Mystery of Winter Yet To Come KAL: What am I? I’m an accessory that is fun and functional, and can keep you cosy while you watch your favourite hockey, basketball, football, or other sports team play, and I’m especially fun and useful to use at those chilly Tail-gate parties! I can be made in any colours you choose—pick the colours of your Fave Team and make me with stripes that show your support!

You can choose EITHER the knit OR the crochet pattern FREE FOR 1 WEEK SIGN-UP FROM 21 -27 JANUARY 2015 and then it will be just $1.95. USE COUPON CODE
freemystery I hope you will take a moment to add the pattern to your Favourites, put in your queue, and link to my design on your project page, as a thanks for the free pattern, to help me out!

There will be 5 Clues, released 1 each day as an AUTOMATIC UPDATE from 25-29 January so that you will have time to finish it before that big Super Bowl Game! It is not a very large project; Clue 3 has the most rows to finish. Clue 5 is the assembly photos PLUS an extra bonus pattern! On the day Clue 4 is released there will be SPOILER PHOTOS in the West Coast Fibre Arts Group so that you can sew up the item on that day instead of waiting, if you want. And of course, if you need any help please send me a message--here on Ravelry, in the Group, or on Facebook.

This is the 2nd Mystery of Winter, and because I think it’s a really fun pattern I made it for Knit, Crochet, and to Sew as well! But each pattern is separate and THIS PATTERN IS ONLY FOR THE KNIT VERSION. If you want the crochet pattern look for “Mystery of Winter Yet to Come CROCHET”. If you want sewing instructions, you will have to send me as message as Ravelry is of course just for knitting & crocheting! You can look on my blog and on my West Coast: Super, Natural FaceBook Page AND in the Ravelry West Coast Fibre Arts Group for more information.

1 skein of Red Heart Super Saver is enough to make both the Mystery Item & the Bonus Pattern as well. If you want to a some stripes of your Team Colours, you’ll need a few yards of those, too. Gauge is important for stitches per inch with the larger needles in stockinette stitch--rows per inch is not as important. If you need to, go up or down a needle size.

I hope you have fun with this Mystery KAL!