunky blanket for the couch would be what I would make – love the colours!
I love the idea of a big cozy scarf. Something to curl up in. Maybe a blanket for cold winter days.
A large gauge lace shawl — maybe Pembroke or something similar. The colors are wonderfully cheering.
christmas gifts! scarves and big, chunky hats and mittens!
This yarn begs to be a top down cardigan just in time for winter! Lovely!
The yarn looks amazing and the colors are fabulous – I see myself knitting up several soft fabulous cowls and hats for gifts this Christmas!! Thanks for coming up with such a lovely line of beautiful yarn!!!
yarn really looks beautiful…I am wondering how it would work for two favorite Purl Soho pattersn, the bandana cowl or the shawl collar cowl…
A big snugly sweater in grey with a bright pink stripe would be fabulous 🙂
These beautiful colors and squishy yarn inspire me to knit a baby blanket like the whits knits chevron baby blanket!.
Oh my that merino is delicious! I am inspired to make a super soft sweater for my niece, Charlotte, up in Minnesota – she could use a little extra snuggly warmth this time of the year!
I'd make beautiful Christmas presents from this yarn! The pink is calling my name – I can't wait to see what patterns you come up with!
I would love to make a blanket for the cooler months.
I keep following your page and you works each day. When I watch it some voice inside me is telling me 'come on! leave the office and this boring work you do, and start doing what you really enjoy!' And each day I'm too scared to leave the office and start doing what I exactly love to do… these COLOURS these MAGNIFICENT Super Soft Merino occured to be the sense of my life 🙂 finally I don't need any more arguments, no more reasons to convice myself what I should acctually do in my life. Thank you Purl Bee Team 🙂
Looks scrumptious! A hat, scarf and mitten set perhaps?
Oh wow! Beautiful yarn! I would knit some fingerless gloves, a hat, and matching scarf or cowl. The colors are so beautiful it would be hard to choose the color to use!
I think my daughters and I would all love to curl up and make some lovely squishy cowls for each other to brave the Chicago winter! Or maybe cheerful long scarves with pockets…
So lovely! I would make a cozy cape/shawl for the New Mexico mountain winter.
Beautiful texture and colors….I would like to make a cowl and wrap. That would make the dark days more enjoyable!
Ooh, my little, chilly/wintry new england cape could use a pop of color in the living room!! I'm seeing a cozy blanket/throw for my couch!
I'm thinking it's time for some new hats for the family out of this scrumptious looking yarn!
I would make a baby surprise jacket for my son! Love the colors!
Wow…. I imagine warm and colorful blankets for my three little daughters, the colors are so nice!
Love the colors!!! Right now I'm all about knitting for the home. This yarn looks like it would make wonderful, cozy pillows or a cheery blanket for the sofa.
A cowl.. No, a scrumptious blanket..
No…A delicious wrap because I'm taking these
Colours out into the world! They are wonderful!!
Excited for you indeed!
Such lovely bright colors – just perfect for winter hats and scarves for my little ones!
I'm inspired to make luxurious pillow covers, or the coziest hat and mittens set with this. Love love LOVE the color palette!!!
With this yarns I would knit… the softest scarf for the man of my life, a gorgeous baby blanket for my adorable baby, colorfull hats for my cute sons, a beautiful cardigan for my dear mother, the coolest cowl for the best sister in the world, a trendy bag for my lovely sisters-in low, a pair of super warm mittens for my brother, a cozy wrap for my dear and old grandma, pretty shawls for my best friends, precious slippers for my beloved aunts, and so on…
Oh! These are so beautiful- I only wish I could touch them!!!!
Your beautiful yarns inspire me to make a chunky striped sweater with peacock blue and extra green!
I live in London (UK) and in the autumn and winter here I never seem to have enough sweaters, so I would knit a new colourful one to brighten up London City!
Ooooh! Love the colors! Definitely a striped squishy blanket to ward off the chilly weather!
Congratulations! This yarn is wonderful! I would make a very toasty hat, mittens and snood for the winter. I live in Montreal and it is already sooooo cold here!
Oh these colors are beautiful! I love the neon-pink!!! I would try to knit a baby blanket…
Oh goodness! My handsome man is in need of a new scarf this winter season and this looks to be just the stuff. Last year I made a chunky seed stitch scarf for a brother and I think I'd do the same again with this lovely yarn! Second, my grandmothers could use some cozy wraps to get them through the cold. It just looks so cozy …
I would love to make a supersoft and squishy baby afghan out of this gorgeous yarn!
What gorgeous colors! Sure to warm up a chilly day. I would start with hats, cowls and mittens. Thanks for offering a give-away!
I haven't made a scarf in a long time – this would be the perfect yarn for a bright, colorful, cheery scarf!
I have a pattern, MUST. HAVE. YARN. It's such beautiful colors! Who could resist?
knit up toasty warm cowls, mittens and winter hats! I absolutely LOVE merino wool.
I would take several different bright colors and knit up some cozy wrist warmers to keep me warm AND bright.
I would make a big lap blanket to ward off the chill that is coming for us here in Toronto!
A big cabled scarf!
I think I would have to hold it in my hands before deciding what to make!!
I looooove these colors — a perfect palette for the nursery that will soon be in the works. I would make a bright, colorful, and exquisitely snuggly baby blanket, a hopefully have enough left to knit up a tiny hat and some infant mittens (like the adorable pattern that was posted a week or two ago on this blog)
I would make a loose slightly deconstructed cardigan with only one big button and big kabuki style sleeves. That way the bright color and squishy texture can really speak for themselves. Love the new color collection!
The colors are gorgeous and the yarn looks soooo soft. I would knit a scarf or cowl and hand warmers!
I would make fun hats and a cozy lap blanket.
The texture of this yarn coupled with the vibrant colors would be perfect to knit a winter sweater for my best friend who is facing the challenges of cancer and its treatment. There appear to be options for a bright and sunny sweater or a subdued calm cozy sweater. Way to go Purl Soho for making some more yarn happiness!!
Cowls and hats and scarves and maybe a bunny or two! Such pretty yarn!
I like the idea of some swishy color work mittens!
Christmas gifts and surprises — mitts, hats, scarves, mug cozies, slippers—would be my inspiration for this lovely new yarn. I'd even have a chance of finishing them before the big day—there's still time to start with the gauge of this yarn!
I would knit a big, cozy sweater with a stripe or two, to keep me warm, as our power continues to be out after Sandy, and we are cooooold.
A yummy throw to curl up under on those cold winter nights!
A lovely cowl for my new sister-in-law!
The chunky lace scarf from Last Minute Gifts is on my list for holiday giving this year. That's what I would do with your new yarn. 🙂
Ah, the bright colors are amazing. I'm in love with your Herringbone cowl pattern, so I'd make that with this yarn. Thanks!
Yes, these are beautiful colors. I can't wait to see what everyone makes with this yarn and to be inspired by the creations!
I'd love to knit a cowl and hat with the yarn! It's beautiful!
I want to make a forest of multicolored xmas trees, inspired by the patter in Mason Dixon Knitting!
After a very hot summer, spent mostly in diapers, my may day twins hate clothes. With a Wisconsin winter fast approaching perhaps this gorgeous yarn knit up into baby sweaters could change their minds.
i would make lots of hats.
That would be perfect for a gorgeous chunky throw for my living room. It looks like you have a perfect (and hard to find) shade of orange, though the Peacock and Navy blues and Charcoal would be hard to pass up. I'm picturing nice fat cables or maybe even the Hemlock Ring blanket. I've been wanting to knit that for some time.
I'd make my future niece/ nephew a baby blanket for sure!
This is my second post since I unfortunately wrote the wrong e-mail in the first. (People from the Purl Bee, please bare with me, it's an honest mistake.) and like I said in the previous post I would make a flashy, modern, brimmed hat for my 6 year old daughter, a warm hat for my 3 year old son, a long awaited shrug/bolero and a toasty sweater for the cold winters we have in this part of Greece I live in! I wish the best to all those affected by Sandy.
I have another baby on the way and would love to make some baby blankets or cloth diaper covers!
Wow. The colors are amazing! I would love to make a blanket with them. Finally something for me and not my kids 🙂
I picked up knitting about a year ago and so far have only made projects for friends and family! I'd love to try knitting one of your beautiful cowls for myself 🙂
Wow! I love the colors. I would make a blanket with it–finally something for me and not my kids 🙂
I would make a huge yellow sweater!
