MYSTERY OF WINTER PAST CAL

The First Day of Spring has arrived, and Winter is Past! So it is time for the 3rd & final Mystery of Winter!

“What am I? I’m fun or functional! If you make me for children, they’ll have oodles of fun; if you make me for adults they’ll save a ton!”

This is a small, quickly made project that can be easily adjusted to make in many sizes, out of many fibres! I first saw the item in an 1891 Victorian family magazine and realized the versatility it offers.

KNIT, CROCHET & SEW INSTRUCTIONS: ALL INCLUDED IN ONE PATTERN!! IT DOES NOT MATTER IF YOU BUY THE KNIT OR CROCHET PATTERN.

FREE FOR 1 WEEK SIGN-UP FROM 20 -27 MARCH 2015 and then it will be just $1.95. 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!

Please see my Blog Post which I will update, OR the Ravelry West Coast Fibre Arts Group thread called “Mystery of Winter Past Discussion” which I will update with information about yarn amounts, needles & hooks, etc. The most yarn I have used for 1 item is 100g of Bernat Felting, with a 4.5mm hook, PLUS stuffing--I used unspun sheep fleece. Remember: you can use acrylic yarn, wool, alpaca, anything you like, and any weight you like--if you are not felting it, use a full size smaller hook or needles so the stitches are nice and tight! You can use any stuffing you like, too!