Today it rained so hard that it got brighter from the light reflecting off the sheets of water. It didn't last for long, but it was definitely startling. Now the temperature is dropping and it feels like December again. I'm not sure why it's allowed to be December when I was just getting used to November, but there it is, December 1st, 2010.
This month's giveaway is a bit of a tease. See, I've got these fun red boxes.
So this month, I'm giving away a box. The
contents of said box is a surprise. Think of it as a mini swap box, it will contain at least 50g of fiber or yarn and some other goodies.
This month, I'd like to know about the best gift you've ever
given. I found this kind of a difficult exercise that sounded easier than it was, but that may be because I'm hit or miss with the presents. So tell us a story! And it doesn't have to be fibery, although knowing this crowd I expect that more than a few will be.

For me, it is possibly this hat I made my cousin for after he had surgery. Knit out of butter soft fingering weight Dalegarn Baby Ull, it covered up the incision and kept the cold off. Practical and simple, it's not the most impressive thing I've ever knit nor the most complicated or difficult, but I do think it's one of the most appreciated.
Now, you know the drill. Post here and make sure I have a way of contacting you if you win. I'm letting this one play out until December 8th, since I'm up to my eyeballs in fest prep. I'll pick a random winner on Dec. 9th. And yes, you can double dip with
the Ravelry group. :D
Meanwhile, if you're in Boston this Sunday (Dec. 5), come by the
Boston Bazaar Bizarre and say "hello". It's at the Cyclorama and
KnittinK and I will be in booth 110 trying to keep our gigantic piles of yarn and fiber from spilling out from the tiny, tiny booth and into the aisles. This is my first "away" festival and I'm both nervous and excited.