I would make a bright version of the Four Corners baby blanket from the Purl Bee blog. I've had my eye on it for ages, and with a baby on the way, the timing couldn't be better. Now to choose the colours…
Oh what gorgeous yarn, and in my favorite hues. I wish I could touch it through my computer screen. I would love to make myself a scarf and knit some hats for my little ones.
This is gorgeous yarn! I think this would make a gorgeous hat, but if I were lucky enough to win the 10 skeins…I would love to see if it could make a cushy blanket or a few scarves. Thank you so much for sharing!
Scarf- a super soft scarf- in orange and bright pink!- Just the thing to brighten up a winter day!
This is nearly an impossible question to answer as seeing the beauty of your new yarn and all the color choices is making my mind buzz. I would definitely make a pair of cozy mittens, then a loopy cowl, and then I would definitely want to knit a raglan sweater, each in a different amazing color! Thanks for the chance to win some.
Oh man! That color palette is beautiful. And the yarn looks SO squishy. I would love to make a cowl for myself (maybe some NEON CHEVRONS?) and mittens for myself and my man.
This would definitely be the yarn that inspired me to learn to knit – with so many friends having babies I could even start on the small-scale (hats and booties for all). What beautiful yarn!
I LOVE the bright colors! I would knit up a wonderfully warm lap blanket with this incredibly soft looking yarn. It's beautiful!
Cowls, hats, fingerless mitts for all my family.
This yarn looks decadent
So fun! I'm thinking a yummy orange cowl for me, and one in hot pink for my 15-year-old daughter. Thank you!
This looks delish!!! It is begging to be worn next to the skin, so cowls, or scarves. Some bright and chunky fingerless mitts, and hats! Cute, chunky baby hats with pom-poms!! LOVE the color palette and congrats on your new line!
a big soft fluffy hat!
this yarn makes me want to knit everything i can think of!!
1st, i'd make myself a sweater. then a scarf for my mom, and a little sweater for my brand new niece. and then a cowl for someone who needs warm winter clothes.
What a gorgeous palette! I'd love to make some chevron cowls and cozy pom-pom hats with this yarn.
Definitely a super snuggly cowl. The colours are divine!
This yarn looks super luscious! I'd love my first try at making cozy sweaters for my girls. I think I'm ready to make my first step beyond hats and scarves!
I would make a cowl for me and a hat for hubby 🙂
ooo so pretty and soft! hrm…i'm thinking mittens…or little scarves & hats for the plush snowmen i make! i need to touch this yarn! *grabby hands*
So pretty! It makes me want to start playing with fair isle! Maybe matching mittens and hats!
The colors are so vibrant! I would love to knit scarves and hats for my kids and their cousins for Christmas.
I would love to make some yummy squishy cowls with this! It's gorgeous yarn.
The wonderful cowls I could make with that wonderful yarn! Thanks!
I would knit up a lovely lap afghan in Halloween colours to share with my 3 grandchildren, to keep us toasty warm this winter.
I think I would turn it into a warm hooded dress for my doughter….. Lovely colours!!
I would make cowls cowls cowls, and a big squishy raglan sweater! Can't wait to try this yarn, the colors are incredible.
What exciting news! It's such a natural extension of the wonderfully, inspirational place Purl Soho continues to be.
As it's getting colder here on the East Coast, all I can think of is making bunches of colorful hats and cowls for everyone I know. I always love wearing something super bright when the days are grey, freezing and colorless.
Thanks for the chance to win your super soft merino!
The yarn looks so soft, perfect for a oversized cardigan to keep warm in the coming winter months.
Oh, YUM- I would just love to knit up a cozy blanket and take a nap under that super soft merino!
Cable knit hand warmers and cowls! just lovely….thank you!
What great colors! I would make double-thick mittens.
A large, dramatic cowl (bordering on a shawl) is what popped into my head when I saw this beautiful yarn. What better way to keep warm in the office or when walking outside at night?
I'm inspired to make all things warm and cosy. A throw, mittens, and a scarf. The scarf would be pink, I think.
I am new to knitting and I SEE soft when I look at this yarn. Can't wait to try some!!
I'm inspired to make a bright version of your big herringbone cowl!
https://www.purlsoho.com/create/big-herringbone-cowl/
Gorgeous yarn! I'm inspired to make a snuggly cowl in one of the bright colors to counter the cold dreariness of winter.
It looks so soft and cozy I would want to make a cozy sweater, preferably a cowl or turtleneck. Of course, it would need a beautiful hat and scarf to match!
i've been bedbound for a few years now because of a neuroimmune chronic illness and knitting is one of the very few things i still can do. i'd love to make a snuggly, warm shawl for my elderly mother who selflessly struggles to take care of me at a time in her life when she is the one who deserves to be taken care of; because words are not enough to express my gratitude.
This yarn made me want to knit cozy little cardigans for my nieces. They'd look adorable with some of those colours!
I'd make a toasty warm cardigan in grey or navy.
Cowls! For all of my teacher presents this year. I think I need EIGHT, which means a lot of knitting between now and Christmas parties.
The colors are beautiful and the yarn such a treat…
I would love to make hats for each of my grandchildren for Christmas…my eldest daughter said she would love something knit for Christmas as well….I'd better get busy!
I'm thinking bright pink, black, gray and white scarf for my daughter who becomes a teenager this Thursday!!
A cozy, bright Fair Isle sweater!
Would make a sweater for my daughter in the Army to remind her that her mommy loves her to the moon and back
oh wow! the yarn looks so luscious!!!! a blanket, a sweater, a cowl… anything to cosy up with, i would make with that yarn! amazing colours too! i love the blend of neon with softer neutrals – signature purl soho aesthetic, indeed!
These colors are great. I think I would make a striped Missoni-esque throw or wrap.
I am expecting my first baby this Spring, and would LOVE to use this to knit up a squishy, cuddly baby blanket to wrap him/her up in 🙂 !
The jewel bright pink, yellow, red and orange are making me thinking tropical beaches, so how about a bikini?
Im on a hat binge right now. Lots and lots of slouchy hats. Love them. 🙂
Since I am a grey haired lady….red is my color of choice for anything….(notice I did not say OLD.) . a zingy red cowl out of Zinnia., and a snowy white cowl out of the white, sets the season for me…Lovely colors all…
I love single-ply yarns for so many things. . .squishy hats, baby gifts, cowls or scarfs. . .and with this palette of colors the possibilities are endless!!!
I would crochet the big, single granny square blanket that you shared in the crochet gallery!
I would love to make a squishy soft cardigan to wrap up in. It's the kind of snuggly item that is next on my cast-on list.
I would love to make a wonderful squishy blanket for a friend's newborn!
I would love to make the two-color crocheted cowl that you shared the tutorial last February on the Purl Bee. It would certainely work beautifully with this yarn, wouln't it ? Thank you for the give-away.
I am a very new knitter but I am in love already. I would love to make a super soft hat for my little man and a cowl for a special friend. But first I must find some time to have someone teach me to read patterns. But once I have learned it is on!! Thanks for the beautiful colorful pictures! And congratulations.
My little sister will give birth to twins, a girl and a boy, at Christmas time. This soft wool looks just perfect to knit or crochet some warm baby hats, baby shoes and two beautiful babyblankets.
That is such beautiful yarn! I would use it for soo maany things! I would love to win even one skein.
I would make a big neck warmer to wear when I'm carrying my baby in a carrier.
gorgeous merino…I would love to make a cowl or scarf with them. I love the charcoal grey and orange for this season 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway !
Some big cozy sweater with differnt colours, that i would like to knit. Would be fantastic to spend chilly evenings inside, knitting my big sweater.
Just love the colors! I would make a big tote bag, something cheerful and useful!
I think I would have to be totally selfish and make myself a matching hat, cowl and mittens! Something with some fat cables! Have to think about the color, but I must say that the yellow is amazing!
Knitted pillow covers to brighten up our home in winter. Beautiful yarn
I'd love to make a warm, cozy scarf for the winter in one of these vibrant colors!
This would be perfect for a looong (wrap around your neck twice) seed stitch cowl for my Mum for Christmas.
As many have said – this seems perfect for cowls. Or the big owl / bunny / pig patterns you have published.
I think this would look fantastic doubled with a variegated mohair strand in a long simple 2×2 rib scarf (or cowl, to go with the crowd…)
I really want a soft, warm fair-isle cardigan, something to run to the store in and be cozy at home. Your Super Soft is lovely and scrumptious, Congrats!
