Hi, Judy from Witchpeace Craft coming to you from a very wet, far north Queensland Australia. Yes, last three days we have had torrential heavy rain and that's why I'm a little late. It's been far too noisy for me to try and do a video for this particular prize draw for the gift away for the Annabelle Shaw where you had to get the grams and how much you think I paid to make that Shaw. I'm hoping the rain stays away. It's been gone for a couple of hours otherwise it gets really noisy. The Annabelle Shaw don't forget is a tutorial by Bagga Day. I really love it. It's very lazy. I have been on a bit of a cotton thread kick during Amazon that asked me for hat come maybe a headband and lightweight yarn to wear this time of year. She's had her hair cut short and I think she's a little tired of people asking if she's sick and she said I want something to dress my hair up and that was on Friday. So today over the weekend I explored cotton. I have the Annabelle Shaw was made with crochet cotton made in China, Mally, Mally, super strength black is the colour 3.25mm and netting nettle. That's it. That's all the info. 50 grams one of those and that was what I used. It is so soft, unbelievably soft. The for Dorian's hat I used cotton for ply by Eilum made in Australia 50 gram ball. I'll probably use one and a bit for this. Here is Dorian's hat. It's not quite finished. I want her to try it on first in case I have to make it smaller, like a smaller brim to fit her head because I have a buff head but I did notice hers is quite small. On this model because she's quite fine it's very slouchy but actually on it's only a little slouchy. Now this tutorial I don't think I'm not going to tell you who I followed. It took three attempts. Supposed to be a skull cap and every time it turned out big and slouchy. And the third time I decided that's it I'm just going to finish it off my way and make a little slouch. But there you have it. I can't tell you the colour, no colour name but that's the other cotton one I've had to go with. And I quite like it. I think it's really pretty. I think it's turned out well and hopefully Dorian will like it. And this cost me just over 50 cents to make because this yarn came from a charity shop last year up on the table ends. It's part of a pack that I bought that was all had ball bands under opened. I think I made the Ziggy Blanket out of some of the yarn and it's quite a bit of this cotton and in different colours and I'm finally getting around to using it. It's not as soft as the other one. It's good for a hat because it's got a bit of a structure and I probably would use it for an amigurumi or like washcloths or something. That yeah. There you go. Back to the Annabelle Shaw. So the guess was you had to work out how many grams of yarn I used to make beautiful Shaw and what do you think had cost me. Well, I used 214 grams to make that lovely lazy Shaw. And it cost me, you ready for it? $10.62. They are $2.50, a little Coney cake thing from a shop called Silly Sully's which is like a super discount store. The only thing I could probably relate it to is a dollar store in the USA. So there you go. $2.50 and that beautiful Shaw with the grams worked out. $1.62 to make. Now did anyone guess? No. No one got exactly on it but I did say closest to the pin. And there was someone close, reasonably close. There was a second one a little bit behind her and then everybody was miles away. And the reason I'm smiling is everyone thought most people thought it was $30.50, $60 to make. And that really makes me feel good because it looks like it's real classy and expensive when it doesn't cost me that much. So our winner of the guess along $10 of our chair is the Land of the Land and Amanda McCoy and Amanda guessed I need my glasses. $175.16 to make. And she was the closest to the pin. So congratulations Amanda. Everyone make sure you congratulate her. I'm guessing how much that is. And if you could email me Amanda we can either work out a $10 patent price through Etsy or Ravory or a voucher depending on what you'd like to do and what I can arrange. But congratulations for getting close to the pin. It was fun reading what everyone put and I've got a big smile because everyone. This people thought it was a lot more expensive than it was. 22 people commented but only 12 people put in a guess at the amounts. So Amanda was one of 12 to come closest to the pin. There you have it. It was fun. I am getting a little tired of cotton thread. It is a little hard on my hands. Let me know what you think. Is that value for money? Because it is soft. It drapes well. It looks lovely. When I block and wash it I'll let you know whether it wash as well. Okay. Until next time. Hopefully we have sunshine. Better lighting. And I'll see you in the next video. Take care. Stay well. Bye for now.