I Like To Unwind Knit & Crochet Tote Giveaway

Do you like to unwind? (Yes, that means unwind yarn and unwind from daily life – LOL)  Of course you do, or you probably wouldn’t be reading this blog post! Hehe! Today, I’m giving away 5 super fun “I Like To Unwind” totes that I designed! Before I get into details, I want to let you know how grateful I am for you during this Thanksgiving season.  One of the biggest joys of my life is this blog and getting to know many of you.  To be able to create these knitting and crochet projects and share them with you is a blessing that I never take for granted. Seeing your projects, reading your comments, emails and more, makes this designing and blogging journey worth every late night.  This Thanksgiving, I’m not only thankful for the food we eat, the roof over our heads, my dear family and friends, but also for you and this creative outlet which has become a giant part of my family’s life.  Today I thought it would be fitting to “give back” a little with a fun giveaway!  I will also be making a donation, with you in mind, to Together We Rise, a non-profit whose mission is to improve the lives of children in foster care.

Last year I designed these totes with the idea that I’d add them to my Etsy shop. (You know, with all my extra free time LOL) However, I am so obsessed with designing patterns, I soon realized that there wasn’t any time to figure out selling and shipping these totes.  Maybe one day they’ll make they’re way into my shop, but for now, I’d like to give some away!

There will be 5 winners! This time, the giveaway is just for US residents only.  If you aren’t in the US, please understand that my hubby’s doing me a favor to take these to the post office and I don’t want to ask him to figure international shipping this time.  You are important to me all the same and I hope to do an international giveaway one day!

You will find that email entry is mandatory, and you can gain extra entries by following Mama In A Stitch on Instagram, Facebook and/or leaving a here on the blog! Comments and likes are encouraged but not required over on Facebook and Instagram.

To be eligible, you must be 18 years of age or older, with a valid, USA shipping address. False, fraudulent, or deceptive entries or acts will render entrant(s) and entries ineligible.

The winner will be contacted by email, and must reply to that email or and provide the shipping address within 1 week in order to receive the prize. By entering this giveaway, entrant consents to the use of their email address for this purpose. If the winner does not reply within 1 week, a new winner will be selected. By entering this giveaway, you consent your email address to be added to my mailing list here at Mama In A Stitch. 

Giveaway ends 11/27/18 at 12AM Eastern.

Remember, there will be FIVE WINNERS!

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Best of luck to each of you!  Thank you for your support and friendship!

XO
Jessica

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281 Comments

  1. I am so thankful for my family, health, friends, and your wonderful patterns. Oh and YARN of course! =)

    1. I am thankful for my daughter and that I can still use my hands enough to knit and crochet from time to time.

  2. I am so thankful for my family, health, friends, and your wonderful patterns. Oh and YARN of course! =) You rock!

  3. Love your totes (and patterns always) ! I am thankful for the rare occasion I get to unwind . Most of all though the family and loved ones that keep me busy !

  4. I am so thankful for my children, friends, church and the crochet/ yarnie friends found online and locally.
    Cindy

  5. I am thankful for this giveaway and all of the wonderful designers who share their knowledge. Happy Thanksgiving!

  6. I am thankful for my family and all of the little blessings that pop up in my life when I most need them.

  7. I am thankful for bloggers like you that inspire me to keep knitting and crocheting fun items!

  8. I really like your patterns, only wish I had more time to crochet and knit. Thank you so much for sharing them!

  9. Love everything you create including this awesome tote. Happy Holiday to you and your family!

  10. I am thankful that you are having this give away – and that I have the time to pursue the joys of making.

  11. Today I am thankful for my friend who passed on to me her ancient knitting needles, to a woman at work who offered to teach me to use them and in the process of doing so became my best friend, and to people like Jessica who design beautiful patterns and share their time and talent so freely with the world.

  12. I am thankful for my family, their health and all my friends and wish them the all the best. I am also thankful for you and your gift of sharing your amazing talent. You make the crafting world a better place.

