A long-winged triangular shawl, “Thousand words” is inspired by the simple beauty of nature. Sometimes what Nature gift us is so incredibly charming that it doesn’t need any adornment.
The yarn I used, Abenaia_yarn is family produced yarn, processed and dyed locally. Marisa sources her wool from local sheperds, making sure to pay a fair price &, thus, contributing to a circular economy, compromised with the environment.
The yarn is natutrally dyed, with local plants & using mountaing spring water & the charcoal fire that warms her own home, ensuring a minimum ecological impact.
The pattern is a very simple and relaxing knit that showcast the incredible quality of the yarn & its natural colours. It consists of a four rows pattern repeat on garter stitch that highlights the natural colours of the yarn
Yarn:
100% Portuguese wool
from “Abenaia-yarn”
200 m & 219 yds = 50 gr
Quantity used:
Colour A: Logwood (50 gr)
Colour B: Blanco Natural (50 gr)
Colour C: Calendula (50 gr)
Colour D: Pink logwood (50 gr)
Colour E: Nettle (50 gr)
Note on quantities:
After knitting the shawl the remaining yarn oscilates between 3 & 16 gr. so if you are concerned of not having
enough yarn, it is recommended to check your gauge

IMPORTANT NOTE!
If you have already purchased A thousand words little shawlette contact me though: teresalalana.woolword@gmail.com & I will send you this pattern for free