These look so squishy and gorgeous. I would love to make a Thorpe hat with the super pink and the dark gray, and then with the leftovers, I'd make one for my sister in the opposite colors.
I know about 5 women that are pregnant right now, so I'm completely ready to make lots of baby sweaters!
Absolutely gorgeous! And those colors. Yum!
Oh hells yes! I totally love this! Pick me! Pretty please!
Yum!!! Cowls, hats, mittens, slipper socks… All the things!!
Ooh, love the colors. Great fluffy yarn for cowls and chunky sweaters.
Congrats!
Gorgeous exciting colours! I would make a beautiful cozy cowl or scarf that screams hello winter i'm ready for ya!
I would make a cozy striped cowl with the gray, pink and orange super-soft merino!!
After Four days without water, electricity and communications my daughter and I fled to a little oasis in monclair, NJ. there we have hot showered, been feed delicious meals and regaled with music–Ukelele and guitar. I would love to make my host, my husband's cousin, a warm wide wrap around scarf so she may never go cold. Give her back a little of what we received. Deep dark blue, woven with blazing saturated reds and oranges, mmm.
Congratulations!
I would love to make a wrap vest, the perfect everyday accessory just add a belt and a tee and you are good to go!
Thanks for the chance to win!
Heather
I would have to make a super thick baby blanket for my little one due in December!
I would love, love to make a baby blanket with this. How squishy soft and loveable the Merino would make it!! And the colors…wow!
Great work, Purl Soho, and congrats! I'd love to make some warm winter earbands!
How about a smoothly cowl to wrap up in along with a matching hat. Warmth!
It is a dream! What beautiful colors! I believe a hat would be ideal as winter approaches. Thank you!
I'd start with a range of chunky knit scarves for my etsy shop
Hi there,
I would knit a nice pair of warm socks in heirloom white and desert blue for my lovely boyfriend. I just love handmade gifts (and men who wear colorful socks). 🙂
Oh my, I am in love with all the yummy colors!! I would definitely make hats for the kids now that winter weather is upon us 🙂
Every year I make a bunch of scarves, hats and mittens to donate to a local battered women & children's shelter; this yarn would make those items even more special!
I'd make a cozy twinkle inspired sweater!
I am inspired to make a sweater for my almost 2 year old, and matching mittens since mittens in her size are hard to find. If I happen to win the 10 skeins, I would love to finally make a soft cozy throw for our couch- maybe in a Chevron pattern.
Oh I see this yarn as a soft & squishy throw to keep me and my hubby warm during the coming winter months!
Such yummy colors! I am inspired. Just have to decide which one!! Lovely!
Every Holiday season, my sister's work "adopts" at-risk families – they gather donations of food and clothes, school supplies, etc. And every year I try to knit a few scarves and/or hats to include with the gifts.
I would use your gorgeous yarns to make snuggly, cozy things for these local families that could use a hand-made "hug"
This looks so gorgeous and warm as I sit her in my chilly office (the thermostat says the heat is on, but I'm not feeling it!). I'd use this yard to make the Purl Bee chevron baby blanket in a rainbow color-scheme. I think I'd have to do it in grown-up size so I can keep it for myself.
Cowls, cowls and more cowls.
These colors are amazing – they are the perfect antidote to the grey and drab weather about to befall us….I can't wait to make some loud and colorful scarves for my 2 kids (and maybe myself, too)….
I would make my sweet Ollie a sweater, my sister-friend a cowl, my honey a hat, and my momma a sweater. I love this wool!! The colors are gorgemous and so inviting I wanna eat 'em!!!
You inspire me with every single tip and creation… I love your designs and styling in general. At the moment, I'm learning hot to knit the Fingerless Mittens. Not as diffiicult as I originally though it would be, thanks to you! Keep going!! (Best regards from Greece)
I love the bright orange, I would definitely make a scarf!
Such beautiful colors! I can hardly wait to get my hands on some to knit up a cuddly baby blanket.
Such yummy colors! A cowl or two might be something fun to knit.
I've been dying to do a fair isle hat with a gray background and bright, neon yellow and pink details. This looks like the perfect yarn for it!
Hats and scarves for the human babies and cozy sleeping mats for the shelter kitties!
Throw blanket with a big color block accent. Or cowls & hats with chunky cables & ribbing. It looks so squishy-soft in your photos!
That yarn makes me want to knit a big, cozy cardigan to wrap up in on cold winter mornings. Something with a big shawl collar and a tie to keep it close. The colour would be hard to choose, though!
Oh my goodness…so beautiful. Knitting and my love for yarn have gotten me through my deploymet in Afghanistan. This yarn would be absolutely perfect for a gorgeous pink sweater for my soon-to-be four year old daughter. Of course, bright pink is her favorite color.
Thanks for the offer!
Gina
The yarn looks soft, bright, and toddler-friendly! I would knit up a blankie for my little girl!
A cozy capelette of course! And maybe a toque (ok, Canadian here)
I would make a scarf, hat and some mitts for me, for a change.
Christmas gifts!! I would make colorful scarves with matching mittens or hats. And super cute flower pins/clips with the leftover yarn. I could get Christmas shopping done for all of my immediate family with this gorgeous yarn. 'Tis the season for giving!!
P.S. Love the colors, they're so bright and happy!
Gorgeous colors! I would make a pile of he-man chemo caps. I discovered that everybody makes caps for women and no one makes them for men, so that's what I'd do, make a bunch of soft, warm, cuddly knitted and crocheted caps for men. A friend is a vet and undergoing radiation so he hasn't lost his luxuriant white locks, but I know he'd get them to the right place at the VA clinic. Thanks.
Oh, look at those colors.
Love the new yarn! i would make cowls and hats with this yarn, looks SO warm!
The yarn looks lovely. It's calling out "winter kid's hats" to me. 🙂
I can't wait to use this to make a modern fair isle sweater with pops of super pink!
It looks absolutely delicous!
I would love to make a pair of striped leg warmers with this yarn…. and a snuggly cowl.
Soft and squishy blankets for sure!
Looks amazing! Definitely knitting some cowls with this !
Congratulations on your new adventure! I love all this colors! Hopefully anyone touch me!! Jeje.
Ana
Anything and everything!
i would knit myself a really, really long striped scarf!
I would knit up a bunch of the scrumptious patterns from the Good Night, Day pattern book (http://goodnightday.bigcartel.com/). Tara Lynn's chunky sweaters and turbans seem like a perfect pair for this new lofty yarn. Congratulations gang, it looks beautiful!
Oh, I was just pondering what to make for Christmas for my three kids – I was thinking a blue hat in something soft for my three year old – that blue would be perfect! With the rest, I could make a new cowl for me and one for a gift as well.
I would make beanies, cowls, baby clothes, etc…love love love the colors!
Those lovely colours are going to make scrumptious hot water bottles covers for the whole family to warm up our winter!
I could make serveral vests with 10 skeins! Thanks for the great giveaway!
Sara in AL
love the yarn !! i am thinking gloves …
Beautiful! I would love to make a luscious cabled pullover.
The colors are fantastic! Congratulations for this new yarn that fits perfectly with Purl Soho. As I'm expecting my first baby in January, I would definitely knit a somptuous baby blanket in green or desert blue (or maybe clementine), with a leaf pattern.
Would love to use the red to make a cowl for my grandmother!
I would make a handsome and cosy sweather for my nephew, and also a baggy hat to match 🙂
Looks beautiful! Can't wait to make a warm, fuzzy cardigan for my daughter!
I would make a colorful stripey winter scarf for my toddler daughter and a matching hat. And I would love some color block mittens for myself in this yarn! I can just picture us standing out in the white snow this winter!!
Gorgeous colors, would be a perfect fit for a huge gaptastic cowl 🙂
My friend's daughter is collecting knit garments for Safe House in Michigan, I would knit some colorful hats, mitts and cowls to donate.
I'm new to knitting and have started because of my love for yarn, these look so luxurious!!!!
I would knit a warm cushy blanket out of lots of the colors. It would feel like being wrapped in a colorful cloud. Of course mittens and cowls would be just as cute too 🙂
Oh yes yes! I'd make a cowl for my mom, a pillow for my sister, a hat for my husband. Homemade gifts are the best!