  13. I’m thankful for my health, family (with an addition expected in January) and friends. Especially thankful for my youngest and my best friend for encouraging me to learn to knit at the ripe old age of 61.

  14. I am thankful this year that we are able to spend time together as a family before my son goes off to college!

  15. I’m thankful and grateful for my family and friends and not just during the holiday season, but all year round! I’m also thankful for wonderful people like you in our online community who make great designs, tutorials and are just super friendly, especially to newbies like me! Thank you for all you do! Wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving!

  16. First and foremost i am thankful for my family, four children, husband and allll of our extended family. I am thankful for the health of my children, and i am thankful for our home and our jobs. I am thankful to have found knitting and crocheting as it has given me so much as i give so much to my family. There are SO many more things i am thankful for, but lastly, i am thankful for women like you and platforms like these so i can talk to others and get inspiration and ideas when sometimes i am too busy to even think for myself!

  17. Hi! I am THANKFUL for everything! Family, friends,sunrises and sunsets…each day makes me thankful for what I have!
    Good luck to everyone in the drawing!
    Debra

  18. What a cute tote bag! Perfect for hauling projects, gifts or groceries. I am grateful for family, health, mobility, and living in a country where we can pursue our interests.

  19. I am thankful for my family, but especially my mother. She has done more for me than anyone else in the whole world and I hope I can live up to the high precedent she has set 🙂

  20. I’m thankful that my health is good and that those of my friends are good. Glad to receive those patterns you send out. Happy thanksgiving

  21. I am thankful for so many things in my life, my family, my dog (although she doesn’t think she’s one! LOL!) And I’m thankful for you and your beautiful patterns!!!

  22. Love all your patterns. Read every newsletter I receive and saved all patterns. Great site.

  23. I recently lost a young friend unexpectedly so I am thankful that I had the joy of having her in my life. I am also so very, very thankful for my family and other friends. And for the joy of creativity, especially to get us through difficult times. Happy Thanksgiving and thank you for your blog.

  24. I’m sooo grateful for the opportunity to grow creatively and finding people and groups that understand my fourth language (crochet)! I’m grateful for our health, our jobs, and all the opportunities we’ve been blessed with.

  25. Im thankful for advances made in knee replacement surgery that makes the procedure nearly outpatient!

  26. Although I’m a knitter, all your great crocheting patterns make me want to start crocheting!! I’m thankful for having a roof over my head, food in my fridge and a wonderful family!

  27. I love this bag but totally understand why it’s only for your US followers. (I’m in N Ireland)
    I pray maybe one day soon you’ll be able to open up your giveaways to all. K x
    Ps if I did win I would happily pay the postage

  28. I love the patterns you share. You always have things I love and love the colors you put together. Your style is amazing.

  29. Your Thanksgiving post is very inspiring and personal for me. We have not just adequate food, but Wonderful food. We have not just adequate shelter, but Very Comfortable shelter. We have not just adequate clothing, but Beautiful clothes (some of which are provided by Your Blog patterns!). I also am so grateful that you mentioned loved ones no longer with us. We lost my Mama two years ago, and I am still trying to become accustomed to being without her. She was a knitter. I crochet. And thanks to your Amazing blog, I have become so, so, very much better! I think better in geometric terms, and when I found your blog, I knew I was at home, and could finally make clothing, along with so many other things, and not need to simply make afghans over and over! So, Thank You So Very Much, and I hope you and yours have the best Holidays Ever! Love, Jackie.

  30. Thanks for all the great crochet patterns, pictures & explanations. It’s a blessing & I look forward to making them!

  31. I am thankful for my health and life this Thanksgiving, after suffering a heart attack in January.

  32. I am thankful that my friends are safe in the wake of the Camp Fire and the Woolsey fire. Some have lost their homes and everything they owned. I am thankful that I am able to help with a donation for the recovery efforts. I will be sending hats to the area later this month too.

