SweaterBabe Product Reviews! Submissions welcome.

Got a product that would be interesting to discerning female knitters and crocheters? Want the chance to expose your product to over 32,000 49,000 (updated 9/25/12) knitters and crocheters for FREE?

SweaterBabe invites you to send us samples of your product for review!  Knitting and crochet-related items like accessories, buttons, hand-crafted needles, yarns, books, bags, shawl pins, etc. will all be considered and welcome, as will cool, hip products that would be of interest to our crafting female audience (e.g. jewelry, home items, women's accessories, etc.!

Please email us at: reviews@sweaterbabe.com with the following information:
- Name of your product
- Brief description
- Your name and contact information
- Where your product is available (stores, online, etsy, etc.)

Items that are well-suited to our 32,000 49,000+ knitting and crochet community will be chosen for review (It's like free advertising for you - easily a $100++ value!).  We'll email you back and let you know where to send your samples.

For items chosen for review, we ask that you send us 1 sample for review, plus 1-3 extra samples we will use as giveaways (which will give you even more exposure to our knitting and crochet community!).

We'll do a thorough review of the product with photos on the blog, email the review to our list of over 32,000 49,000 women, then we'll run a fun contest (which often involves an additional mention in our email newsletters!).  Previous giveaway contests have easily received 180 - 300 400-600+ blog comment entries (these comments really demonstrate our readers interest in the product)! 

Please see past examples here.

We're excited to see your products soon! 

Comments

[Tina]

That is a great idea. Between the kids tripping over my yarn and the cat playing with it I got a little frustrated. But I love that cute little bag it seems so helpful.

[Bonnie Matossian]

love the idea of the yarn owl. I'm always looking for a way to take my yarn with me without it getting tangled in other things I carry along! and it will keep those lighter colored yarns and cottons clean!!!

[Norma Axel]

These pins look flimsy and do not show up well. If you are wearing something bulky or with a lot of color, the pin would be lost on the garment.

[Kenna Blair]

I personally think the appearance of the shawl pin is great! Some people don't want something large or gaudy to distract from the beauty of the shawl or sweater. nice idea; subtle but cute.

[Eljay Gmaz]

The light LOOKS like a great tool for me - after my eye surgery I am left with a 25% vision loss for close work - this has made crocheting very difficult - especially in low light! I would love the chance to wing one of these lights - I try not to whine - but disability income doesn't allow for too many luxeries or unplanned purchases :=)

[Debbie Yencha]

I store my dpns in their original sleeves, in a plastic storage box in my closet!

[Melissa Brown]

I use my Tupperware spagetti container for my DPNs. It's a pain though since I have to dump everything out to get to the DPN I need. This would definitely look and function better!

[Karen]

I have my straight knitting needles & Crochet hooks in sewn cases like this one. I kept my dps in the plastic cases they came in. The dps you buy now don't come in cases ,just loose in cardboard /plastic boxes.I have been hunting for a sewn case like you show on your site. I'm glad I found a place to get a case for my dps.

[Patricia Cloud]

I store my needles in a drawer and in pencil like holders. It always takes a bit of time to find the right size for a project. I really need something like this. I bought fabric to try and make a needle case about a year ago. Seems that it is a bit down on the priority list. This may be my answer!

[Lynn Ketelsen]

The dpn case is great! I keep mine in a rubbermaid container and it is frustrating to dig through to find the set that I want!

[Claudia Weidman]

I store my DPN's in my sewing box! I would love to have nice compact holder that folds out like this.

Claudia

[Viki]

I have a cart that holds all my knitting supplies but I seem to lose a DPN or two from each size when I finish a project and usually end up buying a new set for each new project. I love the idea of a place to store them together. It would be great to even label them & not have to use a sizer to guess what I have.