I want to make a cozy sleepingbag for my best friend's firstborn who is due in early december 🙂
Beautiful! I would make hats or a lap blanket I think.. or a cowl…
I would start by making two soft little vests for two special nephews arriving this winter!!
What a fantastic rainbow of colors!! I'd probably make some cozy legwarmers or a cowl!
The colors are sumptous! I'd make a hooded baby sweater or a hooded popover for my
new granddaughter and some hats and mittens too! Too many beautiful colors – this is a hard decision,
These are gorgeous colors. Congratulations! I would love to win and make hats, scarves, mittens and slippers with the beautiful yarn!
I would love to use this for the big lace scarf from More Last Minute Knitted Gifts! And maybe a chunky stroller blanket for my son. Ah, yes, winter is here!
Cabled cowls for my friends and me!
Hats and scarves and mittens, oh my!
ooh, i would love to make your herringbone cowl. the colors are so beautiful and I'm super excited to give this a try!
Anything "super soft" should be used for a baby blanket!
I would love to to use those vibrant colors for a striped/chevron baby blankie!!!
oh man! this stuff looks so soft, bright and perfect for winter- i'm going to have to make some matching accessories for my hubby and baby boy for the holidays!
Sooooo soft and squishy! I'd be making cowls and hats for sure, to snuggle up in that all winter long! I love the colors too, excellent choices!
I want to make a bright pink cowl for my 6 year old neice for christmas …. and maybe some mittens to match if time permits!
Soft cuddly hats for everyone in my family would be knit up for this winter!!
Ooh! It would make a great throw or chunky cowl. I love single ply
With a new niece on the way, I'm inspired by your Super Soft Merino to make a wonderfully cuddly baby blanket or maybe a baby bunting bag! Love the palette!
I'd really like to make a sweater out of the super pink yarn! *Squee pink!*
Love the look of this yarn…the colors blow me away! They would make fantastic additions to my stash for holiday scarves…
The easy ribbed cowl featured on the blog last week! In a lively green to beat the winter blues!
Congratulations on your latest venture! This yarn looks amazing. I'd love to knit a cute cuddly child's hat in this beautiful yarn!
Love the looks of this yarn. Hats, Mittens, Scarfs!
I would love to make scarves and legwarmers.
Would love to use the yarn for the Bandana Cowl on your site.
looks amazing! so excited to find the perfect pattern to use it for!
Gorgeous colors! I'd love to make a super soft cowl, some hats and scarves too. Plus I can see lots of fun granny squares crocheted with this to be made into fun throws, pillows, etc.
I've been wanting to make a cuddly lap blanket, or a big cushy cowl!
I would love to make a super dreamy and soft hat and cowl set, or maybe even a hat and mitten set. Something super cozy and toasty to keep a loved one warm, or maybe as a special treat for myself! All of the colors are gorgeous and I would love to knit up some exciting fair isle with them!
ordering now for a couple of cozy cowls! i would love a squishy vest if i were to win 10 skeins!
Thank you for this giveaway.I would knit a cosy blanket in neutral colors so i can get comfy for those long winter nights in England!
I'd love to big colourful shawl to keep me warm in the winter :-).
Every fall I knit hats for my two little daughters (ages 3 & 5). It is such a fun tradition and they love having unique hats made by mom. I always choose soft, chunky yarn because, I want them to be comfy on their little heads (no scratchy forehead hats allowed) and, well…let's face it…my knitting time is limited and I want them done BEFORE winter, not after! Congrats to your LOVELY debut!
I've knitted my boyfriend half a dozen scarves, and he always wears them for a few days but then finds them way too itchy on his neck and face. I would love to finally be able to make something super soft for him that he would wear!
Cowls, cowls, cowls for Christmas in the most fabulous colors ever! Thanks so much
Your yarn looks so beautiful I can feel it against my skin already. And, what gorgeous colors. I would knit up a wrap/shawl to drape around my body or the nearest chair……..
WOW — this yarn looks like candy!
if i am so lucky to win a skein i plan to make a Nippy Headband.
even if I don't win, I think i will buy some anyway!!!
thanks!
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What beautiful colors!
I would start with a big squishy baby blanket for a friend's baby on the way. After that, I'd probably make myself a striped cowl.
Can't wait to make some bright cowls for myself and my sisters!
Beautiful! I think it wants to be a big, chunky cowl!
Such Happy Colors! I would make a scarf or cowl for me, those colors will make me smile everyday!!!
This Merino wool looks soooo soft! I would love to make a super soft and warm scarf, or a baby blanket for my Niece's first snow…these Chicago winters are brutal.
I'd make hats for kids affected by Sandy. At 3 sts/in, they'd be super fast to knit!
Your brilliantly bright colors make me long for show stopping accessories!
I'd knit a sweater– my very first sweater. What gorgeous colors!
oh maybe a hat or three? or a sweater? I have no idea but I am excited at the possibilities!
Such wonderful colors and yarn! So many possibilities…I think a cozy sweater would be fun, since I more than likely will be relocating to colder climate next year.
cozy cowls for the whole family! blankets! so lovely.
These are so yummy! Great job on the color choices…love them all!!
I would make matching vests for my 2 year old daughter, and soon to be born baby boy!
Oh my, what a wonderful array of colours! Inspiration abounds… and off the top of my head, I can see a gorgeous wintry blanket for cuddling up on the couch, a toasty warm cowl for the cooler days here in Austin TX, or a woolley jumper for my oldest boy in a grown up navy blue – he'd love it!
Thanks for the opportunity to win!
I would make one of those fantastic new chunky cowls! If enough is left over, I would knit some fluffy mitts. Love the look of this new yarn! Thanks!
This yarn Is to die for. I love bright colors, and this yarn has the best in brightness.
I would construct some warm soft slippers or bright leg warmers. I just visited the New York store for the first time and loved it.
I would make a colorful baby blanket for my daughter that is on the way 🙂
I've been thinking about knitting hats and scarves and maybe prayer shawls for the disaster relief on the East Coast. I love the "Knitting for Peace" book and looked through for some inspiration. I would use the super soft wool for this project.
Oh how dreamy! After finishing a few snuggly baby blankets recently I would love to knit a deliciously soft winter sofa blanket for me…
I would knit a My So-Called Scarf. I knitted one several years ago out of Manos, and my lack of knowledge about the yarn (its tendencies, best practices for care) and gauge resulted in a stiff, felty scarf that I was only able to wear comfortably the first few times. I would use super soft merino as a do-over. Probably for myself, but if I won 10 skeins, probably for myself, a close friend, and a red scarf friend.
I would want to make another hemlock ring blanket. It would be so cozy!
Great colors! Though I would knit up a storm in white, grey and charcoal with a splash of orange – a warm poncho-like sweater for extra warmth on those cold winter days.
Looks perfect for a warm, squishy baby blanket! Just beautiful.
Fantastic modern colours! I would love to whip up a gorgeous bright little cardigan for my 3year old princess. She would love the pink. Great new product.
I'm just learning to knit but I would love to make a cabled sweater out of it.
The first thing I thought of was a big, squishy cowl for my sister. But I would be very tempted to make a squashy baby blanket for one of the many babies my friends will be welcoming to the world very soon!
I would make a snuggly soft blanket for my two-year-old son's new "big boy bed".
Beautiful new yarn! I love the colors, and am inspired to knit a baby blanket for my daughter!
this yarn inspires me to make so many things! a sweater for my best friends newborn, a cuddly blanket with armholes for me, a cowl for the cold days,… either way, everything would bring some colour for the dark and murky days befre snow lightens up the landscapes!
In love with the saturated colors!! I'm thinking they would be perfect for my first try at a sweater, maybe a variation of the Everyday Linen Raglan from Laura's Loop? Thanks for the giveaway!
Oh the squishiest cowl or two would definitely come out of that! I LOVE those colors!!!
I just finished a chunky sweater for myself and am anxious to begin another-this yarn would be lovely!
I'd make a gorgeous greeny-bluey-grayish rug and I can imagine it will be devine to snuggle under – bliss!
Whenever anyone says, "soft and warm" I hear "COWL!" As a science teacher, I need ways of staying warm without dangling scarf ends in Bunsen burners or beakers! So I'd love to knit up a cowl with the gorgeous new yarn and/or make something delightful for my lovely niece for Christmas. Thanks for the give-away!!
A shawl! This yarn looks great, nothing like this in Spain. Love the colors…
I just saw the ribbed cowl pattern and would LOVE to try making that with this fun looking yarn. There would probably be enough yarn in this giveaway to make a bunch for Christmas gifts! Money is tight this year, so this would be an amazing gift all around.
