Malabrigo - Ponchos & Familia - Flowing Garments in Merino Yarns - Book 17

Malabrigo launches the height of fashion: Ponchos & Familia - Flowing Garments in Merino Yarns - Book 17. In this number 15 poncho models are presented with all the detailed patterns for starters or advanced knitters so you can create amazing garments for the mid-season and cold weather seasons. Do not wait no longer and renovate your closet with these warm garments.

All the patterns have been made mainly with Malabrigo yarns, composed by merino which is made of a natural fiber that give your garments softness and warmth. Some of them are Rios and Malabrigo Socks. Each pattern was created by absolute experts in textile and fabric industry such as Laura Baker and Angela Tong.

This magazine is specialized in ponchos, a winter mid-season garment, well-known for being a symbol among the indigenous cultures. In the magazine you will find 15 different and colourful ponchos to impress everyone.

Included knitting patterns in Wooladdicts Nº4 of Lang Yarns

• Lilac by Laura Barker: textured ruana.
• Poppy by Wei Wilkings: brioche lace cape.
• Iris by Laura Zukaite: poncho with fringes.
• Carnation by Jacqueline van Dillen: buttoned neck poncho.
• Pansy by Cheryl Murray: tunic poncho.
• Clover by Tamara Moots: clover leaves poncho with vertical and horizontal stripes. 
• Wisteria by Angela Tong: cascade garter capelet.
• Peony by Laura Zukaite: poncho with interleaving.
• Lily by Katherine Hunt: cable inset ruana. 
• Acacia by Audrey Drysdale: turtle-neck bicolour poncho.
• Marigold by Sandi Rosner: gansey poncho.
• Bluebells: gansey-type poncho with lace on the side. 
• Zinnia by Elena Fedotova: zinnia crochet convertible tunic.
• Hydrangea by Lisa Craig: wave edge poncho. 
• Hibiscus by Diane Piwko: chevron poncho with zigzag design. 

Discover 16 ways to create inspirating ponchos!