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  • Mutsch Shawl Kit with Manchelopi

    Colour
    Off-White Undyed
    Light Grey-Brown Undyed
    Medium Grey-Brown Undyed
    Dark Grey-Brown Undyed
    Dark Brown Undyed
    Pink Heather
    Indigo Heather
    Green Heather
    Caldero
    Lavanda
    Verde Botella
    Azul Marino
    Campo Amapolas
    Mostaza
    Ocean Blue
    Azul Cobalto
    Vino Tinto
    Pattern
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    • Designed Isabell Kraemer (@lilalu72), Mutsch is a generously sized triangular shawl, worked back and forth from the top down.

      Knit with Manchelopi, an unspun yarn, is an experience in itself. We need to calm down and relax and take care not to work with a tight tension (the yarn breaks easily).

      Working with 2 strands makes things a bit easier (which could be the reason for Manchelopis being wound into a double stranded plate) and results in a lightweight, big, and super cool shawl that will keep you warm on any occasion without being too heavy on your shoulders.

      Yarn
      Wooldreamers Manchelopis 252 yds (230m) /100g; 3 plates; shown in color Gris medio.

      Your kit includes:

      Manchelopi yarn: 3 wheels (shown in Meedium Grey Brown)

      Note: Manchelopis comes double-stranded in one plate. They are knit as presented for this pattern, i.e. use both strands together from one cake.

      Optional PDF pattern (delivered by email via Ravelry. Please include your Ravelry user name in the notes with your order if you'd like us to add to your Rav library. Ravelry account not necessary.)

      You will also need:
       6mm (US 10) circular needle, 100cm (40”) long or size needed to get gauge.

      Gauge
      14 sts x 23 rows = 4”(10 cm) square in lace pattern after light blocking.

      Gauge is not crucial for this project but will affect yardage and final size when different.

    • Ingredients:
      100% Manchega Wool

      Length:
      230m (252yd)

      Weight:
      100g

      Gauge:
      6mm (US 10) circular needle, 100cm (40”) long or size needed to get gauge.
      14 sts x 23 rows = 4”(10 cm) square in lace pattern after light blocking.

    •  

      Sustainable Yarn with Social Awareness

      Wooldreamers was created by the 4th Generation of our Family Mill where the family work with every stage of wool: from the sheep to the yarn.

      The Wooldreamers project aims to be part of the solution to the critical problem of Spanish wool being undervalued, and in some cases treated as waste 

      due to global market conditions.

      Nowadays, our family mill covers all stages of Spanish wool production, right from shearing the sheep to spinning the yarn under the same roof. This means we are the only ones treating the wool from the very beginning. So we can guarantee the quality of yarn, with minimum carbon emissions AND we can guarantee the traceability of our yarn from the sheep to your hands.


      We have been working very closely with local Spanish farmers on the adoption of preferable techniques and sharing knowledge in order to produce the very best yarn, always focusing on animal welfare

      After many years of prep we launched our first collections, starting with Dehesa de Barrera - 100% Spanish Merino Wool Yarn with full traceability (coming to Tribe soon!)

      Our second collection was Manchelopi: A unique and soft unspun yarn made with Manchega Wool. The white and black wool comes from 2 different flocks near our hometown. This yarn is so different and light. Everyone who tries it falls in love with it.
       
       
      And last but not least, we would like to share something that we are very committed to. In the planning of each collection, we collaborate with people with disabilities at risk of social exclusion. People who deserve to be rewarded for the great work they do. They help us with the labelling and braiding of our skeins.

      So, to sum up, we are a project that pays special attention to sustainability, helping farmers to continue caring for their flocks, supporting local wool, and showing solidarity with our vulnerable community.