My favorite is Dr. Teeth. They are all super names and colors.

Can't wait. Signing up now.

I agree with Ann, Love them both.

I have many who are knitworthy and I try to keep items coming to them. The ones I only do once are the ones who never respond after they receive the gift. If you ever ask if they liked it, you get a "yeah, that was nice". Fortunately, I don't run across them very often. And once identified, are crossed off the good list. Have a Happy New Year!!!

I had several firsts this year. Our Granddaughter bought her first home. We finally started the deck in our backyard. And lastly, I had cataract surgery this year. Great year, looking forward to the next.

No. I've done dirty Santa, I think it's similar. Usually ended up with a less than desired gift.

No. Love the colors but haven't figured out what to do with them yet. Have thought about blending the colors, but no decision.

I would immediately cast on Gin Blossoms. Love the color. Introspect would be outside my comfort zone, but it could be something great.

Love the mug in the Christmas Kit. The yarn is wonderful, but the mug really caught my attention.

My husband made me a yarn box two years ago for Christmas. I now have several as my stash has grown (and grown and grown). He knew I was getting overwhelmed with where to put the yarn.

I'll probably try LITLG this next year. I really don't care for the kind of speckeled yarns, but that one looks really interesting.

I would like to master knitting with two colors, like argyle socks.

I have definitely knit more socks this year than any other item. Hats would be next.

The most asked for recipe is my Fantasy Fudge. I make it every year with a couple of variations. I love it also which is why I only make it at Christmas.

White Christmas, A Wonderful Life and the best, A Christmas Story. The last is a must see every year, with the family, of course.

What's your favorite candy recipe for Christmas?

Glad to see it back.

I would love to see a blue, green, yellow stripe. periwinkle blue, lime green and true yellow.

I think I would go for one of the Quivit yarn,s. I really would like one, but they are more expensive than I can justify buying. Early on, when you had a full complement, the brightly colored ones were my lusting.

We draw names to exchange gifts on Christmas Day.

I live in a knitting wasteland and belong to a group of one.

I'd like to learn how to change colors for a striped sock without using striping yarn.

I would probably name the reindeer knit-wit, as that's my favorite hobby.

5" to 6" works well. I've tried the Magic Loop method and don't like it as well. I knit snugly and I spend far too much time pulling the cable needle through. It's really a matter of personal preference. While you're still new at it would be the best time to try both methods and decide for yourself what works best. I've been knitting too long and while I'm interested in learning other methods, I tend to gravitate back to what's easiest.

My favorite Halloween costume was my grandson's when Grandpa dressed him as the tin man from the Wizard of Oz. He covered a box with aluminum foil and alum. tape. Put his legs in dryer hose and made a large funnel for his head. He was so cute, but didn't finish with it because it was so hot. We lived in Florida.