Thursday 25 July 2013

Knit Notes Giveaway!


 (Side note: I've been trying to find a fun backdrop for my photos for ages, and then remembered I have these very fun blueberry and blackberry sheets that I bought in Venice, Italy a very long time ago. It's a bit dark, but I kind of like it!)

I have been loving Knit Notes, recently. The notebook is structured in such a way that it feels like a private space to flesh out some knitting ideas, or modifications. And for a knitter like me who often has a lot of different project son the go, it really helps me keep track of them.

Knit Notes isn't just for those who want to design their own knits. This is the perfect book for keeping track of your projects, such as any adjustments you might make to adjust for the right sleeve length for you, or if you added waist shaping, of it you want to make a more dramatic modification. Each project has four pages assigned for it, with sections to include as much or as little detail as you'd like- sort of like a more tactile version of Ravelry, but in a beautiful book format.


There are incredibly handy guides in the back of the notebook: an explantion of common knitting abbreviations, an overview on different types of sleeves, a guide on taking measurements, and charts for standard measurements for men's, women's, kids and babies sizes- sweaters and socks. There's even a section where you cna document the measurements of those you knit for most- friends and family (or pets!). There is even a bonus pattern for a beautiful, classic funnel neck sweater.


So would you like to win a copy of this amazing notebook? Of course you would! here's how to enter:

Leave a comment saying what you think you would find most useful about Knit Notes, AND your contact info (email or Ravelry ID, please). Comments will close on Sunday evening, and the winner will be announced on Monday.

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172 comments:

Ashley G said...

I keep thinking of ideas for things to make, but I always end up losing the Post-Its and napkins with doodles on them. It would be great to have a nice place to keep it all straight!

wordtoashley@aol.com

Heather W said...

As someone who always has 3 or 4 projects on the go it would totally help me keep each project's notes organized. My current notebook is a huge disaster haha. I also do a lot of mods so having a space to keep them all would be great:)

Heather
Rav id: heatherbird
Hknits@gmail.com

Unknown said...

I've looked at Knit Notes a few times in bookstores and said "wow, this looks really useful!" but I've yet to actually buckle down and buy it. I love the idea of having a good place to store swatch and gauge information, and keep track of what I've done so far and what's coming up.

RavId: AmandaLynA

Penny J said...

I've been contemplating starting a knitting notebook for a while now and just haven't gotten to it. Starting it in a lovely book like this and being able to keep all my notes and swatches in one place would be wonderful. Thanks for chance to win one.

Penny
jfryfmly@gpcom.net

Anonymous said...

It would be much more organized than my current folder full of jotted notes and gauge swatches, so it would be great to have it organized...then I'd have to do the same with recipes.... :)

Dana (DanaRae19 on Ravelry)

Anonymous said...

I'm always taking notes on any paper i find, but i keep losing them. So this hould be a great way to organize my notes.

Rav id:Cartucha

Michelle said...

I like having abbreviations and sizing info all in the same place, and a place to take notes! It looks like a handy tool.

RavID: RainMomma

LauraH said...

What a great book! It would be lovely to have all my notes in one place! lol! Thanks so much!

camby said...

I'd give it to my daughter who has just begun designing some of her own patterns. It looks lovely!

Camby on Rav

DiscoD'Eva said...

I have never seen this before. Nice!

Teraissa McGovern said...

I've been getting into designing and this would be a great place to keep all my notes!
Rav: FriendsOnly

Unknown said...

I think having all my project notes in one place would be very useful (as opposed to the dog-eared copies of patterns, post-its, etc that exist now :)

Ms. Kimba said...

I am currently working on a few design ideas to get my name out there a bit more. I feel as though this would help me tremendously. On a side note, I love you blog and your little family, so cute! :)

email is rice.kimberly@gmail.com and Ravelry Id is : MsKimba

Unknown said...

I think having all my project notes in one place would be very useful (as opposed to the dog-eared copies of patterns, post-its, etc that exist now :)

Anonymous said...

As useful as ravelry is, I would actually be more likely to use this pretty book.
ravelry id: ElizabethDuke

Bonnie said...

Having somewhere to keep track of all the measurements of the people for whom I knit the most would be great! Thanks for hosting the giveaway! (bonniebeth on rav)

Anonymous said...

