This particular Knit Along is a Mystery Pi-Shawl. Each section is revealed each week to complete the circle. Purchase the yarn (4 Skeins/Free Shipping) for $109.99 and you will receive your yarn before the KAL begins Feb 15th, 2021.

A Pi Shawl is worked from the center out. Simple circle geometry allows the shawl to grow and retain it’s round shape at the same time. Basically, when the diameter of a circle doubles, so does the circumference.

Intarsia in the round

Knitting Lace

Circular knitting

Super stretchy lace bind off

And the rest is a mystery. 🙂

Every week or so a new pattern “clue” (meaning section of the pattern) will be released. Each time a new pattern clue is released, it will come to you as an email that the pattern has been updated. The pattern will grow (so the part 2 release will have part 1 & 2, part 3 will have 1, 2, 3 etc.).

You will be able to download each section as we move along in the KAL. Free YouTube how to videos will be releases to the group if needed

This KAL begins on Febuary 15th, 2021 and will end on Pi Day, March 14th, 2021.

This KAL will be held on Designer Donna Druchunas’s forum page on Ravelry.com.

Ravelry? This is a social network for knitters. FREE TO JOIN.

🙁 That’s ok. The KAL forum will be up on Ravelry.com permanently. All messages and tips will be there for you to look at and ask questions even after the KAL is over March 14th.

Anne Berk was certified by The Knitting Guild of America as a Master Knitter in 2003. She has been a knitting instructor since 1998. She has taught Annetarsia techniques for Stitches events, Sock Summit, Madrona Fiber Arts, Fiber retreats, and local yarn store classes. Anne Berk lives on Oregon.

Over 17 years of knitting experience under her needles, Donna is well versed in the knitting industry. Teacher, mentor, designer, artist, and so much more. You may have seen her in Interweave magazine, knitting books, or countless knitting articles over the years. Now running her own knitting store with retreats, lessons, & products to purchase (temporarily closed) in upper Vermont.