Itzel

Made by Mary-Ann Lammers

Pattern languages available: English (US)

Pattern

Details

Even if you are new to Mosaic knitting this pattern is not going to be hard to do.
Why? Because the pattern contains a chart for those who prefer working with them but is also fully written, row by row.

You choose your preferred method.

Itzel is Spanish for “rainbow lady” and is a good name for the sister of Xiomara.

While they are from the same bloodline they do look different from each other and their personalities are also unique.

Choose six colours for the body of the shawl and a good contrast colour for the accent of Mosaic.

Create your very own rainbow with colours that make you happy.

Itzel is designed with the ease of the Mosaic technique of slipping stitches and working with only one colour per row.

The pattern contains a chart for those who prefer working with them but is also fully written, row by row. You choose your preferred method.

Measurements: After gentle blocking shawl length is 178 cm/70”, width is 46 cm/18”.

Gauge: in Stocking stitch before blocking on 4.5 mm/US 7 needles, 20 stitches x 27 rows = 10 cm/4” square.

Needles and supplies: 4.5 mm/US 7 and 5 mm/US 8 circular needles 60 cm/24” in length (or size needed to obtain gauge.) Stitch markers and Tapestry needle.

Yarn used: Purl Soho Linen Quill Worsted (9 wpi), 50% Fine Highland Wool, 35% Alpaca, 15% Linen.
100 grams, 150 meters/164 yards.

You can substitute with any worsted that will give similar gauge and yardage.

Colour (A): 2 skeins Kiln Red # 1270. 212 meters/232 yards used.

Colour (B): 1 skein Pale Oats # 1001. 138 meters/151 yards used.

Colour (C): 1 skein Birds Egg Blue # 1538. 122 meters/134 yards used.

Colour (D): 1 skein Vintage Celadon # 1587. 122 meters/134 yards used.

Colour (E): 1 skein Mountain Bluebird # 1588. 122 meters/134 yards used.

Colour (F): 1 skein High Tide # 1590. 122 meters/134 yards used.

Colour (G): 1 skein Blue Quartz # 1562. 138 meters/151 yards used.

The amounts of yarn used are based on my samples for the design but will depend on the yarn you choose, variations in yarn thickness of each colour, your personal gauge/tension and any changes made.