[Joan Broge]

My needles are scattered everywhere. I have a myriad of knitting bags, all with WIPs along with accompanying needles. I'm constantly looking for needles. As for dpns, don't even ask. They just seem to grow legs and get up and move from bag to bag, room to room, needle case to needle case! My needles are more disorganized than I am!

joaniecomelately

[Diane]

I absolutely love this DPN case.. I have mine in pencil boxes, and they are not in the same place sadly. This would be so nice to have. I hope whomever is lucky enough to receive it treasures it.

Diane

[Ruth]

Most of my needles are stored in a department store gift box. If the original packaging for the needles is no longer around; the needles are just thrown in the box loose with all of the others - no matter what the length or style. Pairing them up is sometimes a challenge now that I tend to buy all the same brand of needles. Obviously I need to get myself more organized. A needle case like this for my dpn will get me started. Thanks for the introduction.

[Karen McClung]

Would love to win!!

[Peggy Quinones]

I store my knitting needles in my husband's old winter socks. They have a plush inside that is great protection for my treasures. I sew a seam down the center and put dp's on one side and straights on the other; the write the size on the outside with a laundry marker. The whole thing goes into a plastic bin. I always know where my Skakel's are and they don't bang against anything and stay nice. Recycle, recycle, recycle!

[Mona]

Just saw the M&M stitch markers. I'm fairly new to knitting and even newer to using stitch markers. I'm currently working on a cardigan where the pattern even states where to place your markers. I LOVE IT! It makes remembering where to do something very important and not rely totally on my memory! ALSO, my initials are MMM so m&m's have always been my thing! I'll have to get me a set now!

[Jude Pilote]

Those are sooo.. cute. I love stitch makers! & the M & M ones are so cool!
I would love to win them.

[PJ Gaumond]

I absolutely love the M&M stitch markers.......they are just the cutest and would definitely make my knitting so cool.

[annette Mckane]

I got to have those M&M stitch markers, I love them. What a wonderful find!

[Beatrice Rudolph]

The M&M markers are absolutely terrific. I love them. My daughter collects everything M&M and she will absolutely love seeing me using them on the items I make for her and the grandchildren.

[Leslie Traubert]

I love the M&Ms markers....Not only are the useful but they are collectables.

[cyndie]

so creative. My plastic ones are always breaking. I would adore a set of these.

[Debra Burke]

Awesome M&M"s Would be fun when putting it down as would be trying to keep the kittens and even the grandbabies away from eating them. What an delight to be using would certainly make u smile while u worked on ur project.

[Mary Truman]

I think the M&M stitch counters are adorable. I am like you I have just used the cheapest I could get by with but after seeing these I may go for the gusto!!!!

[Joanne Hudes]

Really neat stitch markers. I also have been knitting for years and use different colored yarn or plastic markers but would really love to have these fun accessories. They would make it fun to place the markers when required.

[Nancy Mason]

Neat idea. It will help a young person to learn to knit.

[Janice Van Arsdol]

The M&Mmarkers are adorable and would add a touch of whimsy to my knitting. They would be fun to look at while doing a necessary job and bring a smile to my face every time I saw them. The yarn shawl pin would go with every shawl or sweater I own. It would also be a great conversation starter and a good was to mention Sweater Babe.

[Deb Burke]

Those are adorable and at least they don't have to worry about having pretzels stuffed in them...ROFL. But would be more than willing to put them on a roller coaster ride when doing my knitting/crocheting.

[Dana Faber]

I love the M&M stitch markers. They will stand out against almost any color and are so adorable.

[Christiane Johnson]

These markers are absolutely adorable and will do so well in the Civil war shawl I am making. I can only drool on her whimsical stitch markers that she make. Can I win them? LOL

[Beth]

I hope this comment sticks and I am not tooo late. I love these and could REALLY use some stitch markers!

[Jim Robertson]

I am a northern Calif. potter making wheel thrown knitting bowls. They sell well here and in Southern Oregon.
I am interested if you though they could be listed in the knitting store list in Calif.