All kits include two 20 gram minis, two 25 gram minis two 33 grams of fingering weight yarn needed to complete MKAL.

This kit only includes the yarn, you can purchase the pattern from Stephanie HERE on Rav or on her website HERE. 

Design Details:
This is a Halloween-themed COWL, designed using my favorite shawl- shaped construction. This design includes textural stitches, but is primarily a stranded colorwork knit. If you have questions about specific color combinations, I am happy to help!

Grab your needles and your broomsticks, knitters! It’s time to practice the CRAFT. And I do mean KNITTING! It is time for the WITCH’S BREW Mystery COWL Knit-A-Long! This Halloween mystery knit-a-long is designed for any knitter looking to practice stitch witchery. Using a combination of textural stitches and stranded colorwork, knitters will brew up something special for Halloween. So if you are a Sorceress of Stitches, a Stitch Witch or Wizard, then let’s make some Halloween magic! Knitting begins
Prizes
October 1st with one clue a day for 13 days. The final clue will be released on the THIRTEENTH, so you have plenty of time to wear and enjoy your cowl before Halloween. Let’s make a WITCH’S BREW!
Sharing:
We will be using the hashtags #witchsbrewmkal & #witchsbrewcowl on Instagram  

Color 1 (white): 126 yards [115m]

Color 2 (deep blue): 96 yards [88m]

Color 3 (pinkish purple): 110 yards [100m]

Color 4 (dark purple): 86 yards [79m]
Color 5 (gold):124 yards [113m]

Color 6 (rusty brown): 65 yards [59m]

These yardage requirements are based on my sample. They include a 15% security.]
I do not recommend using speckled or variegated yarns in this cowl. Solids and semi-solids will work best for this project!

It is recommended using two LIGHT colors, two DARK colors, and two MID-TONE colors (just like last year’s MKAL). For more specific information on choosing colors, see the next page.

Care of your hand knit garments  
Please hand wash cold or lukewarm water and lay flat to dry. Even though this yarn does contain superwash merino, I do always recommend that you hand wash your knitwear. We use colorfast acid dyes for dying our yarn, and rinse until water runs clear. There may be a chance that some dye may bleed slightly in the first wash of your finished item. This does sometimes happen for speckled yarn and stubborn colors that are prone to bleed. For the first couple of washes, hand wash separately to be sure that no further bleeding. 

There are no dye lots. We always try to sell from same dye lots but if not sure, we recommend blending the skeins as you work. Color saturation can differ from different dyelots.