Introduction
This shawl was inspired by the many fields of blooming flowers that create blocks of color in Hokkaido, the least developed of Japan’s four main islands. Lavender and tulips span the land as far as the eyes can see. This shawl features color blocks and stripes of color to resemble the beauty of this landscape.

Materials

800 - 1200 yards (732 - 1098 m)/200 - 300 grams of any fingering weight yarn held double and a minimum of 6 colors - using up bits of leftover yarns would be great for this project!

US 6 (4.0 mm) circular needles with a 24 inch (60 cm) and 60 inch (152 cm) cable

Darning needle for weaving in ends

Finished measurements:
One size - Large

This shawl was designed to be worn wrapped around your neck a few times and is perfect for the cold months!

Gauge:
If you have a tighter gauge (more stitches per inch), your shawl will be a bit smaller.
If you have a looser gauge (few stitches per inch), your shawl will be a bit bigger.

** Please come join in the discussion in the Gracelynn Wool Yarn and Podcast: Hello Grace Group on Ravelry*

How The KAL Will Run!
This mystery KAL will begin March 10th (my birthday!) and you will receive 4 clues in total throughout the KAL
March 10, 2018 - Clue 1
March 17, 2018 - Clue 2
March 24, 2018 - Clue 3
March 31, 2018 - Clue 4 (final clue)

I hope you all enjoy knitting along together!