Talavera Shawl
Inspired by Talavera pottery traditions found in Mexico and Spain, where rich colors are glazed onto an off-white base, this shawl contrasts bold colors in a pleasing manner. The tiles’ patterning tends to be symmetrical and fluid, which is reflected here in the colorwork and eyelet knitting. The Talavera Shawl is knit using the mosaic knitting technique, so you never work with more than two colors at a time.
Mosaic Shawl - 1 hank each CoBaSi:
Combo A - 012 Iris Blue, 051 Raffi, 003 Natural, 057 Gold Crest, & 070 Carrot
Combo B - 001 White, 007 Kiwi, 015 Ripe Raspberry, 033 Red Hat Purple, & 068 Curacao
Encaje Bolero
This lightweight piece is a perfect spring and summer cover up with delicate lace details. Inspired by the lacework edgings found in mantilla wedding veils, the lace patterns make a graceful edge for this otherwise stockinette garment. Available in 5 sizes, this bolero is knit both flat and in the round and finished with eyelet detail at the armholes. The lace elements are only knit in the round making them easy to keep track of and free-from purling!
Bolero - Shown in Color 011 Indigo, 3 (4, 6, 7, 8) hanks
Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4, 5)
To fit 36/38 (40/42, 44/46, 50/52, 54/58)” chest circumference
The Spring 2024 destination package includes...
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Unfold your brochure to discover facts about Mexico and a delicious Mexican salsa recipe.
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1” acrylic Mexican sugar skull buttons that depict traditional calavera decorated skull gifts & treats.
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Known as table chocolate, chocolate para mesa, Ibarra has been making chocolate that has been enjoyed in Mexico since 1925!
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Sew this onto your completed project then share it on social media with #WanderKnit
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