Twenty Four Birds MKAL-Burnished Gradient, Quartet in Aussie Extra Fine Fingering, + 🕊️1 Bird Stitch Marker & 🕊️1 Bird Progress Keeper, FREE SHIPPING TO US [Pattern is NOT included]

The mystery knitalong design this year is a tribute to William Morris and his daughter May, Edward Burne-Jones, and their fellow arts & crafts movement designers and artists. The secret shawl is on a grand scale, full of rich detail and texture to keep you guessing until the end. But don’t let that intimidate you! The pattern will be suitable for brave beginners through experienced shawl knitters: while the final design seems intricate and impressive, the stitches are straightforward and simple. The knitting will officially begin with the first clue release on March 21, 2024 Dates: Clue 1 - Thursday, March 21st Clue 2 - Thursday, March 28th Clue 3 - Thursday, April 4th Clue 4 - Thursday, April 11th Clue 5 - Thursday, April 18th Clue 6 - Thursday, April 25th Even once all the clues are revealed, the knitalong will continue until Friday May 3rd to allow plenty of comfortable knitting time before the final prize draw. Please buy the pattern on RAVERY *Between now and Thursday, March 21st, you can get the Twenty-Four Birds MKAL for a special Early Bird price! Join the Ravelry prechat Gauge: 18 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette Needle size: US 6 - 4.0 mm Yardage: 1320 - 1600 yards (1207 - 1463 m)   ⚜️Our kits will have: 4-100g Skeins in 100% Merino Aussie Extra FIne Fingering, a total of 1,748 yards 1 Bird Stitch Marker (we’ll choose) & 1 Tiny Bird Progress Keeper Aussie Extra Fine Fingering Fingering weight 4 ply Superwash  100% 19.5 micron ExtraFine Australian Merino Mulesing Free Spun in Italy Approximately 100 grams/400 meters or 3.5 oz./437 yards Recommended needle size 2.5 mm - 4 mm Gauge (stockinette) 28 stitches x 36 rows over 10 cm/4 inches on 3.25 mm (US 3) needles ⚜️Hand dyed in Texas in small batches ⚜️Please hand wash in cold water and lay flat to dry for best color retention.  Dyes may bleed slightly on initial washing.  Always test your gauge swatch for dyes bleeding when combining colors.