  33. I’m thankful for my family and friends. And wonderful giveaways like this. Happy Thanksgiving!

  34. I am VERY thankful for my husbands continuing remission and my good health. I am thankful for my family. I am thankful for our great nation. And most of all, I’m thankful for God’s grace because He is the One that has made it all possible.

  35. I’m thankful for my loving family and long-time friends. I’m thankful for having a roof over my head. I’m thankful for your website, Jessica, where I know I can find lots of great patterns for gifts or for me.
    Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

  36. I am thankful for my family and my friends who are like family. My immediate family is spread out so those friends who are like family are all that more important.

  37. I am thankful for my family, my bff, my little village, and crafting since it keeps me sane! Thank you for the chance to win!! The bag is adorable!!

  38. I am thankful that I am still healthy enough to be able to indulge in my passion for crochet. And for my family who are there for each other as several of us go through health struggles.

  39. thank you for this contest
    since my husband is struggling with health issues, I am thankful he is still here

  40. I am so grateful for my family, of course, but I am also thankful for the knitting help you provide. Finally, knitting patterns I can understand! Thank you for helping me learn and grow at 62 years of age, a wonderful blessing. All the best to you and your family. Keep up the good work!

  41. I am so thankful for my family and for all of the creative people in my life who encourage the heck out of me and for your wonderful blog and creative ideas! Thank you!

  42. I’m so grateful for all the fellow creative minds that I have encountered either in person or online. I’m grateful for the love and health of my family and friends. And I’m grateful for being able to grow and learn everyday.

  43. I am so thankful I live in this country! There are many unpleasant situations people are dealing with all over the world! I feel that most of us are blessed!

  44. Thanks..so grateful that my mom didn’t suffer long just recently she passed away , cancer sucks but I know she is at peace and not in any pain.

  45. Thank you Jessica for sharing your patterns (and life) with all of us
    Have a wonderful thanksgiving wit your family
    Nancy

  46. I am not very experienced at crochet but your patterns are easy to follow and I enjoy looking at the designs you make. You are very creative. Thankful for family and friends.

  47. Love your patterns! Still my favorite is the heirloom blanket. Made it for my niece’s new apartment last Christmas.

  48. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Super Cute tote❣️
    Thankful to be surrounded by family this Thanksgiving ♥️

  49. I am thankful for my family, my health, and my friends especially my knitting and square dance friends.

  50. I have enjoyed using your patterns so much, my daughter in-law and daughter and granddaughter all say ‘thank you’

  51. I love your blog. It is truly an inspiration to me. I crochet while working with homeless youth and have a weekly group to teach them what little I know. I would love to have a tote like this to carry my projects back and forth.

  52. I ann so thankful for my family and friends. Your blog/posts have also encouraged me to keep knitting!!!

    Thanks
    Cindy T

  53. I’m thankful for my health, family, friends and people like you who have these wonderful blogs and come up with great patterns.

  54. I am thankful for my friends and family who have supported me while I deal with a chronic ailment. I am also thankful for all the furbabies I have had over the years, they have helped me in so many ways.

  55. I’m thankful for all physical needs that are met. I am so happy to having knitting, and wonderful friends. So grateful to have God and wonderful Woodstock Church of Christ in my life. I enjoy reading your blog, and appreciate your patterns! I would love to win a bag. I do have a yarn obsession, and unwind quite often!

  56. third times a charm- tried 3 times to put comment, but the verification changes the photos before I even get done choosing! something broken!
    anyhow,
    Thankful for your inspiration, wonderful patterns and the kindness you show when someone has need of help with a pattern! Happy Thanksgiving!

  57. I’m so thankful that my family is healthy and that we get to come together this week to enjoy time with each other.
    Currently working on a blanket for my niece and then on to on for my new nephew!