With wool that soft and squishy it has to be a baby blanket!
Definitely use it for a big cozy herringbone cowl!
I can see lovely cowls in the making with the new yummy yarn. What joy.
I would ask my friend to make me a scarf!
A friend once shared a pattern for a long and cozy wrap with pockets. I'd love to make that in one of these beautiful colors. It would be amazing!!
i've been thinking of knitting Chouette, a charming hat. who can resist that owl?
your yarn has the exact right stitches per inch, and the cheerful colors would certainly brighten a pacific northwest winter.
a cozy shrug would be nice, since my office tends to be chilly inthe winter. and in the summer.
I would love to make a multicolored scarf!
Ooh, yum! My first thought was to make squishy, snuggly neckwarmers–for everyone on my Christmas list!
Had to scrape ice off of my car windows this morning – Nothing better than soft wool mittens!
Oooh… those pictures just make me want to touch! I would love to snuggle up in something made with this yarn for the winter months, so I'm thinking a loose, comfy sweater, infinity scarf and also a hat for my baby boy would be wonderful projects to make with this!! Thanks for what you do! 🙂
I've always wanted to make a nice and warm poncho, it would be great with this super soft merino!
Wow, 10 skeins….hmmmm, I would make a variety of cowls, I have a stack of patterns I want to try!
Christmas gifts of beautiful soft cowls and scarfs. A colorful banket!
All those beautiful colors are so inspiring! I would make a cardigan with some rainbow colors on top and some ivory for the bottom…
Finger crossed 🙂
I have always knit for my family first then for myself. But I have to say this yarn looks so yummy and soft I will knit something for ME ! Maybe a cozy scarf and hat or better yet a big comfy throw just for me 😉
I would make anything with stripes using all those vivid colors.
I would make a striped scarf, using EVERY COLOR because they are so gorgeous and cheery altogether! I want my hands on it. Now.
I would love to make a snuggly jumper with an ombre effect of the charcoal grey, the navy, the blue and possibly the black.
a scruptious cowl!!!! your yarn is beautiful!
I do believe I will have to wrap up in a blanketful of this yarn. Yes! I would knit a lap blanket.
Ooo please please! The colours are beautiful and so cheery. I would crochet a rainbow cowl so I could wear the gorgeousness where I could see it every day through the dark cold winter months here in England.
I would be overjoyed wearing a Purl Soho yarn item when I am such a big fan at a very long distance.
Congratulations on your yarn range, it's beautiful. And I hope you are all safe and well following such scary times x
OMG 10 skeins for free. So much comes to mind. I would make cowls and hats then since I was fortunate enought to get it for free, I would keep a couple for myself and donate the rest. I live in Wisconsin so there is plenty of need around here for kids with no warm attire.
Gorgeous! I'm inspired to make scarves and wrist warmers – and maybe a cozy throw!
So many beautiful colours! I'd love to make a bright blanket to curl up on the sofa with.
I LOVE YARN! I would love to knit a beautiful cozy blanket with this yarn!
I would make a pair of super-warm adorable leg warmers!
First, I'd knit a cozy, soft sweater for my little dog, Sammy, in one of those fantastically bright colors to set off his white and sable fur. Then, I'd make my husband and myself bright scarves and hats to match, so that when we go out for walks this winter, we're the best-dressed family on the block!
Those colors just pop yet they are soft and pearly at the same time. I would think that a great hat would be fantastic as well as a chunky wrap of some kind.
i would make some super cozy hats and infinity scarves!
I would make a cozy sweater and matching blanket for my little baby who loves things that are soft and bright.
I'd <3 to make a beautiful blanket with that lovely yarn!
Wow so many things to choose from, I think a blanket in all the colours followed by slippers or socks as the colours look so deliciously warm. Scarves and hats the list is endless.
I hope this is open to overseas people.
Many thanks
Donna
A huge cowl 😀
Please include my name in your drawing; I'm always willing to use free yarn. I like to knit hats, and this yarn sounds very good for hats (red for one family member, blues for the rest of us! (different blues so we can see at a glance which hat to grab, grin) Thanks,. Lee
I am so happy and proud of my favorite yarn and fabric store! No other place compares! I am looking forward to knitting up some snuggly cowels with that fun herringbone stitch!
oh my!! I would make piles and piles of long, loopy, soft, squishy cowls. EEK. I would love to dig into these colors. gorgeous.
I can imagine some pretty terrific cowls made with this yarn.
Oh, I would love to get my hands on this super soft merino. If I won I would make some soft, brightly colored cowls to brighten up my dull winter wardrobe.
I would make the most squishiest, warmest, coziest sweater ever!
I want so badly to make a cowl (or three). Scarves or mittens are also tempting. Oyster Gray and Desert Sky are gorgeous.
I'd make some super cute half-gloves in bright bright pink…gorgeous. And congrats!
yummy colors! those bright colors are perfect for brightening up a grey winter day! I'd knit a hat and some mittens.
I would make some super cute hald-gloves in bright pink! congrats 🙂
I would make baby beanies and adult beanies and scarves! Love love love this yarn! Have only been crocheting for a few months again and i can't get enough of it!
I would probably knit another cowl…I've knit several, and since my workplace is rather drafty, more hand knits are always good!
I would knit a chevron blanket, or some stuffed animals for the kids – something nice to snuggle with.
I love these colors! They're absolutely luscious! I'm thinking a set of socks and a hat for the new baby in my family would be just the thing to make!
Beautiful! I would make a cowl for hilary, wristwarmers for me, and i'd b on the hunt for a great purl bee pattern for the rest!
I'm fantasizing about making an old school cowichan jacket but with bright colored motifs instead of the usual drab brown and greys! Haven't seen that done yet and some soft squishy wool would make the cut.
How beautiful and fun! I would knit a bright and cozy throw and a pile of pillows. What a wonderful way to brighten up a room. Congratulations on your new yarn.
A super-cozy throw for kids away at school… remind them of how much I love them, and wrap them in a cozy hug!
bravo! marvellous!
I am a self taught knitter in high school. My grandmother wants me to try making jackets for myself to wear to school. This will be my first actual clothing item.
I could make a beautiful blanket with that yarn! Love the colors
I have yet to knit fair isle, but these beautiful colors make me want to try! I'm dreaming of a grey sweater with fair isle work in that bright pink, red, cobalt, and yellow. Or maybe a striped cap. Such beautiful colors! So many possibilities!
I am thinking of making some really beautiful shawls and hats for presents. This yarn looks wonderful and I just want to touch it. It looks so soft. So glad you are all recovering from the storm. Warm wishes from Kansas:)
I would make a bright & cheery scarf!
The colours are simply gorgeous! I would love to knit a cowl and mittens for the winter for family members. Congratulations on your own yarn line!
I would make bobble hats in contrasting colours – and maybe some mittens to go with them!
How beautiful! Congrats, you guys! I'd love to make a big, drapey, cowl/poncho!
A cowl, using the orange, the two blue colors and the charcoal. The colors are very nice – bright and warm at the same time. Inspiring.
I think I would start with a cozy lap blanket maybe with great cables or textured stitches. And top it off with some great big pillows!
Leg warmers!
Congratulations on the new yarn, it looks yummy! I'd love to knit up some loop scarves and moebiuses for keeping toasty!
I have been thinking of making a chunky but soft cover for an old bean bag, sort of shaping it into an ottoman. I am thinking classic garter stich running vertical…This purl Soho yarn looks perfect for that!
Would love to try a cowl all for me! Beautiful 🙂
Yummy colors. The cowl in a neutral? A zippy hat in bright red? So many options and ideas!!
Lovely new yarn! Looks perfect for shawls and cowls!
Yummy colors. The cowl in a neutral? A zippy hat in bright red? So many options and ideas!!
so beautiful!!! i would love to make a colorful rainbow chevron blanket!!!!
Either a blanket for baby due in January or a cowl for mama. Great give away.
I would knit up hats for our family (4 in all), warm and cuddly, like a hug for your head.
Hot water bottle covers! Soft, warm, squooshie. I'm thinking they might need some up in NY/NJ/LI Maybe cables.. maybe with color blocking. I can't wait to touch it.
Where I work, we have a mitten& hat tree that goes up on the Friday after Thanksgiving. Anything that is donated goes to the local Salvation Army. I would use the fiber to knit some warm mittens and hats for the needy.
