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SIZES: One size, approximately 30” x 75”

MATERIALS: Sincere Sock Fingering Weight Yarn

1 skein each of 4 different colors - Allhallows Kit (3.5 oz/437 yds each)

We used purple(A), orange(B), gray(C), cream(D).

Total yards used for this sample: approximately 1270 yds (394 yds Color A, 394 yds Color B, 263 yds Color C, 219 yds Color D)

HOOK: US size ​​H-8 (5.0 mm)]

Notes About This Pattern:

•This is a crochet shawl pattern with varying motifs that celebrate a favorite fall holiday! More details will be provided as we progress through the pattern together! You won’t see/know the final result until you’ve finished making it… then all will be revealed! Muahahhaa!

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TODAY:

•Add this pattern to your cart (along with the yarn kit if you so desire or any 4 colors of Fingering weight yarn) and complete checkout. Use code: mystery15 for 15% off this pattern and the yarn kit. Important - make sure you are signed into your account before purchasing this pattern so that you can log back in each week to redownload the updated pattern file as we progress through the MCAL!

•Once you’ve finished checking out, you will be able to download the first few teaser pages of this pattern PDF. Check back September 25 to sign into your shop account, find the order for this pattern and download the PDF again. It will contain the first section of the pattern! September 25 is the official START DATE so get that crochet hook ready!

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Let’s have fun discovering the mystery together!

“The Harvest Moon glows round and bold, in pumpkin shades outlined in gold, illuminating eerie forms, unnatural as a candied corn. Beware what dare crawls up your sleeve, for ‘tis the night called Hallows Eve.” - Richelle E. Goodrich