Tulip Tote and Winter Berries Noni Pattern Giveaway!

The first is her spectacular Tulip Tote and the second is her charming Winter Berries.  Each pattern is a signed keepsake pattern that you will use and cherish.  Noni’s patterns are works of art in themselves.  Again, this will be a random drawing and the first winner will get the Tulip Tote and the second winner will receive the Winter Berries.  If anyone would like to, or knows a yarn shop that would like to donate yarns for some of these pattern giveaways, please contact me.  Your shop will be featured and this is free advertisement for you or your shop!

In the comment area type “enter me”   This giveaway will run from November 15th through November 22nd Good Luck!

The Tulip Tote is modeled after my most favorite of toting-things-around-anywhere bags. It is roomy enough to pack with a lot of groceries, a picnic, or to fill with delicacies from your favorite dress shop… Or use it even as a day trip/travel bag. Oh, and don’t be surprised when people stare — believe me, they will!

The handles are knitted as part of the bag and are long enough to go over your shoulder, but not so long that you can’t carry the bag by your side. It is embellished with tulips, as many or as few as you would like. Now the Tulip Tote is my new favorite toting bag and I hope it will be your new favorite too.

Winter interest they call it when you plant shrubs in the garden that yield up beautiful orange, red, or white berries in fall. This bag offers winter interest all right! Covered with brilliant crimson or shimmering white berries, this unstructured bag in two sizes and color ways is a glorious statement you will love creating and admiring once it is finished.

This bag is knit in one piece. A zipper closes the bag and a separate strap is attached after felting using purchased hardware. I-cord branches and bobble berries are arranged and sewn on by hand. The addition of Tilli Tomas’ hand-beaded yarns lends this bag an even more luxurious feel and makes the winter berries branches appear as if they are glittering with ice that looks white in the bright light of morning or red in the fading light of a winter sunset.