Melissa
Oh how gorgeous! I think a "rainbow" hat would definitely be in order. And maybe a bag or two?
I would love to knit each one of the 75 second graders I teach ballet to out in the Far Rockaways a hat or a pair of mittens just to let them know I have been thinking of them during this terrible time.
Mmmmmmmm! I feel a luxurious bulky sweater to keep the heat in….or maybe a tea cozy to keep the pot warm! just love the variety of color :+)
i love the neon pnik – would combine it with grey to make a granny square blanket.
Oh my!! Thick, soft, single plys are my very favorite. I have a sweater pattern I've been holding on to, just waiting for the perfect, unique red and it looks like zinnia red is THE ONE! Beautiful. Although, now that I see all the colors and you mentioned ombre… a tonal blanket would be stunning, too. At any rate, congratulations on your new line; I couldn't have imagined a better start.
Definitely, DEFINITELY would get some of the local knitters to teach me how to cable and then make a luxurious cowl for… myself!
This looks so scrumptious.
thanks for sharing.
I would love to make a cozy throw blanket and use any leftovers for a yummy cowl.
Congratulations on the launch of your yarn, it looks gorgeous! I'm excited to try this for a big oversized cape/poncho I've been wanting to make. I hear there's a Nor'easter heading toward NYC, so it's going to be necessary!
I would totally knit a scarf and matching hat with cables.
I am planning to knit couple scarves and hats as Christmas gifts for friends, and these skeins will come in handy! Thank you for the opportunity.
hats hats hats!
Those colors are just amazing! I'd love to make a cuddly scarf or two! Thanks for the chance to win some!
a bright squishy cowl to remind me of the sun
Your post got me thinking, an ombr wrap would be amazing–and warm!
Wow! Even the gray is amazing.
I think a hat would be wonderful, but with 10 skeins I'm inspired to try a super cozy cardigan.
YoWzA! What a give away! I am inspired to make cowls! Thanks!
I would make a giant squishy sweater and a few hats! My sweater would be fair isle because I can no longer resist the urge to make everything fair isle. The wonderful thickness and weight of such a sweater would make my winter so snuggley!
Beautiful colors, I'd love to make a soft, warm hat!
I would love to knit a set of cowl, hat and handwarmer for my family!!!
I LOVE the bright and happy colors. I usually give my knit creations away to friends and family, but I would use this yarn to knit a sweater for myself 🙂
I want to make EVERYTHING with this yarn. Seriously, this yarn pushes ALL my buttons! I love, love, love the colors and textures the Purl has gone with.
How about I start with a vintage ski hat (polka dot, maybe?) with a huge multi-colored pom pom?
Next I'd move on to a fun multi-colored striped blanket for curling under to read.
And how about a fun striped scarf?
I just want to jump into a pile of this yarn. The colours are amazing! I would make fingerless gloves and cowls for the little ones in my life so they can be warm as well as fashionable!
The colors are gorgeous! I'm seeing an oh-so-cozy cowl….thanks for the chance to win such beautiful yarn.
A long scarf I think.
What yummy colors! I love knitting up warm cuddly things for my family – I can only use so many scarves myself! I see lots of scarves and hats in their future!
These colors are so pure, they're absolutely stunning! I'd pick up a stash of the red zinnia in a heartbeat to make a new hooded cardigan or hooded sweater to keep me cozy and brighten up my long, long LIRR commute this winter 🙂
I would make my little girl a sweater and also a matching hat and cowl set. : ) I love the colorways available!
A bright and colorful baby blanket for my 9 month old daughter!
Ooooh…..what lovely colours! I'd knit a chunky cowl and a fun sweater for my god sun. 🙂
i love the colors! especially yellow yellow and very green. i would make a baby blanket for my one year old son or a cowl scarf for my four year old daughter. both would be so warm! it really is beautiful. congratulations…
I love big, thick cowls and hats to keep me warm in the winter. These colours would make winter less dreary!
I would make a scarf using brioche stitch and adding some flowers knitted or crocheted at the end.
sweaters, socks, slippers and scarves – what WOULDN'T I make?!?!
but specifically – with those luscious neons and brights I would make *the most* kick-ass colorful baby blanket for the new baby boy cousin!
THANK YOU PURLBEE!
Such gorgeous yarn!!! In NH where we're getting a threat of the 1st nor'easter of the season on its way, I'd scramble to knit up quick projects…wrist and leg warmers for my family…4 generations worth!
My sister had on the most gorgeous neck cowl the other day and I want to make one for myself. She looked so toasty and sophisticated…
This wool is gorgeous and if given the opportunity, I would share it with the world's greatest sister in law and would love to make an ear flap hat and mitts for my little one 🙂
lovely lovely lovely! i would love to knit a lap blanket or a neckwarmer and wristwarmers or cushion covers or…..
I never really get to use much natural wools or other materials besides acrylics. I would love nothing more to make a lovely, warm cowl. Maybe something in the beautiful yellow, or use a pink color that would match my coat. So many possibilities!
Ikat inspired hat and scarf. Endless color combinations to choose from!
I would knit my first sweater! For me! I am an artist that works with fabric and have only recently taught myself to knit. Knitting is so very zen to me and it is fun to keep learning something new. I would of course find something from your excellent website to inspire me.
Oh man, I love that pink! And the Blue! And the yellow!
So fun! I would make a rainbow sweater for my cousin 🙂
I would give the yarn to my amazing grandma who can knit anything! I would hope she'd knit me a striped sweater for winter. 🙂
I'm a crocheter, and looking at these sumptuous colors all I can think is GRANNY SQUARES!
I love the bright red, the pink, and the blues and greys…oh heck I love them all. I would love to make a colorwork yoke sweater or some fun bright striped scarfs for my 3 kids. can't wait to get my hands on some of the new yarn it looks so yummy.
I want to make a cowl with those delicious colors!
Great giveaway! I'd love to make a big squishy, cabled cowl with this yummy yarn. I LOVE the colours!
Beautiful! Would be perfect for a blanket for my niece!
This beautiful Supper Soft Merino inspires me to make something I have never made before. To make something new! The dreamy texture and bright colors will inspire me not to give as i give it another go to try and create something difficult i have never made before.
I would make a loose fitting cozy cardigan. beautiful wool
A chunky cabled turtleneck! I bet the stitch definition is beautiful!
I'd knit a white brightly striped cape for my sister in Italy to help her get warm during next winter going to work. Here in New Zealand I won't need it, but she could send it back to me next year!
I would make a humongous infinity cowl that would require 10 wraps around my body so that only the top of my head would be showing. Some might mistake me for a big, colourful, fuzzy caterpillar. No one could see but I would be smiling gleefully.
Wool love.
I can see a yummy, cozy scarf with your new Purl Merino. Hope I win!
Yay! It looks luscious! I see a big chunky warm cowl in my future.
I would make a quilt inspired baby blanket with all those beautiful Colours.
I would make a super cozy neck cowl and matching hat!
I envision, among other things, a gorgeous big cabled muffler, and perhaps matching mittens. Or, a cozy ribbed vest. The yarn looks fantastic!
I would knit up a big cowl and fingerless gloves in the hot pink to wear with my camel winter coat.
I'd love to make a super think and warm sweater to keep me warm this winter!
Legwarmers and fingerless gloves. Items to keep my limbs warm, colorful and cozy in the gloomy months ahead!
-the aviator cap I've been putting off for my little son.
– or more likely a sweater for me.
a warm soft beanie to weather the new home winter in the sierras. oh yes.
I would make a pointy hat or two and also a cowl!
I would knit up a wrap shawl in the heirloom white. It looks so fantastic and delicious!
Definitely I want to make soft comfy hats to ward off the Midwest chilly winter winds.
They are gorgeous! I'm a brand new knitter, and would love to turn these into some cozy hats for the winter!
I would be inspired to knit a rainbow scarf or a beautiful woolly sweater, but as i live in the uk (means international postage) if i won I would ask you to donate my wool to a knitter affected by Sandy – who lost everything and would really need some wool to knit up some warmth. xx
I'd love to make a sweater with this. It looks so soft and comfy!
It's a great idea. I would make a great cardigan for cold winter days.
Greetings!
Oh, these colors are gorgeous! I'd make a shawl you can wrap around your head and shoulders to keep warm. I bet this yarn is super soft.
