Smart Bitches Happy Hanukkah Giveaway 2019 – Night Five!

A framed picture of the original ladies on atable with blue lights and a menorah beneath the words Hanukkah 2019Happy Hanukkah, 2019! It’s the fifth night of Hanukkah 5780, and Elyse is hooking you up with some gorgeous yarn for upcoming knitting projects, plus books, too!

Ready? Let’s do this!

Today’s prize is: yarn and books! Limited edition yarn, plus a big ol’ box of books.

Look how pretty!

two skeins of teal and gold and coral yarn and a purple yarn tote against a fluffy background

Elyse has some details about what’s included:

  • Two skeins of Hedgehog Fibers Skinny Singles in the colors Lucille and Private Island.
  • These are club colors and can’t be bought online or in stores.
  • The yarn is a soft single ply and 100% Merino wool.

The prize pack also includes a small Namaste project bag from Jimmy Beans Wool.

And of course books! Elyse will include several books across varying sub-genres of romance.

Want to enter? Yay!

Just leave a comment and tell us about your favorite craft, hobby, or way to enjoy your time – and of course, the answer can be reading!

Standard disclaimers apply: I am not being compensated for this giveaway. Void where prohibited. Open to international residents where permitted by applicable law. Must be over 18 and ready to get wooly. Not responsible for further acquisition of yarn beyond life expectancy. It’s a hazard of knitting, we know.

Comments will close Friday 27 December 2019 at or near 12pm ET, and winner will be announced shortly afterward.

Good luck, Happy Hanukkah, and thank you for being part of Smart Bitches!

Winner update: Congratulations to Janine! Only a few more giveaways left!

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  1. LaurieF says:

    It’s reading! And spending time with the grandkids 🙂

  2. Trix says:

    I like reading and baking!

  3. Ariella says:

    Quilting! It’s very therapeutic to cut up cloth and sew it back together. Like doing sudoku but you get a blanket at the end.

  4. Leah says:

    crocheting

  5. Lori says:

    Reading and crocheting, though not at the same time. Crocheting is helpful for stress, and not just because I often watch TV while doing it, so I feel at least somewhat productive. Except when I fall behind on a project with a deadline (a gift) and have to rush and stay up late to finish.

  6. Mei says:

    reading + hidden object games

  7. Whitney Bloomdahl says:

    My favorite craft is knitting, but I am also learning how to crochet small items, like snowflakes and flowers! I have a goal of working through a full book of different flowers.

  8. Naty says:

    Reading and knitting.

  9. Sarah-Jane Lang says:

    My favourite craft is reading. Anything else I try and do I get so caught up in it being perfect…

  10. Carrie W says:

    I like reading, starting but not finishing knitting projects, and trying to keep up with dishes and laundry!

  11. Lostshadows says:

    Reading and crocheting

  12. Violet Bick says:

    Reading, of course, but I also love a good sight-seeing road trip.

  13. Miss Louisa says:

    My first love is reading, but I really like to cook and bake. Yeast doughs are not my friends, yet.

    I also knit. Very slowly. My yarn stash is much larger than my ability to finish a project in any reasonable timeline. But the colors, and the softness and the dreams that I can one day knit a lace shawl…

  14. Kat says:

    I love knitting and reading both so much that this conversation happens in my head almost daily: “Maybe I’ll knit. Wait. Then I can’t read. Wait. I could listen to an audiobook while I knit. Wait. Then I can’t hold the book in my hands and I love to hold a book in my hands. Okay let me pour some wine and puzzle this out.”

  15. Emily says:

    This year it’s been reading, especially escapist books where people aren’t jerks. Other years it’s been crochet. I’ve also gotten into language-learning, and it seems to fit into the reading section of how I spend my time. It’s nice to have something useful to work on that feels like a puzzle.

  16. MaryK says:

    I used to crochet and need to get back into some creative craft. I’ve been wanting to learn to knit but am intimidated by it. Lately, I’ve been doing jigsaw puzzles while listening to audiobooks.

  17. Amy says:

    Knitting! Also reading, sewing, and baking. My husband and kids say that can gauge my mood/stress level by whether there’s a lot of fresh bread and muffins, or new shawls and socks.

  18. Sofia says:

    I like to read, crochet and gardening.

  19. spinster.revival says:

    It’s reading, but I’m also a lapsed quilter who really wants to get back into it.

  20. Jenny Hansen says:

    Oooooh…I lurve pretty yarn. I knit like a madwoman. It’s a great stress reliever. And who couldn’t use that with the current tsunami in Romancelandia?

  21. Kylie says:

    Reading… and embroidery. But I am finally having to admit that I need glasses for both.

  22. Janiec says:

    Reading and crosswords.

  23. Escapeologist says:

    Reading and talking about books!

    Tried learning to knit a few times but it didn’t stick. Brandon Farris has a hilarious viral video of trying to learn knitting via YouTube tutorial. Spoiler alert: he gets all tangled up in the yarn.

    I would like to pick up a new crafty hobby that soothes my nerves and produces cute results. Remember friendship bracelets? I loved making those back in the day.

  24. Aly P says:

    Reading and cooking, I love both a lot!

  25. Nancy Levine says:

    My favorite hobby besides reading and writing is coloring. I also have several coloring apps on my phone. That’s addicting!

  26. Wendy says:

    Getting my hands dirty gardening as I listen either to an audiobook or music.

  27. Hannah says:

    Reading! I also love to knit, although I’m not brilliant at anything complicated. I tend to knit while watching Netflix or listening to podcasts, and my mind wanders. A LOT. So scarves and blankets are the safest things to create rather than a project that requires actual brainpower…

  28. Steffi says:

    I love reading (duh), but recently I have also gotten back into drawing and painting, which has been one of the best decisions I made this year, hands down 🙂

  29. Kaitlin says:

    I’m currently knitting as I read this, because it’s one of my favorite things to do when I’m reading things online and doing other things. I also love to run, and started sewing my own clothes a little this year, and really like the process of learning something new.

  30. Sophydc says:

    Reading and embroidery. I knit a little and would like to do more. I am trying to accept just being ok at something. And baking.

  31. SandyH says:

    I do some knitting, lots of reading, and volunteering.

  32. Francesca says:

    Reading, embroidery and building Lego.

  33. Laura says:

    Definitely reading, above everything else (um, except maybe eating, an activity I can easily elevate from the level of “life necessity” to “enjoyable hobby”). But also writing, baking, and when I have time for it, LEGO, board/card games, and playing The Sims. 🙂

  34. Avital ordan says:

    Crochet

  35. Rebecca W. says:

    I can’t choose just one – reading AND knitting, just maybe not at the same time. 🙂

  36. MO says:

    Of course reading! And cooking/baking. I love trying out new recipes

  37. Laurel says:

    Reading, writing, & knitting. I am still learning to knit well, but I find it fun.

  38. Mamselli says:

    Knitting! No, reading! No, baking! It saddens me that I can’t do all three at once.

  39. Sharmini says:

    Sewing, quilting, knitting …
    sleeping, watching tv, reading …

  40. Elisabeth says:

    I like knitting while watching tv. Lately I’ve been hooked on bon appetit’s YouTube channel, which is hilarious because I don’t like to cook.

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