As a relatively new knitter I think that this book would be super helpful for me to keep track of what I am working on, adjustments I may have made or questions I have for more seasoned knitter friends to help me. I also think this book would would be a great resource/learning tool.
Ravelry: new2knit2011

Sheila said...

Knitnotes looks like a really handy book for jotting down design ideas. I think the bits on measurements would be most useful to me.

SheilaOKeefe on Rav

Unknown said...

This would really help me keep track of projects, modification notes and ideas, and my own designs. I think it's a great idea!
elizabethlorraine on ravelry

Lollie Adele said...

Im still learning so i would find the tips in the book very useful. And the ability to jot down things i learn along the way.

Lollieadele@gmail.com

Pushpa said...

Seems like a really nice way to organize projects. Though I have never designed, I think would be a great resource for beginners or those interested in designing.

Pushpa (rav: pushpa26)

Cindy said...

I think it would help with figuring out armhole shaping when designing.

Christine said...

Anything to help me keep organized with my knitting would be terrific.

Anonymous said...

I typically use Ravelry to keep track of things, but it would be FAR easier to keep track of little notes and number changes in a notebook I could put in my knitting bag and take with me at a moments notice.

Rav: Serenova

Sam said...

This looks like a gorgeous book. It seems as if it combines all the things I love; knitting, books and writing - that's why I'd love it.

jessica said...

So great. I have pattern notes all over the place and can never find them when it's time to use them. I would love to keep track of all my mods and ideas in one place! I'm expectingsam on ravelry.

Anonymous said...

I would like to have my ongoing project list in the same place. I have them in books but they are all in different books. And I'm horrible about putting things in ravelry.
RavID: violingirl76

Michelle said...

This would be awesome to keep me organized! I've only recently started knitting anything but the basic garter stitch scarf and the information on patterns, yarns and techniques is a little overwhelming.

Anonymous said...

I wanted to try designing and actually started to make notes in the booklet but mine is not the same as this one. This one is very fancy :) and as for a beginner designer the most helpful part would be all knitting abbreviations and measurements.
I would love to have one:)

( Rav Id: marzenanowak )

Nikkole said...

This book looks AMAZING! I think the most helpful part of the book, for me at least, would be the measurements section. I have my own little book with people's measurements, but it would be nice to have an organized book with a reference section for measurements :)

Rav id: NikNak08

Bridget said...

I love to be as organized as possible, but as a result have weird notes all over the place. I would love to have them in one place, and also one place to write down other things I'd like to try.

RavID: thekittyknitter

Guru Nam said...

aveGNot I like the concept of having everything in one place. I usually have notes and inspirations on post its all over the place. The book looks lovely. Thanks for the chance to win it.

Cassy said...

I like that my notes would all be in one place with this book. I often jot things down on random scraps of paper, sometimes the pattern, or sometimes in my phone. Gorgeous sweater pattern in there too!

Rav: knitthehellout

Christina said...

This would be so useful for keeping track of all those measurements and templates, I keep loosing my charts and cut outs, it would amazing to have them all in one place.

Rav ID: mrsmommy

heathers said...

DD is a budding designer - the perfect thing.

Ravid: hrhs

Monica said...

I would love this! First because I would love to actually attempt designing on my own (as opposed to thinking of it).
I also love notebooks! Just like I love printed books, as convenient as ravelry and ebooks are nothing compares to the feel of s book in your hands.

GynnaB said...

ohmigoodness i love that backdrop!!! its perfect!

I love the measurements portion... i'm always having to look things up and losing my info.... and of course since i store most of my info on post-its with the project or on ravelry i never have the info i need when i need it!

Kathy said...

I would totally use this for working on sweaters. I'm always modifying the patterns but then it takes me so long to finish, I forget the mods I make to create mirror images. I spend a lot of time reading my knitting trying to remember what I did.
I'm bigblueice on Ravelry.
Thank you

Stefanie said...

What a great little book, I think I'll buy it anyway if I won't win! I am a HUGE fan of keeping track of things I accomplished, collecting data and statistics... and I am also prone to scrawl adjustments I made to patterns on some lose paper that I will never find again after I finished the project. So this would be the best thing about the book for me: just keeping track of the patterns I've tried and the adjustments I've made.
I am also super excited about getting into designing one day, and a book like this sounds like it would help a lot with the start. :)

My ravelry ID is TrixieTerrible.

Estella said...

What a great book! I am emhknits on Ravelry.

amchart said...