  58. I am thankful for family, friends, health, a place to live, food to eat, and that we can give back to others who are not so fortunate or are lonely. My craft community locally and online are a big blessing. Thank you for your patterns, your kindness, and generosity. Your blog is blessing for me and many others. Happy Thanksgiving.

  59. I am so thankful for my new granddaughter. She is five months old and has brought so much sunshine into my life. She reminds you how the simple things in life can make you happy. Thank you so much for this giveaway.

  60. I love your blogs and creativity! I am so very grateful you share these with us…thank you 🙂

  61. I am thankful for all the years I’ve had with my parents and for my husband and beautiful daughters.

  62. I am thankful for family, friends, and the internet! The internet has been a great way to connect with people that have shared interests. Also to share ideas, learn new stiches, or find fabulous patterns. Thank you for a wonderful blog! Happy Holidays !

  63. I am thankful for my family and friends and for being able to be home with them this holiday season!

  64. I am thankful for you …
    Thank you for sharing your patterns with us.
    Thank you for Together We Rise, and your attention to this charity.
    Love your patterns. Love the cute project bag.

  65. I’m thankful that I can see and move my hands well enough to keep on knitting and crocheting. Also thankful for Jessica’s patterns!

  66. I’m so thankful for the beauty of nature and the seasons that bring amazing changes where I live. My heart is full and I’m blessed with my family, my beautiful baby granddaughter, my sweet friends, my puppies that are so loving and loyal. And the comfort I find in my knitting! ❤️➰

  67. I’m thankful for Jesus Christ, and the salvation and peace that He so freely gives to all who accept Him. I’m thankful that He completely fulfills the atonement for sin.

  68. I’m thankful for new life through the atoning work of Jesus Christ. This gift is freely offered to any who seek Him. There is no other name under heaven by which we can be saved, and no gift greater than the eternal life He offers.

    1. I am thankful for my wonderful husband and siblings.They have helped me overcome my sister’s passing with lots of love and compassion. Also thankful for my mom teaching how to knit. Knitting has helped me with feelings of calm.

  69. I’m thankful for my dog, my adorable cat, my pet chickens, obviously my ridiculous yarn and fabric collections. I’m thankful for my children most of the time although, I don’t think they are thankful for me most of the time! Lol tough luck kids your stuck with me! I’m thankful for your crafty designs and have made SO MANY! I would love to win a bag, but if I don’t a huge congratulations to the lucky ducks who do! Happy thanksgiving everyone!

  70. I am thankful for getting to come home at night to a loving family (including the dogs) it always makes things right in my world and I forget the day’s craziness.

  71. I am thankful for numerous blessings in my life especially family and friends! Thank you also for creating this blog where we can all be inspired and learn!

  72. Having a terminal illness, I appreciate each and every day – good or bad – and look to find good in spite of it all! I put my knitting needles away (in the trash) 35 or so years ago only to buy a new pair a year or so ago. I needed something to do when I have to sit; and I have to sit often since I have a lung disease. Seriously, like many, I get a ton of emails every week but I look forward to receiving the ones from my children and from Mama in a stitch the most. I love the sunshine every day brings (even when it’s hidden behind a cloud); my husband (who never asked for these medical problems of mine when we married 3 years ago); my sons and beautiful grandchildren and I can’t ignore the medical staff who will hopefully perform the transplant I hope to receive. Thank you to “Mama” for being a bright spot & encouraging me – without knowing it – to keep knitting!! I am blessed!

    1. I am thankful for being able to share my love of knitting and crocheting. My friends and family are always on the receiving end of my hand made items. Is it even possible to have too many pot holders? Your, too cute, tote bag will be a fun way to take my projects with me on road trips. Thank you for sharing your creativity with all of us.

    2. Dear Jennifer! I just waid your message, and I would like to send you from Switzerland Gstaad. All my LOVE for Thanksgiving day! Diane on the GO!

