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Editors’ note: Voting for Round 2 has now closed. But feel free to take a spin through the bracket and spend time with the 64 delicious patterns chosen for MDK March Mayhem. The more we look at these beautiful designs, the more we admire them.

 

Dear stalwart supporters of indie knitwear design,

Today, 32 patterns advance to the next round in the world’s greatest tournament of knitting patterns.

It’s time to vote in Round 2 of MDK March Mayhem.

How to Vote

Please read the following carefully.

The ballot appears on the MDK March Mayhem bracket page.

Here is the bracket. Vote here.

From these 32 patterns, voters must pick 16 patterns. It’s a difficult task. Be strong. Go with your heart. You must pick four patterns in each of the four brackets in order for your votes to register.

If you’d like to keep track of your picks on a printable bracket, download it here.

The Voting Schedule

Round 1: Voting is closed.

Round 2: Voting is closed.

Round 3: March 23-24. Vote for 2 in each category. Voting will close at 11:59 p.m. (Pacific time) Sunday, March 25. Vote for 4 in each category.

Round 4: March 27-28. Vote for 1 in each category.

Round 5: Championship. March 30-31.

MDK March Mayhem 2018 Champion will be announced on Monday, April 2.

Show the love, y’all! Support these designers by buying their patterns. Vote your hearts out.

Love,

Ann and Kay

14 Comments

  • Where is the link to view the patterns for Round 2?

    • It’s the big red link to the bracket. If you’re on mobile, scroll down and you’ll see the Round 2 bracket with clickable links to the patterns.

  • OMG! Now I have to choose between several I really like in each category!!! I think I need caffeine for this task. 🙂

  • Oh drat, my bracket is already busted! Fascinating to see what the results are!

  • It’s fun to see how others have voted. I can’t wait to see round three!

  • Funny, for Yokes, Neck and Shoulders, and Sweaters I had three picks from round one and a new pick to choose. But for Mini skeins, five of my picks made it and I had to ax one. What will be harder to choose: which one of my favorites to make!

  • I love doing this. What a great idea.

  • This is so much fun!

  • Well, there goes my reputation as a trend-setter! I felt strongest about my Yokes choices — but only three of my favorites made it through. Mini-skeins and Neck & shoulders were easy, since four of my favorites made the cut. But in Sweaters, the category I had fewest STRONG preferences for, six of my choices made it through.

    As always, lots of fun, and lots of great knitting choices!

    Still, disappointed that some of the less traditional Yokes didn’t make the cut — Zweig and The Twigs, for instance. I may have to break out of my middle-aged rut and knit myself another sweater!

    • The Twigs wuz robbed! (but it was one among much awesomeness)

    • I had 5 left from all but Neck and Shoulders, where I had 4. Zweig was my absolutely favorite pattern of the 64 – I plan on knitting it as soon as a catch up on some WIPs. I was kind of shocked to discover not everyone agreed with me!

      • I know what you mean! I really liked both Zweig and Twigs, and thought Weaver’s Square was a shoo in for the final four! A little like how the UVA fans must feel …

  • I found the voting difficult to do….pictures for round 2?

  • Beautiful and exciting.

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