I'd love to see the parts that apply to design. rav amchart theharts at windstream dot net

Marilyn a.k.a. Merry said...

This looks like the equivalent of my little sock book that lives in my project bag. Love it!
wahoomerryf on Rav

Kerry Cogan said...

This would be the perfect way to keep all my notes straight! I like the idea of having all my modifications in one place to help me with future projects. I also think it would be a great way of documenting my knitting progress as I become a more advanced knitter with each project.

kerryecogan@yahoo.com

Jacey said...
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Jacey said...

Let's try this again...

Like others, having one place to jot down all my notes while I'm working on projects would be awesome. Rav is great, but I don't use it for project notes -- I just find pen and paper so much more handy.

letstry on Rav!

Unknown said...

This would be wonderful to help me keep track of my projects and any modifications. I tend to use stickynotes, but have lost some key ones recently.

Rav ID: GemfireKnits

Anonymous said...

What wouldn't be useful? I'd love it mostly for a go to spot for standard measurements for socks. (And I'd definitely make the bonus pattern =).)
travels4adventure@yahoo.com

Heather J said...

That would be so portable. I can use my phone for Ravelry but it is such a pain I usually wait than forget!

Peppermint Mocha Mama said...

Everything in it is fabulously useful but for me, I love the portability factor. It can fit in my purse and will always be with me even if my knitting might not.

I'm PprmntMochaMama on Ravelry.

Anonymous said...

The capturing what you've done and where you're at with a project is invaluable. I always think I'll remember and I never do!

Rav ID: shopanpdx

greenmtngirl said...

I have a bulging knitting notebook that contains all this kind of information, dates of projects, swatches, samples of yarn, mods or design notes . . . It's about due for replacement :) Ravelry is great and now that I have a camera I've started using it more, but I like to have the scribbled notes at hand when I'm starting a new project or figuring out what I did with that first sock 10 months ago!

MegR said...

I have been knitting for a few years now but only am just embarking on sweater knitting, I would use the sleeve knitting tips/tricks! ravid: mradford

CardiganGirlKnits said...

I only have one Project going at a time, and i haven't really modified any patterns yet. This is what i want to change :-) I want to make sweaters that fit me better

Megan said...

I think Knit Notes would be most useful because I really HATE pausing my knitting to log on the computer and put my notes in Ravelry. Or trying to find the little bits of paper I jotted quick notes down on. I also want to start designing some simple knits myself and I think this would be very useful!
Rav: millymom619

NanaJen said...

As one who just writes notes on any random notebook/post-it/paper/note card that happens to be handy, I would find it so refreshing to keep all of my project notes in one handy notebook. It would be great to have the opportunity to become more organized. Thank you for the fabulous review and giveaway (and especially for such a fantastic blog)!!! RavID-jaydawnrn

b said...

I would have the encouragement to get rid of all the random notebooks I have laying around with knitting stuff in them... and just have one pretty one! Rav bridiealeena

Anonymous said...

I would love this so much as it would be a great way to keep my notes and ideas organized, To have a special place to put measurements for those you knit for would be great.

Lyn - cowgirlknit(ravelry)

Linda said...

Oh for someplace to keep my notes as I knit socks. I'm so slow that by the time I get to the second one I've lost the scribbled notes about the first one (I've even tried using two circs to prevent this problem, but I really prefer DPN's.). Plus it just looks like a lovely book that I think I'll buy anyway if I'm not the lucky one....

I'm linnyloo7 on Rav.

Anonymous said...

It would be a great way to organize my knitting and keep measurements handy.

Lyn cowgirlknit(ravelry)

Sylvia said...

I' m Norwegian, but I knit sometimes in Danish or English. In this book i' ll find many tings I wonder about, when I knit in a differen language. And it' s always great to learn new tings in knitting. This book is perfekt for me. And i Love the layouts.
Norwegian greatings from Sylvia
velizsylvia(@)yahoo.com

Drae said...

I think the measuring bit would be most helpful.
Andrea alcbrooks on Ravelry

Anonymous said...

It would be nice to have a single record rather than scraps of paper - knittingpessimist on ravelry

Christine Lima said...

Organization!!! I have notes everywhere!!!! Maybe this magical book would help me keep them all in one place and save me from having to forget and re-remember things a million times!

JodyH said...

I could really use this to keep track of any modifications I make. Right now I'm just jotting them in the margins of the pattern, but when I go back and look at them later they really don't even make sense to me any more!