  73. so many things to be thankful for. Family, health ,friends are among the big ones, but also thankful for kindness of others, warm sunny days and of course wonderful internet friends like you who help inspire us and fuel our yarn addiction.

  74. I am thankful for health and family. The love and life I share with my husband. The joy I see from friends and family with the gifts I make for them.

  75. Love your patterns. Thankful for family, friends and our health. Would love to win the T-shirt and I think I would share with others so we all get a “chance to unwind”.

  76. This year I am thankful for time spent with family. As we age, our parents age too, and my father has entered into hospice. This Thanksgiving I am taking my kids to have one last holiday with him before he leaves us. It reminds me to be thankful for the time we have.

  77. I’m thankful for a hobby that keeps my hands busy,my mind focused and is good for my heart through generosity.

  78. I am ever thankful for my family, which I learned today is going to expend to include another addition in May – going to be a great-aunt again!

  79. I’m thankful for my salvation through Jesus, my husband (who works very hard for our family) and finding out that I’m going to be a first time grandma of twins next year. I’m thankful and super excited about that last one. There is so much more but those are the biggies. Happy Thanksgiving from our home to yours.

  80. I’m thankful for my family. My parents are both gone so it’s just me, my brother and my niece and nephew. It’s done on a much smaller scale than when my mom was with us but we still share a meal and spend the afternoon together. We’re blessed.

  81. Hi everyone. I am thankful for our wonderful upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. I am thankful for my home, my friends and all of the positive things in my life. I wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and a wonderful magical upcoming Christmas holiday season.

  82. Thankful for my health, my family, and friends. And, of course thankful for all the women and men in the services who make sure that we have the privilege to spend time with our families and love ones. Lastly, thankful for your blog, which inspires me to create beautiful things and reminds me to enjoy life a bit more. =)

  83. So thankful for my loved ones, my church family, and neighbors and friends. Also grateful for good health and happiness. Hoping for peace and joy for the holidays. So many times Thanksgiving and Christmas go in such a rush that I don’t always get the time to really enjoy everything. Wishing everyone and their loved ones a happy and blessed Thanksgiving Day.

  84. I’m thankful for the healing and graces I received through the strategic use of Doterra essential oils,and the people who entered my life via sharing and learning more about natural solutions. It’s given me the mental & physical space for my yarn & crafty time!

  85. I am thankful for all the talented people doing all sorts of projects and crafts who are willing to share their projects, patterns and how-to’s. It allows me to create wonderful gifts for my family during the holidays and other gift giving times. Thank you for sharing your patterns.

  86. Dear Jessica Mama,
    I take the opportunity in these Thanksgiving celebrations to express my deep appreciation of your kindness, and support. May these Hollydays bring you all that you wish for and more in achievements, Happiness, Health and peace of mind.
    All my love and Best wishes to All of you! Diane on the GO!

  87. Really thankful for family this year after losing a son in law. It certainly makes a person even more aware of our loved ones. Also, I broke my arm last year and couldn’t do much with it (knit, crochet, even some house work!). After almost a year of healing I’m using my sticks and string again and renewing my skills. Thanks to you, too for free patterns and gifts.

    1. I am so thankful for my family, and am more thankful for my relationship with Jesus Christ. Love your patterns. Wish you had more knitting patterns, as I don’t crochet. Something using bamboo yarn. May you and your family be blessed this holiday season..

  88. Thankful for living in a free country. Thankful that my husband and I are both healthy and have jobs we love.

  89. I am thankful for my Amazing husband and kids. They go the extra to take care of me and my health issues. I’m also thankful for a really good yarn sale. I love giving back to the community that I live in. And I’ve been raising my kids to do the same. Happy Thanksgiving everyone

  90. I’m thankful for family and friends. I’m thankful for having a home to live in and a job to go to.

  91. I am thankful for surviving a stroke with minimal loss. I am thankful for my family and friends and the many blessings from God.

