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Easter Egg Hunt: Hatched

It’s Easter weekend! I love this holiday with its basket carrying, egg delivering bunny, hopping around spreading Spring joy, celebrating rebirth.  Ever since I was a child (still am really), one of my favourite aspects of Easter, was the egg hunt. I like finding things in general, but the excitement and magic of searching for eggs to fill my basket, just charmed the socks of me. I especially loved the one our local fire department hosted in Cabin John along the banks canal and river.

It’s officially spring and I have done something I’ve been wanting to do for years, I got chickens, baby ones. I can’t believe I’ve waited this long. How I have lived my life up until now without chickens? I just don’t know. They are here in the barn, all 20 of them ( I know.) to be exact. I’m working on pictures of each and everyone of them, so I can introduce you to them. You’re going to love them.  And the colour… oh my goodness, the colour.

Anyway… I had this thought, in the wee hours of Friday morning. I was thinking what better way to celebrate the rebirth that is Spring with our very own version of an Easter egg hunt? I don’t think it really matters that our eggs have already hatched. Do you? Chickens hiding amongst yarn and knitting? Serious fun!

So…

Welcome knitters, to our 1st annual Blue Moon Easter Chickie Hunt.

All across the website we’ve hidden 20 chickies for you to find. All 20 are in frames just like all the product pictures. They’re hidden everywhere our twisted brains could think to put them, all tucked in with the yarn, patterns, kits, and roving.  There are circle ones and rectangular ones and square ones.

They look something like this:  image

Your mission, should you choose it, is to find all 20 of them, then make a list with the page you found each one on and then send the list with your full name and address to with Easter Hunt in the subject line.

Listing example: Mopsy> Obsidian or if it’s a pattern then the name of the pattern, same is true if it’s a kit.

Easy peasy right?  wink

The very first person to do this wins a Blue Moon $100.00 gift certificate.

The second person wins a $60.00 gift certificate

After that, the next four, will get 1 skein of lightweight sock yarn in your colourway choice and a pattern (also your choice) to go with it.

You have until Monday at midnight Pacific time to send me your list.

If you have any questions please list them in the comments.

I believe that covers all the bases.

If you’d like a few hints there are some vague ones below:

Yes, I am to blame, since I am the muse of hues. 

My kitty Valla should come with a warning sign, although she looks all cozy and inviting, really what lurks right below that purring calm, is fierce.

I have found my thrill with this fine luxurious goodness, I am loopy with it.

Sheep talk radio: “Look Betty, I know it’s the new fad and all, but really, I feel like such a #1 boobie, strolling the pasture in shoes. Don’t you?”

And the hunt is on!

FYI:  (The picture might not be of the whole chickie. Our Jane has pond scum feet and how could you not want a photo of pond scum chickie feet?)

Happy Easter! Happy Spring!

10 Comments
  1. Yay! I found them!

    And what cute little chicks you have too. 😀

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  2. irishlakeknitter #

    What a fun challenge and I found all 20….yippee!!!!

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  3. Tamara #

    If there are 3 in one pic that counts as 3.

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  4. SheepskinLady #

    It looks like this could take a while!

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  5. Hazel Smith #

    Good Lord! You’re serious. I did this in my kindergarten class. Yes, little chickens are a glorious shade of yellow. They are also straight pipes in terms of digestion and elimination(lol). It detracts somewhat from the “cute”. What do you plan to do with them as they invariably grow?

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  6. Now, that was so much fun, hunting for little chicks amongst all the fibery goodness.  I love that they come in so many colours.  I would hazard a guess that in time we will see a new colourway category dedicated to these feathered friends.

    Thanks for the Easter hunt Tina!!

    Naomi

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  7. Alice in the Heartland #

    Had a great time looking at little bitty chickies and one that’s not so little any more. Love that shot of the one on your shoulder.

    Happy day after Easter!

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  8. I’ve been away from my computer and missed the hunt, but I sure loved seeing the photos of your new chickies! Good for you for getting yourself a flock! They are beautiful, and I can’t wait to see the color of their eggs!

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  9. Belated happy easter and that is a nice new idea for easter hunt

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  10. Thanks for sharing !

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