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Anonymous said...

Organization! I can finally have a super cute way for all my knitting notes! Thank you for the chance to win!
honeysugar on ravelry

CelticCastOn said...

My scraps of paper and bits and pieces of ideas here there and everywhere could definitely use this. Love that the measurements are in there too having everything you need in one spot.

celticcaston on rav

Anonymous said...

I think the spiral binding is absolutely cool (geeky, probably). When I want to work on knitting stuff, I don't want to have to hold open a book and sketch or take notes on gauge or texture, I just want it all laid out in front, easy to see and use.

Rav ID: SillyLittleLady

Anonymous said...

Uh, I have not seen this one before. It would be handy to have all notes in one place. I don't have ipad or iphone so when I'm knitting I'm not on ravelry to keep track of my notes. I usually write onto the printed pattern and then copy into ravelry when finished.

I think keeping my general measurements in one place and having a chart for sizing would be my favourite part of the book. Especially for baby knits (mainly hats) that I make more then once.

surfchick on ravelry

AgathaDarling said...

It certainly sounds like a very useful book, but I think the most useful thing about it for me would be the consolidation of notes.

I currently have a 'craft book' notebook that I use for sewing and knitting notes and it ends up a bit of a mess. I also writes notes on printed out patterns and think I'll know what it means later (I don't!). Very useful of course to have all that information but without a system for how to *find* it easily, it's just so many scribbles.

So having all that information for sizing and alterations in one spot? Brilliant.

Thanks for the giveaway :)

Rav Id: AgathaDarling

Unknown said...

It's looks like a really handy book to get organized. Maybe instead of a hundred post it's flying around in and out of tote bags, I could keep my notes all together instead!
(And finally buckle down and get that mitten pattern finished)
Mrsalemp on Ravelry

Debknits said...

I absolutely love the idea of having all my projects notes in one,organized place. I am always using any paper laying around (bills, envelopes, etc.) or post-its, which I lose all the time.
fowlervillesdeb (raverly name)

AngelaH said...

The genius of keeping the measurements of others in one handy place is so obvious and yet something I never thought of doing. It would make it so much easier to be sneaky about gift knits...

Nancy Richter said...

What a neat journal - I'd love it! I just retired from a teaching career and am hoping to have an "encore" career as a knitwear designer. I've been a knitter and sewer forever. Just posted my first very basic (but very free) pattern on Ravelry and am hoping to offer more freebies (cowls, fingerless gloves, etc.). Any help in terms of organizing, designing, etc. would be great. Ravelry ID is nrichter and my blog is www.iknitshepurrs.blogspot.com

Ashiepoo22 said...

What a handy little book!

I've been trying to create more of my own designs, but it's hard to stay organized because I tend to just write out information and sketch things out on whatever piece of paper just happens to be laying around. This would be super useful for keeping me in check.

Rav: Ashiepoo22

vmarty said...

I always make notes about my mods on scraps of paper and most of the time I forgot to document it on ravelry, as well. Then if I need the information again, I have to look for the paper in my big pile of notes. So the organizing function would be my most favourite.
Rav id: vmarty

Suburban prep said...

What a great way to have a handy info book of abbreviations and yarns and how to do something at hand.
msgb245 at gmail dot com

Michelle said...

It would sure beat the scraps of paper I keep notes on! I'm sheepmademedoit on Ravelry.

slmiller8 said...

I like the idea of having a place to jot project note and a handy knitting reference all in one. organization!

toomanyufos

Jen said...

This is going to sound silly, but I love that it's spiral-bound! The entire book would be useful if it could keep itself open while I read it. :-) (Rav: stormcoast)

Angie said...
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Angie said...

Every time I do any customization or designing its in a different spiral note book and my notes get messy. It would be so nice to keep them all in one place that's pretty and everything has a spot! What a brilliant idea.

Cantrix at gmail dot com

Zenitude said...

I would love Knit Notes for keeping my notes on each of my projects. I tend to keep them on post-its and eventually loose them. This book would help keep things in order.
Rav: zenitude

meredith MC mermcoelho@hotmail.com said...

I tend to make a lot of modifications to my projects and I would love a central ( and cute) location to record that info. Thanks for the chance to win!

Renee Anne said...

I tend to have lots of projects going and I wind up disorganized with notes here and there. I need somewhere to keep all my notes :)

Elisa said...