  92. Jessica-thank you for all your creative ideas/inspirations and beautiful pictures! I really enjoy your newsletter, blogs and videos.

  93. Grateful each and every day for my adoring and handsome husband of 26 years.
    Remember to treasure every day with that special someone in your life!

  94. I am thankful for my family and that I have the wherewithal to enjoy this yarny habit that keeps me sane. Thanks for your inspiration!

  95. I love your patterns and am very thankful you take the time for folks like me, the retired community. My daughters and grand daughters are very thankful too, they are the recipients of my projects.

  96. This is so great! I’m thankful for special time with my family this week. We’ve been crocheting and baking!

  97. My health isn’t the greatest, three chronic disorders, but I have great friends, plus a fantastic husband.

  98. Finishing up your boxy sweater pattern in Lion Brand Jeans yarn. So close to finishing my first sweater!! Thankful for my family, health and utilities (after a bad storm 2 weeks ago). Looking forward to a crafty Christmas season☃️❄️

  99. Thank you for all your wonderful patterns, but mostly your inspiration to create!
    Happy Thanksgiving!
    MarciKay

  100. I am thankful that I have enough to take care of my needs, realize I don’t need more, and that I can help those who may not have enough to get by. Be grateful for what you have and not for what you want. Reach out to those who need a hand and realize how much better you feel for doing that.

  101. I am grateful that I have enough to take care of my needs and that I can help others who may be in need. I am grateful for what I have and not for what I might want. I am grateful that I have the ability to help someone who may be less fortunate than I and the feeling that gives me when it makes someone else’s day better.

  102. I’m first thankful for my Savior and second for my family. Finally I’m thankful for my ability to crochet. Because without all three of these things, I would be lost.

  103. I am thankful for my loving family , their health and mine. Friends and others in my life, and appreciate all that you do!

  104. I am thankful for friends and family. I’m also thankful for the wonderful crafting communities that help each other out.

  105. So many things to be thankful for. One is that my momma taught me to crochet. It helps me feel close to get when I’m down or missing her.

  106. Always thankful for family and friends and the time to reflect. It is a wonderful time of year!

  107. I’m thankful for Service Members, police, firemen and first responders who protect and serve selflessly. Also my family! Especially my wonderful mother!

  108. I am thankful that all of my babies are alive and well but this thanksgiving I am extra thankful for two more thanks. One, that my son is back from deployment and back where he is stationed and two, because he did not spend this thanksgiving alone. This year my oldest daughter is where he is at and they spent it together. God is good and my heart is happy. God bless.

  109. I’m thankful for crochet blogs like yours. I love reading and learning new patterns. I help care for my mom who has Alzheimer’s, so crocheting is a way for me to relax and escape day—to-day stressors. Thank you Jessica!
    Teri

  110. I am thankful that my son is winning his battle against testicular cancer. It’s been a hard year, but he is on the way to being 100% healthy again. We have so much to be thankful for.

  111. After a bad injury earlier this year, I am very grateful and thankful for my life and for those who helped preserve it and helped me recover: my husband, who literally held my life in his hands to establish my airway, my paramedic son-in-law who aided the first responders, my daughter who broke the back of a seat to reach me, the witnesses who stopped to render aid and stayed to make statements, and all the health professionals who have and continue to help me through injury and pain. And I thank God for all the many blessings of this life.

  112. I am thankful for my husband working so hard for our family so i can be a stay at home homeschooling mom

  113. I’m thankful I didn’t lose my husband when he was shot in 2014. He’s a miracle. I’m also thankful for the Thanksgiving family dinner at my Mom’s yesterday. Good food, loving family, funny stories. It was awesome!

  114. Ever thankful for family and friends. Love my God given gift of knitting and creating….it’s my relaxation and time to UNWIND!!

  115. I’m am very thankful for your donation to helping foster kids! I was in foster care growing up, and as an adult I feel as this is a forgotten area with respect to charity. So thank you so much! And thank you for the giveaway!