Thank you for this amazing opportunity. It's nearly too exciting. I had to read it twice!!
I have a pile of gifts to knit because I have a huge family and also a lot of friends in cold places; so I would knit up some gifts like: cozy cowls, neck-warmers, long fingerless gloves, and probably a big, yummy hat or 5. 🙂
Thank you!
Kat
I think a colorful skirt with cables. Beautiful bright hip colors. Love them.
Definately some wristies and little shawls with big emroidered flowers and dots. And if I won 10 skeins, maybe I'd knit my 3 year old son a little stuffed peacock!
I would make puppets for my children. A sun and a cloud maybe.. Something warm to sleep with ..! Thanks for the giveaway !
I'd knit a beautiful bright sweater to get me through the gloom of winter
I would make a pair of super soft mittens, to keep me warm in and bring some color to the dark Arctic winter night here in northern Norway 🙂
A warm and fuzzy cable sweater!!!
Hello,
What a lovely merino in vibrant colours. I would make a sweater for my husband with a lovely oyster grey and maybe a cosy warm neck warmer for me in clementine orange and toasted charcoal . Maybe a nice slouchy hat as well !
I would make one huge blanket out of desert blue, and it would be the awesomest blanket in the world.
I love merino! I would knit up a colourful patchwork style blanket for my baby's 2nd birthday next month. X
Wow! That yarn looks amazing! I'd definitely knit myself a nice warm cardi 🙂
Cheers!
So pretty colours!!!! I'm inspired to knit some cowls and warm blankets for the winter that's coming!
Ohhhh….these yarns remind of candy- I love the colors! I would knit my grand kiddos (4 of them) some super soft hats and mittens!
I think I would need to knit up a mitered square throw for my black leather couch … but I would likely use the yarn to make a pair of bright and cheery Christmas stockings for my daughter and her boyfriend who have just moved into a "grown up" apartment in Chicago … they're going to need some color during the gray winter up there!
It looks so soft! I'd like to knit super cozy cowl for my best friend who recently moved in a northern country!
I think I would make some oversized bed socks with these, possibly with a fair-isle motif. Those colours really pop next to each other! James
so nice colours! I would like to do a Super pink soft sweater for my little Anna and a Peacock Blue one for my older Pietro…
I would make an huge fluffy infinity cowl or maybe a brioche stitch scarf that would show off the stitch and the yarn. What a beautiful yarn and such great colors!
Wow! I was hoping to make it to NYC this weekend to stop in the shop, but sadly we can't make it! I would have loved to picked up a few skeins for MITTENS!!!!! Great news and best of luck!
I have been looking for the perfect yarn to make your bandana cowl. I think I found it!
For once, I would do something for myself… Big chunky scarf, ummmmmm….
I would make "big girl" hats for my 2-year old who will probably be jealous of all the gifts her new brother will be getting when he arrives in January. . .
I would love to make the big herringbone cowl for me and something as a Christmas gift for my fiance 🙂
Congratulations on this new venture! How exciting! I would make holiday gifts with this yarn – beautiful, colorful, soft cowls for everyone!
Your Blog is candy to my eyes…. just notice this "Super Soft Merino Giveaway" just started knitting about a year ago. So, i am very very new to all yarns…but WOW…these colors are so amazing and HAPPY TO just see … I would love to make a knitted hat… if i win… Thank you for your lovely blog too
Oh my … the colors are gorgeous … perfect for a warm and cosy poncho!!!
Two things come to mind: a beautiful chevron patterned lap blanket for a cozy, fireside quiet evening with hot chocolate in hand; and colorful pillows for a young child's room…maybe large enough to settle in for home movie-watching. Gorgeous!
What great colors. Hmmmm… the kids are well taken care of at the moment so I would knit something for myself!
No question. This wool is screaming to be made into a beautiful, cozy blanket.
The colors are wonderfully bright! They are sure to brighten a dreary winter day. I would knit a shawl or small afghan.
This yarn looks AMAZING. I would love to knit a bunch of it up into a log cabin-ish throw, my favorite handmade gift to give to my very favorite people. Thanks so much for the chance!
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oh how I would love to knit the yarn up!
A big BOLD scarf for the predicted chilly winter!
Congrats! What happy colors. I could see a large scale needlepoint with blocks of vibrant color Mondrian-style. Thanks.
Gorgeous! I would make chunky hats and mittens for my favorite neighborhood kiddos!
I think a cowl in your perfect pink would suit me just fine.
This is screaming to be baby blankets for my soon-to-be-a-mom neighbour! Love the colours.
Congrats on the launch of Super Soft Merino! Such gorgeous, vibrant colors! Looks perfect for a Brioche Cowl. 🙂
With something so soft, I'd have to make something that could touch my skin – matching cowl & hat sounds perfect.
My goodness, so beautiful! I would make a lovely shawl for curling up while reading on these cool fall days. And then I'd make two more for my daughters.
I adore these colors! It makes me want to make a new vibrant baby blanket for our little baby boy due in February.
This yarn looks so luxurious. With this wave of cold weather hitting it is just the right time to start a bulky project. The bright colors might just help lighten up this time change. Dark by 5:00 makes me want to curl up with warm, squishy yarn.
Oh man! This yarn makes me want to knit a super soft sweater for my grouchy boyfriend. But more importantly finally dive into some fair isle and make myself something reminiscent of spring to keep me perky during the winter!!!
I would love to use this to knit some leg warmers for my sweet niece. The colors are gorgeous.
Oooh–lovely! I think a striped soft cowl would be lovely!
Those colors are so beautiful! I think this would be great yarn for a lap blanket to keep me warm and happy in the dark winter months.
I would make a big cuddly cowl or maybe a warm sweater for snuggling during the upcoming winter weather:). Those colors are so happy and warm.
Yummy! I'd love, LOVE some of this yarn! After I was done petting it, I would probably make it into a baby blanket or a sweater. I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
I would make a warm chunky cowl to wear out horsebackriding this winter!
Would be easier to ask me what I'm NOT inspired to do with it!
But I want something that I can hug all the time.
Coffee cozies!
I would make a voluminous infinity scarf to wrap up in while sipping tea throughout the long Minnesota winter.
Wonderful colours and I would love to knit a wintersweater
I think its begging to be a cozy hat and mitten set!
Quelle belle laine, en complment des beaux projets que vous proposez!
I want to make a blanket! Or a bright cowl with that hot pink!!
I would make cowls in shinny colors for my kids, sure they would love it!
Beautiful colors!! I am inspired to make some scarves, hats and some mittens! Great colors to brighten up the winter!!
What a dream come true! I would love to make a blanket or a really smooshy cowl! The colors are perfect!
I would make a soft, squishy cowl in a fun, funky color to hold the cold northeast winter winds at bay. Congrats on your new line of yarn! and thanks for all of the wonderful patterns!
I would design and knit a bright, bold Yuletide tree skirt. Love the color selection.
Y will knit a lovely baby blanket for a cozy winter. 🙂 Babies need soft, warm and natural yarn to feel like in mum's arms.
Wow, it looks beautiful! I am a new knitter and have been so inspired by your web site. I have many projects that i want to try but the snowflake scarf is calling my name. I would use the super soft merino wool and make this scarf for myself. Merry Christmas to ME!
I would knit the Taiga Cowhichan as seen here:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/taiga-cowichan
I have been wanting to knit this for the LONGEST time, but waiting for just the RIGHT yarn and colors! The Super Soft Merino is exactly what I have been waiting for!
This yarn is perfect for making legwarmers for my dedicated yogis! The colors are perfect!
I would love to make some fat and fluffy mittens in all the colors. One pair for each day of the week!
I'd have to make a wrap or cowl with it!
Wow! 10 skeins could make a beautiful, cozy wrap! With three, I think a chunky pair of mittens and a hat to match. Thanks for the chance.
I would love to make cowls with the super soft merino for my girls and myself.
So beautiful and inspiring! I'm seeing cowls, hats, and thrummed mittens 🙂
Scarves for sure, but dang, a blanket would really be devine! Congratulations on your new line!!
I would love to the make the Snowflake scarf. The color selection for this yarn is just scrumptious.
A cape with a hood, oyster grey. This would let me blend in with the wet and windy winter weather in Malmoe, Sweden, while still keeping me warm and happy.
OH MY, this is beautiful!!
I would love to knit some hats for my daughter's for Christmas…looks soft and warm!