It would not only help me to design patterns but the charts for standard measurements qould also be incredibly useful for me.

RavelID: Enredadiza

Cricket said...

I believe Knit Notes would help me get organized. I tend to write notes on any piece of paper that is close and when it comes time to put everything down for a pattern, panic sets in. You know I always loose something.

Lisle said...

I think the best thing is that I'd have an actual book to carry around! I use Ravelry, but I love books, and those are still my default when I'm out and about.

Love the sheets!

Carrie said...

Right now I have a paper bag where my ball bands are stored and scattered notebooks with project details. I love the idea of putting everything together in a beautiful book. Seems like a great tool for organization.

Rebekah Evelyn said...

I would love this as I am an aspiring designer! And it just looks so fun-I'm the girl who has a million notebooks because I just love seeing all that paper...the possibilities!

Rebekah Evelyn said...

Oh, forgot to add my Ravelry ID, RebekahEvelyn.

I hope this doesn't screw up the randomness.

Vasiliki said...

I have looked at Knit Notes online a few times and thought, that would be so handy. I would love to win one!

Rav ID: vstarborn

Mikaela said...

I'd love to win this book, looks lovely! You can reach me at info@garnstugan.fi :)

Anonymous said...

Even as a relatively new knitter, I find that I already modify just about everything I knit. This would be a great way to keep track of all my modifications.
Rav ID grandymom

Sylvie said...

I always mean to keep my notes in OneNote or on Ravelry, but usually just end up writing on the pattern printout, which I then lose or crumple to death (my knitting bag is a dangerous place sometimes). Having a coherent physical place to keep notes would be awesome.

Rav ID somesylvie

Anonymous said...

I'd love a place to put every detail of a project. My system right now is not working, notes get lost, and it's a time suck.
This is an awesome help to every knitter, and I'd love to win
a Knit Notes. Thanks for an awesome give away!

Alli said...

What a fantastic notebook! I think the best thing I would use it for would be notations about modifications of patterns, and special size requirements for people that I knit for.

Rav ID: StitchyAlli

mvink said...

I've been eyeing that book up or quite some time now! I looked at in Chapters and loved it. I would find it most useful for adjustments as I tend to do that a bi and can never find the paper I wrote it on. I strive to design in the future :-). My dream! I def need to work on posting photos in Ravelry of items I make ...terrible at it :-(. Thank you for this great chance to win a book that will be so useful!!
Ravelry ID: mvink
melissacorivink@hotmail.com

I just started you Nashira (I hope I spelt it correctly) stole and am very much enjoying it :-) :-)

Thanks again for offering such a great giveaway!!

Shmelly aka Prettyblueeyes86 said...

I have so many WIP and get lost so much on where I am, this would be perfect to keep track with notes etc

Mellzy
RAV ID: babylicious36
prettyblueeyes86@hotmail.com

Kirra Bennett said...

I think this would be a great idea to keep notes of all my projects i have made, as i tend to give most of mine away as gifts, would be great to keep track of all i have made.

Rav ID: Kirra0912
Email: kirrabennett@hotmail.com

Lisa Abejja said...

I love the explanation about common knitting terms in the back. That will be so helpful to me as I'm still learning the craft and sometimes get confused :)

Shay said...

This looks so useful!

cjrgemini said...

The ability to tack changes made so items got the individuals I'm knitting for. Many times I will use the same pattern for different people

Anonymous said...

Typically I don't have my iPad & currency knitting project together... Too distracting! My knitting notes end up in margins or on post its. This book would greatly help!
Johalley on RAV

Kayrine said...

Love this ! I tried to keep my notes (on flying sheets of paper) but it's a disaster they're gathered everywhere.
Thank you for this give away !

Karine
Ravelry id : kayrine
theonlyjeangenie@hotmail.com (don't laugh I created this when i was in high school, it's a reference to davis bowie's song...)

Bronwyn Mroz Benson said...

I was looking at this at work and nearly bought it. It looks like such a great way to organize everything in one place. No more notes in a million different places!

rav: nzfriend

karen alho said...

Does "It would make a fantastic gift for my daughter who is much more religious about note taking than I am (my failure to do so has gotten me in trouble more times than I can tell!)count?

Anonymous said...

