Moje Kujawy Kit

A kit to make Moje Kujawy by Hanna Maciejewska (Hada Knits) using Martin's Lab Merino Singles.

Each kit includes:

• 2 skeins (100 g) of Merino Singles, one in each of colors C1 and C2
• 2 mini skeins (20 g) of Merino Singles, one in each of colors C3 and C4
• a printed copy of Generations or Pokolenia (if selected), a book curated by Martin's Lab with the Moje Kujawy pattern and 12 more designs by various designers
• a Martin's Lab printed cotton project bag
• a sachet of no-rinse wool wash

The kit comes in the colors from the book. You can change them to any colors you like.

The pattern is inside the book.

From Ravelry pattern page:

Sizes:
One size

Length: 140 cm/55”.
Width: 18 cm/ 7”.

Yarn:
2 skeins of Martin’s Lab Merino Singles (100% 1-ply Superwash merino wool; 366 m / 100 g)
and
2 skeins of Martin’s Lab Mini Merino Singles (100% 1-ply Superwash merino wool; 73 m / 20 g).

Sample colors:

• Jaded – C1
• Creamy White – C2
• Sapphire – C3
• O’Hara – C4

Consumption:
The C1 and C2 skeins have been used completely and C3 and C4 in a greater amount. Before you begin, make sure you have enough yarn. If necessary, you can reduce the number of rounds of stockinette stitch between pattern sections to adjust your yarn usage.

Needles:
US 2.5/3 mm or size needed to obtain gauge; circular needles 40 cm/16” or double-pointed needles
US 3/3.25 mm or size needed to obtain gauge; circular needles 40 cm/16” or double-pointed needles

Notions:
1 marker, a tapestry needle, scissors

Gauge:
30 sts and 34 rnds = 10 cm / 4” in stockinette stitch in the round
on US 2.5/3 mm needles after blocking
32 sts and 34 rnds = 10 cm / 4” in colorwork pattern in the round
on US 3/3.25 mm needles after blocking
A swatch is not required for this project, but differences in tension will affect the final size and yarn consumption.

Construction:
Moje Kujawy is a shawl inspired by traditional motifs and plentiful colorwork patterns. Knitted entirely in the round as a tube, it begins with Judy’s Magic Cast On method and is seamlessly closed with the Kitchener stitch, creating an elegant, continuous structure without visible edges.