  116. I am most thankful for my family and friends. They have gotten me though many tough times in my 76 years of life. I also love your site and your beautiful patterns. Thank you so much for sharing all with me. I also would like to win but if not that is ok too.
    Have a wonderful day full of joy and happiness…

    Carol

  117. This has been a life-transition year for me — I retired after 40 years of working! Suddenly, I have a lot of time to fill and I’m thankful for your great crochet projects that challenge my mind and give me peace. I’m thankful for my husband, sons and puppy, Coltrane, who give me unconditional love and joy.

  118. Thank you for having such a great blog page with all your freebies! Had accidentally sent you an email a while back instead of my daughter-in-law who shares your name and you were so kind to respond!

  119. Thank you so much for a fun giveaway and for wonderful, easy to follow patterns. I am a long time knitter but new to crochet. I have made several of your patterns and love how easy they are but look complicated. I really enjoy seeing what new items you come up with. Happy Holidays.

  120. I am very thankful for all the people in my life! And I am especially grateful for the people who encourage my creativity! Thank you!

  121. I am thankful to have all 3 of my babies together with my husband for this holiday. (Normally they are at their dads/moms for this holiday) so it’s nice to be able to get them 🙂

  122. I love looking thru your patterns. I only knit and love the fact that you knit and crochet!
    You have something for everyone and your family is very lucky you have such talent.

    Hoping you and yours have a wonderful Holiday Season!!
    Lauren

  123. I am thankful to now have more time to crochet, because crocheting makes me very happy. Also, thankful for you…sharing your talent!

  124. I am thankful I don’t need to Black Friday shop! We are blessed and have all our needs met. AND you have some great designs!

  125. I am thankful for a warm cozy home, two sweet boys, and a husband that is my partner in all things. I am so thankful that we can share time and fun with all of our families–movies, walks in the woods, games, and home-cooked meals. I am thankful for the short time we have on earth to give of ourselves. Happy Thanksgiving!

  126. I am grateful for all of the blessings that have come our way, but especially for the wonderful care that my husband, David, is receiving at the VA while battling a stage 4 glioblastoma tumor in the frontal lobe of his brain. I’m also grateful for all of the support we are receiving from family and friends, especially the alternative care offered by our good friends, Laura and Matt. I wish all of you the best of health and abundance during this holiday season. Happy unwinding!

  127. I am thankful for my family, yarn :), and my health.
    I love your patterns and ideas! 🙂
    Thank you!

  128. I keep coming back to you and your patterns! Your style resonates. I’m thankful I found your site and that I have fingers!

  129. Thankful for the freedoms we have in this country. Thankful to God for the gift of grace through Jesus Christ. Thankful for talented people like you, Jessica, who keep me in stitches – literally!!

  130. My grandmother taught me to knit and crochet when I was 8. She was very patient! Last year, when I turned 61, I had a major stroke. Now God, brilliant doctors, and family brought me through. This year I am able to crochet and knit 🙂 with a few problems; for instance, I am lost counting so I need to write every 10 stitches and rows. The totes make me remind to get the doctor’s order to unwind or nap every day. I can’t do without it.

  131. I am thankful for my family. And thankful for people like you that provide beautiful for us to make.

  132. My grandmother taught me to knit and crochet when I was 8. She was very patient! Last year, when I turned 61, I had a major stroke. Now God, brilliant doctors, and family brought me through. This year I am able to crochet and knit 🙂 with a few problems; for instance, I am lost counting so I need to write every 10 stitches and rows. My first was your lil’ mountains purse pouch and cascading kimono. The totes make me remind to get the doctor’s order to unwind or nap every day. I can’t do without it; I have a new life to be thankful for from God and the people He sent me.

  133. So enjoy your blog. Always nice to be able to follow energetic, younger women who leaving their mark in our world. Keep following your dreams, and bringing us such pretty patterns and products.