I like sketching and usually have a pile of loose leaf notes for various crafts I do. Much as I love computers and smartphones, I'm still a hard copy person when it comes to crafty things. I just started a sewing projects/design notebook and it's helping keep me organized. This knitters notebook looks awesome!!
(koreakiwi on Rav)

Paulines rom said...

Oh Gosh! That looks like a wonderful book to be taking down notes for ideas that partly dissapear in the head of an active mom.
Haven't seen one of those here in Norway. And I really hope I can win this wonder-book <3

Pauline

paulineram1@yahoo.no

Unknown said...

I am a relative knitting newbie and I'm loving it. Looks like this book would be a great tool for expanding beyond scarves, hats and blankets!

Anonymous said...

This book looks brilliant! I am what can only be described as a chaotic knitter. I start things with great enthusiasm, make changes, stop knitting for a bit and then come back to it a few days letter having forgotten what I did and having lost the back of an envelope I scrawled my notes on. Maybe this book will give me a bit of help to get myself organised...

Katrin

Katrinlm@gmail.com

jsdknits said...

I have 3 spiral notebooks with all my knitting notes from time immemorial. I have to do a sequential search when I want to look up something. With this book, I would at least have a place for everyone's measurements. Case in point - I was visiting my daughter in London and she asked for a knitted Chanel-type jacket. Out comes the spiral notebook I took along and I jotted down her measurements and those of a jacket she says fits her well. So, the data is there, but not at all close to my sons' measurements or my other daughter's or my husband's!

Karen said...

What a great idea for a book!! First of all, I love books. And even though I love the internet also and use it tons, I like the idea of having things on paper. Ravelry is awesome but a little paper book of my ideas and progress would be great. Thank you.

Anonymous said...

The entire book is very useful, but I think that the measurement area is the most useful to me! I just started knitting sweaters, so the measurements will help me make the perfect fit! Thank you for sharing this wonderful book!
Ravelry ID: Petitethings

Gennie Catastrophe said...

It would be awesome to have a dedicated space to keep knitting info. I often make notes on small bits and scraps of paper, and then end up with nowhere to keep them.

RavID: GennieCatastrophe

christine m. said...

The most obvious useful quality of this book for me, would be the ability to find my notes all in one place instead of scattered throughout the house on a variety of post-it notes, old envelopes and random notepads!! :)

Anonymous said...

finally a way to be organized with my projects, find abbreviations, and notes without having to look thru all of the scattered pieces of paper in my futile attempt to know what I did after making some successful changes to patterns.
What a fantastic idea
cheryl1@my180.net

Veronica said...

It would likely give me the confidence to start modifications on sweaters and such. I tend to follow patterns because I don't know how to alter things properly. And well I love keeping things organized so that would help too!

Unknown said...

What a gorgeous way to organize your knitting ideas.

Josiphine said...

It would be so nice to have a notebook built for knitting! I use an regular writing one--it doesn't work too well.

Karina B. said...

I think the note book might have a small chance of organizing me out of the spiral ring duotang I have been using for the last 10 years....Sigh....Thanks for offering it!

Rav id: imladris

Samina said...

This would be fantastic for me to keep track of what mods I've done on a project. I do a lousy job of holding on to my notes & end up struggling when I come back to my project.

LaraG said...

I am a super duper beginner knitter, so anything that explains how to read a pattern (ie the abbreviations) would be a life saver! I just found your blog and I must say that it is lovely seeing all your beautiful hand knit items!

Thanks for the giveaway :)

Ravelry id: LaraGaudry

Ann said...

I think this book might help me to keep track of my pattern modifications and gauge, which I'm not very good about noting in a permanent place. Having this info at hand obviously helps with future projects!

Barbara Prime said...

This would be so useful for me. While I'm pretty good about work knitting, my personal knitting notes get written down in all sorts of places: various notepads, pattern print-outs, and on my computer. Often these get lost or misplaced, or the pattern gets borrowed by my kids for drawing. It's no wonder so many projects get abandoned part-way.
barbara@fuzzymitten.com

Barb said...

It would just be great to have all of the notes so organized!
Thanks for the chance.

lbhill said...

I'd love having all those notes in one place. I usually just keep the post-its attached to the original pattern print-out and folded up in a binder.

Leslie J said...

I'd love to be able to document my project ideas and have my measurements handy--I always forget! Thanks for the giveaway. ravelry id: thefinalgirl

Julie said...

This looks like a great tool for keeping track of knitting projects and helping with mods. Thank you for keeping us up to date on new tools!