My third daughter wants me to crochet a blanket just like her sister's blankets, but she wants one without so many "holes" so she can snuggle up this winter. She is just as bright and cheerful as the wool colors you show. How beautiful!!
My first cowl, for sure!
I would make a soft, squishy blanket for my sweet daughter! She would love the colors. 🙂
I have a little baby boy due in early February. I would knit him a cozy, colorful blanket!
This yarn looks gorgeous! I would definitely make my son a cosy hat and mittens and seeing as I have a slight obsession with scarves I would definitely have to add another one to the collection!
I'd knit a cozy scarf (in clementine orange!) for my friend who just moved from California to Boston… Brrr!
Here in Wisconsin, you can never make enough throws, or scarves, or cowls– yet for this fabulous yarn…I think I might try to make this:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/mirrored-cable-swing-coat
I would love to knit a cozy rainbow baby blanket for my new little one!
I want to make that snowflake scarf. It's beautiful, I love the design!!
I would love to make a soft blanket or throw, but I'm sure my kids would snag it. I may have to make a few.
I would make a gorgeous cowl….perhaps rework the herringbone cowl to use the chunky yarn! (just finished an aran one and I love it!)
Oh my goodness, what possibilities! I would make either a cowl to brighten up a winter outfit or a cardigan for my niece! <3
I love the snowflake scarf. I would knit any scarf !!
I think that some of those colours would knit into a beautiful Baby Bobbie Bear for my new niece.
The brightness of the colours makes me want to knit outer coats for my little cousins and tons of warm mittens and coordinated hats 🙂
I'd looove to make either a cowl or a warm hat with those yarns, they look like an absolute dream!
I would knit an Infinity scarf with random cables running through it!
I would make a lovely soft, squishy cowl (like the GAP-tastic one on ravelry).
I would make a cuddly scarf for our cold winters in Toronto. It looks absolutely delicious and lovely.
I would love to win this beautiful yarn
that looks so drool worthy in the snuggliest of ways – might use it to knit a massive herringbone poncho tent that i can be all wrapped up in while having some tea and biscuits with ingrid michaelson playing in the background (:
Congratulations on your new line of yarn! the colors are beautiful. I would make an afghan highlighting the beautiful colors and a matching pillow.
Extra green or either of the blues would extinguish the winter blues in a gorgeous mock-cable scarf, cowl or striped mittens! Such softness would not stay just around my neck but up over my nose in the cold too…ahhhhh.
I can see this scrumptious yarn being used to create a free form asymmetrical poncho/cape/wrap. On the streets of NYC I was continually catching sight of some fabulous forms of warming, cosy, wrapping up for winter. To sit by the fire, with my project slowly growing on my lap, keeping me warm as I prepare to wrap up for the winter……. Natural fibers, gorgeous colours, silky softness, hibernating, knitting…..
Oooh, I'd love to make a snuggly turtleneck with this yarn. Love the bright colors. Or, if I got second place, I'd make a cowl or something.
Such beautiful yarn! Winter is coming and my 3 little nephews love playing in the snow. With this yarn I would make them super soft Hats and Scarves to help keep their delicate skin warm.
I'd make a hat and matching mitten set for my mom's Christmas present. Would love to try to do some colorwork with multiple colors, too!
This yarn looks so soft, I need to make a thick, fuzzy winter hat for everyone in my family! Maybe some matching mittens too. I love that bright shade of pink!
mmmmm…..scarves and hats and mittens and headbands and wraps. where to start? how to choose?
I'm on a crocheted hat kick right now and this luscious merino would make gorgeous hats to keep the winter chill off!
Oh the colors! Magnificent!
I dream of making a wardrobe of hats, cowls and scarfs or a throw blanket to send with my 20 year old baby on her semester abroad in Florence this January. It's sure to be damp, cold and poorly heated and it would be like sending along a hug from me!
I would love to make a super cozy blanket for my baby due in February!
I would knit up a storm of Snowflake Scarves. Congratulations and thank you.
A warm, fuzzy ear warmer is just the thing this yarn calls for! Yellow yellow would certainly scare the winter blues away, but my school colors are red and white… but black could go under my marching band hat…
I just want to fill a bathtub up with this yarn and go swimming in it. Looks soooo soft… A long cowl would be decadent.
gorgeous yarn, love the colours!! A cowl with lots of texture for me, and a super sweet baby sweater for little Violet would be swell!
I would love to make a cowl!
I'd love to make a baby blanket for my new little nephew for Christmas! Lovely yarn!
With 10 skeins I would make a throw or gigantic shawls for staying cozy on chilly nights. With 3 skeins, I would make mittens, or slippers, or something cozy for my two daughters.
Lots of Christmas scarves for friends and family!
It's cold outside in Boston, but it's cozy warm in the school library where I work. So I need some heavy duty leg and armwarmers to bridge the gap-and remind my students to add a pop of color anywhere they can! Perhaps I can tackle my fair isle nerves with grays and glorious greens and yellows, or a dash of shocking pink.
I'd knit up a "substitute hug" aka a luxurious warm cowl to keep my mom warm back in VA while I am far away in California!
I love Chunky yarn! I can't wait to make a bright cozy cowl with this beautiful yarn 🙂
I've always been obsessed with ice cream. In the winter, when ice cream shops close earlier and earlier, what better way to get my fix by knitting a colorful sweater with a cute, colorful ice cream cone front and center of a cool baby blue background. Surely, when I do finally eat a real ice cream cone, I'll at least be cozy and warm with my new adorable sweater.
It looks so cozy! I'd love to use this to make your Big Herringbone Cowl, which I've been eyeing since last year 🙂
A big fluffy sweater!
With 10 skeins I'd make cuddly scarves and hats for my two little ones, hubby and me… 3 skeins would be ample for their little necks and bonces… getting chilly in the UK now! Great luck with a gorgeous yarn, and swift recovery for your city.
I would make me a bright cowl to liven up my drab wardrobe. Probably in a bright pink or yellow.
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AH! The colors are great! I would LOVE to make a scarf or cowl out of this bad boy!
Oooh, lovely. I'd love to make cowls for all the wonderful folks in my office!!
That yarn looks so yummy! I'm thinking the scarf on today's post looks like a perfect option for that yarn :).
Those fun and bright colors would make a great baby blanket for my daughter!
Definitely a scarf for the winter, or perhaps a cowl 🙂
I am inspired to make a soft, squishy blanket for my sister.
With that lucious description of how soft and cuddly this Super Soft Merino Yarn is I could not resist but create a colourful little babies blanket. Knit or Crochet? Undecided… so think I'd leave that 'til I could whip something up in each and see what suits it best. Thanks for opportunity to win this gorgeous yarn.
With 2 new nieces in the family it definately be some cute baby item and then other baby items to donate
Hope I'm not to late. I would enjoy making a nice soft cowl with this yarn : D
Love all these gorgeous colors. And the snowflake scarf ! It is the first thing that I want to try with this new yarn.
oh ! I love, love this scarf ! I want to make this scarf ! the rosette stitches is so elegant, !! thank you !!
i would knit up a deliciously thick and colorful baby blanket for my up-in-coming baby!
Wow! what a dream come true! It would be so hard to decide, Definitley cozy little items for my girls:) Thank you for this chance!!!
I am inspired to make a warm cuddly shawl!
With colours like this thoughts of cupcakes, ice cream and rainbows come to mind, the knitting projects are endless. Where do I begin, knit one purl one “wrap me up”, soft & snuggly comes to mind in a luxurious afghan.
I would make some ORANGE fingerless mitts for my 85 year old Dad. I made him some several years ago and he loves them, but they are losing their pizzazz with wear.His first weren’t orange. He wears them every day in chilly weather while he drinks his morning coffee and does the crossword puzzle. He says they keep the arthritis away. I would make these in Orange to celebrate the SF Giants World Series win this year! He is an avid fan and can ROCK the colors!
made one traveling cable hat with your pinkish super soft merino and it was so great that i made another in blue! and now everyone in the family wants one! wonderful yarn! both to knit and to wear.
I have noticed the price of the Super Soft Merino yarn is fairly high. Is that for one skein or are there multiple skeins included for that one price?
Hi Lisa-
The Super Soft Merino is $19.50 per 87 yard skein. Please let us know if you have any more questions.
Best-
Molly
I would love to make monogrammed hats for every member of my family: My husband and me, four children, three spouses and two grandchildren! Then we would have our picture taken to send for next year’s holiday card!