  134. I am thankful to be healthy, that I have great children, and I can enjoy this wonderful country!

  135. I am thankful for my family and friends and being able to make projects to give to them. Also, thankful for the opportunity to enter this contest. Love your website.

  136. Lovely bag! I’m thankful for this knitting community and all the joy it brings into my life.

  137. Hi Jess. Did you have a nice Thanksgiving? I envy your spectacular views of the mountains. We live in the central part of Pennsylvania. Not really in the mountains, but not too far away from them. I’ve been enjoying your blog since about the time you started it. I always look forward to the next release. I love the clean lines of your designs and the well written directions. Have a wonderful Christmas, and a very Happy New Year. Keep following your dreams!

  138. I am thankful for my Lord from whom all Blessings flow. My home, my family, our health. My eyesight to read your blog & my hands still able to crochet. I have diabetes.

  139. I am thankful for things too numerous to count, including friends and family, yarn and pattern designers. I love your patterns and I sure would love to have this tote bag!

  140. I have always enjoyed every email I get because there is both patterns along with instructions on new stitching in both crochet and knitting. In other words I truly enjoy this blog !!

  141. I’m thankful for your beautiful patterns and for having some free time to work on some projects for friends, family, and myself.

  142. I am so very thankful for my two daughters & their husbands, my six grandchildren, my three sisters and my first great grandchild that will be born in the next few hours!! And I am ever so grateful for the beautiful patterns you create and share with us. Thank you for blessing us with your talents.

  143. I’m thankful for “discovering” that I enjoy crocheting as much as I enjoyed knitting. I developed carpel tunnel years ago and couldn’t knit anymore, but this summer on Insta I found so many crafters that gave me inspiration to teach myself to crochet for beautiful modern blankets and bags. I’m grateful for your Inst, blog and patterns – your creations are so beautiful and the patterns encouraging!

  144. I am thankful for my son and husband who keep me grounded. I’m also thankful for a new house that has enough room for me to have a crafty space (finally!!).

  145. The amount of things I am thankful for would fill this blog. I am a recovered alcoholic and addict for 25 years now and I almost lost it all. I guess the best thing to say is I am gratedful for everything!

  146. First, let me thank you for giving to foster care children, (I was one)!!♡
    I am thankful for many things, but I feel truly blessed to still have my husband, (nearly lost him twice last year, the first being the week before Thanksgiving! ).
    I’m thankful for each new day, family, friends and people like you!
    I am thankful for all your patterns, and all your hard work and sharing with us!

  147. I’m thankful to the woman who taught me to crochet and I thank myself for teaching myself the craft again after a brain bleed took all of my memories.

  148. I am thankful to have good people in my life. I’m thankful to have found a wonderful craft and craft family to fall back on if I need. Where it doesn’t matter your color, sex, religion, or wage. It’s all about friendship, what a novel idea.

  149. I love your patterns, Jessica. I recently mad you ‘Mod Mesh Sweater’. It the largest wearable I’ve ever made. It was very easy, and yet I leaned a lot (blocking for one. Please continue adding patterns. Your style is amazing.

  150. Thank you so much for creating so many wonderful patterns. I am working on the Little Black Tank Top right now from the kit I bought. I really love that your daughter takes most of your photos. Maybe she will get a good photography job when she’s older! Please receive my entry to the Unwind Tote contest. I have separate totes for all my projects so I an take a project out onto my 30 acres of woods and enjoy the scenery while I knit. Sometimes I knit in some horse hair or chicken feathers from my animals! So many ideas, so little time.
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  151. Thank you, thank you for sharing your life and your patterns with us! I have so much to be thankful for..my family, my fur babies, my health, my freedom. Hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving!

  152. I am thankful for my beautiful family and our health. I thank God that we have shelter, food and clothing. Not everyone is able to sit down for a nice warm meal or get into a warm bed. I am thankful for everything.

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