Anonymous said...

I keep a combination of sticky's and a small note book with all the instructions and extras. I could really use some thing that helps with becoming a better knitter. I find that at the end of the project, I'm not always loving the end results. This would be a great addition. Thanks Cynthia
Cjacksontutolo@hotmail.com

Anonymous said...

Sounds like it would be a great way to keep swatches organized, and attached to project notes.

Thanks for yet another great giveaway!

Ravelry id: cmuralidhara

Angie said...

I saw this last week and think its a wonderful idea. Sometimes I'm working on a project and not ready to post it to Ravelry but still want to keep notes of the project. This will be perfect!!

Please enter me into this giveaway! Thank you!!

Ravelry id: multicrafty

lilpearlly said...

This looks like fun and something I desperately need. I've attempted so many times to organize my patterns, notes, and tips I find, but can't seem to get it together. Instead, all the pieces of paper end up in a bag and every time I need to find something I have to search the whole stack.

Anonymous said...

What a great way to "knit together" a knitter's ideas! I have trouble containing all of mine but this should do the trick. It's also great to know the author's mission is to share profits to support community development and job creation programs. I'm in!
-Linda A

Rooibos said...

I think having all my modifications in one place would make sense. Right now, they are all over the place, and sometimes it can get frustrating trying to remember where I wrote down the changes for a pattern. Knit Notes will definitely be very handy.

rosejulia1 said...

This would be a great way for me to organize all of my little notes with knitting info :). Hugs, rose

JollyNoggin said...

I like the idea of writing down the various measurements on a diagram of what I'm knitting. That visual aid is really useful, but unavailable in a digital notebook like Ravelry.

Rav ID: julie-renee

Leah said...

I've been trying to design my own knits! This would be perfect!

Anonymous said...

Having pattern and stitch ideas all in one place and even to inspire other ideas will be a great thing.

Cindy
caallas@yahoo.com

Eskyria (Rav ID) said...

This would be great for me, cause I usually write my modification notes on paper slips or even don't write them down, for the next sock/sleeve I always have to count stitches..

Elaine P. said...


I would love to have a notebook that shows how to measure my measurements and in the same book keep track of things I'm knitting. Great looking Book! Would definitely be happy if I would win one and put it to good use. Thanks for this opportunity!

Debbie said...

This book would be great for organizing all my projects. Right now I use a plain spiral notebook but this would be so much nicer. Thanks!
gussek on Ravelry

frazzled01 said...

Ohhh! I aam starting to design and this book sounds perfect! I would love to have that to carry around and jot down ideas and keep track of them all in such a beautiful looking book.

Unknown said...

What a lovely book. Just the thing for a budding designer or heavy modifier. This may even help me keep notes to improve my Ravelry project pages. Ravelry Id: shazzz2798

Harper said...

What a great place to keep ideas for future projects (not as easy to do on Ravelry). I'm always thinking of mods or furiously figuring cast-on numbers then if I do the pattern later I have to re-do them because the Post-it note is long gone.

Rav ID: Harper

Ms. Hegeman said...

I would love something like this to help me keep track of changes I make to patterns!

Ravelry - RoisinD

Robin said...

This book sounds like a perfect reference for sizes when I'm designing sweaters for my little ones.

ravelry ID: robinanne

The Provisional Kitchener said...

This looks like a great offline version of ravelry where all your notes are in one place. It's a lot more immediate too, since I only document on ravelry after I've taken physical notes. I tend to have several notebooks flying around, where I document any knitting steps. But that can get quite messy. It also takes away the chore of repeatedly drawing up a basic grid and measurement drawings and so on - you just fill in the blanks. If I don't win one I'll buy one. (hope that doesn't diminish my chances though...)

I'm imkehim on ravelry.

Robyn O said...

I think the most useful component would be customizing/altering patterns to fit my body specifically.

June said...

Trying to become more organized and like the " real" book better then online records.
Ravelry: rudipatoodee

Jess said...

I would love it to modify patterns and possibly design my own :-)

Im butterflykisses27 on ravelry

Lisa N. said...

Just the way the book is laid out would help me organize my design ideas and make them into FOs! Rav. ID curlysheep

Paula said...

What a lovely book! I have kept random notebooks to try to keep track of my projects, but because of my ADD I lose them. This book would be so helpful to me because I wouldn't lose it!

