A little Mystery in Victorian London!

Starting January 1st, we will begin our first Stunning Mystery Society Club knit along for 2025.

Stunning String Studio has Mayfair Hotel kits available in your choice of colors; complete with yarn, stitch markers and beads.

Created in fingering weight, this one color shawl is knit with optional beads in your choice of 6 different sizes.
The clues will be spread over 8 weeks with simple, non-stressful sections released each week.

If you’ve never done a Mystery Knit Along before, you are in for a treat. Discovering the mystery along with your fellow knitters is the best.

Each Clue will be added to the one(s) previous, so in the end, you’ll have the final pattern in whole.

The MKAL discussions will be in the Wild Prairie Knits Stitcher’s Lounge, so come and join us.

Skills Needed
Each clue will be fully written out and charted. The stitches used are basic, so it is a relaxing knit, but with enough detail to keep you interested. Basic knit increases and decreases (yo, k2tog, ssk) are included, but anything beyond that will be explained.

Yarn Stunning String Studio’s Essential: 100% Superwash Merino - 435 yds/100 gr, OR
Opulent: 70% Superwash Merino, 20% Silk, 10% Cashmere, 435 yds (339 m), 100 gr

• Half Circle Short (22” tall x 44” wide) 2 skeins fingering weight yarn, 870yds, 200g.
• Half Circle Medium (27” tall x 54” wide) 3 skeins fingering weight yarn, 1305yds, 300g.
• Half Circle Long (30” tall x 60” wide) 4 skeins fingering weight yarn, 1740yds, 400g.
• 3/4 Circle Short (22” tall x 44” wide) 4 skeins fingering weight yarn, 1740yds, 400g.
• 3/4 Circle Medium (27” tall x 54” wide) 5 skeins fingering weight yarn, 2175yds, 500g.
• 3/4 Circle Long (30” tall x 60” wide) 6 skeins fingering weight yarn, 2610yds, 600g.

Needles US 6 (4 mm) 40-47” circular needles, or size required to obtain gauge. Needles available here.

Other 9-13 Stitch Markers, Tapestry Needle, Optional: 6/0 Beads: approximately 340, 500, 730, 680, 1020, 1400, and tool to apply bead: crochet hook, Super Floss or a beading tool.

Note: Yarn should be subtly, tonal.