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Melanie said...

I just signed up for the "Fit to Flatter" series on Craftsy, and this would be the perfect place to work on my new skills!

Thanks for the opportunity :)

smelanie88 at gmail dot com

Unknown said...

I have been thinking I need or organize all my knitting ideas and current projects and this book would be a great place to start. Thanks for posting

Bridget said...

I would love to keep measurements for those I knit for in the same place as notes for the projects! The general sizing information sounds really useful, too.
RavID: NordeastKnitter

Anonymous said...

What a great idea! I haven't seen KnitNotes before and love the idea of it! Internet access isn't always available/reliable in my part of the state, so access to Ravelry isn't always there when I need it. Knitting is very visual for me and when working on a project, the whirlwind of post-its, latte stained napkins and a frenzied sort through a growing, teetering tower of knitting magazines ending in texts/calls to the knitting sisterhood.."do you remember where we saw that cute sweater with the great stitch pattern we were talking about at KnitNite? Oh you do too! You have to because I can't find it!"
Sounds like KnitNotes will help streamline a big part of the project process and in such a beautiful format-and what a wonderful keepsake!
If I had KnitNotes, I might even get to evolve beyond my current RavID: frogginfool and develop my knitting skills instead of my ripping/frogging skills.
Thank you so much for sharing this great find! And thank you for blogging! I really enjoy your blog and frequently share your site ID and the latest entry.
Look forward to my next latte and visit with you VIA your blog. Thanks again.

Sinngle said...

I started to knit when I was about seven and now I am 24. I have just started to write schemes for things I knit. I've found it not so easy while I knitted just "from my mind"... Actually, it's very difficult!. ;} It is very difficult to track projects and to find the most convenient way to write all the signs.. And.. We don't have books like this in our country so this "Knit Notes" would be very helpful... ;)

sinngle@gmail.com

cmf said...

Staying organized and keeping track of changes, issues, solutions, etc., when knitting is always a goal, yet rarely achieved. Having all this information at my fingertips and a friendly place to write all my notes might be just the trick!

Connie K. said...

Keeping track of everyone's measurements and requests! I don't seem to be able to keep them all in one place - except on the computer - which doesn't fit in my project bag ;)

greyowl60@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

Yes, yes, yes, this is a book I would love to win. I always have many projects on the go, and I always, always makes adjustments....

Thanks for a great blog!!

mirjamthiessen@gmail.com

Unknown said...

This must be the perfect book to complete my knitting-corner in our livingroom sofa. I desperately need its assistance in keeping track of gauge, changes I've made to patterns, measurements etc. I am sure it wouldn't have taken 4 tries to make the shrug adaptation I knitted a while back, had I only had Knit Notes handy.

I really hope I win!

Maria (maria.achren@gmail.com, ravelrynic Achren)

katherinelynn_04 said...

It would come in most handy for me for modifications. I have two settings when it comes to knitting: turbo and snail. Basically I will blow through a sweater in a matter of days or take months (or even years) to finish it. If it is the latter I cannot recall any mods I may have made, which can make knitting that second sleeve rather difficult!
katherinelynn04 on rav

Anonymous said...

I never knit exactly like the pattern I'm knitting from, but really need to write down notes on how I'm changing the pattern. This looks like an amazing book.
-Annahj on rav

Melody said...

This would be good to keep track of patterns and yarn.

melodyj(at)gmail(dot)com

Minna T said...

A notebook is easier to access at right moment than computer occupied by another family member. Rav id: mintui

Rlynn said...

I love the fact that I can practically have my Rav project notes offline :) I'm really bad at entering project notes and modification to Ravelry, but having a hard copy note like this would be really useful.

Ravelry: thelostgeek
Email: arlin at thelostgeek dot com

Bogna said...

I've always wanted to design but haven't been organized enough. This notebook sounds perfect to help me get started. Thanks for the giveaway.
Bogworks7@gmail.com

Marisha said...

I've actually longingly picked this up in bookstores before. It looks awesome and I would use it when I travel/visit new yarn shops to make notes of projects I see and to keep track of modifications I make while knitting.

Marisha
Rav id: ms350
mejs07@aim.com

Rebekah said...

This book looks great! I think I would find the section on measurements the most helpful!

CathieJ said...

I think I would find everything helpful as I am a fairly new knitter. I perfected my crocheting techniques years ago by keeping copious notes. This looks great!