Q: How do I pronounce ¨malabrigo¨?
A: maul ah-bree’ -go'
martes, 29 de junio de 2010
For the Guys - Menswear Inspiration from J. Crew
[caption id="attachment_417" align="aligncenter" width="425" caption="J. Crew Menswear"]
[/caption]
If you're a guy who loves Malabrigo -- or know a guy who loves Malabrigo -- what better source of inspiration than this most recent collection by J.Crew? Full of hats, scarves, sweaters, cardigans and vests, the entire collection just screams to be knit in wool. Try Rios for something that can be tossed in the wash, and you'll have it made all winter long. I doubt the J. Crew versions can say the same -- touche, dry-clean-only.
If you're a guy who loves Malabrigo -- or know a guy who loves Malabrigo -- what better source of inspiration than this most recent collection by J.Crew? Full of hats, scarves, sweaters, cardigans and vests, the entire collection just screams to be knit in wool. Try Rios for something that can be tossed in the wash, and you'll have it made all winter long. I doubt the J. Crew versions can say the same -- touche, dry-clean-only.
Chau, Hannah
malabrigo in Japan 日本
Now you can find malabrigo in Japan!!
At :
K-Style Shonan
3-5-2 Kugenuma Sakuragaoka
Fujisawa, Kanagawa 251-0027
Web site here
lunes, 28 de junio de 2010
Knitscene Fall 2010
[caption id="attachment_404" align="aligncenter" width="243" caption="Malabrigo Lace #37 Lettuce, pattern by Hannah Fettig "Lettuce Pullover""]
Two new great Malabrigo patterns in the most recent issue of Knitscene magazine -- A sweet pullover from Hannah Fettig, and a heavier pullover by Leila Wice! What a fun way to keep warm and cozy going into those cooler fall nights!
malabrigo Lace, #37 lettuce: Lettuce Raglan by Hannah Fettig
malabrigo Twist, #18 applewood, #614 terron: Xylem Pullover by Leila Wice
photos: Joe Coca
Knitscene
viernes, 25 de junio de 2010
Malabrigo Awards Excellent Wool Production
On March 12, 2010, a very special contest, sponsored in part by Malabrigo, was announced to the wool producers of Uruguay. In an attempt to continue the developing tradition of excellent, environment and animal friendly wool in Uruguay, The Uruguayan Wool Secretary is challenging wool farmers to bring forward their most beautiful, high-quality wools for evaluation. Each wool will be judged on not only quality, but also the practice the company competing employs -- using eco-friendly processes and well-known, reputable shearers. The wool lot (or clip) are judged for quality.
The winner of the contest will receive a Grand Prize -- a trip for two to the Stitches event held in New York, October 2011! There, the winner can have a chance to market their yarns and show the excellence of Uruguayan wool to the rest of the world! Second and third place prizes will also be awarded! Winners will be announced in March of 2011 during National Merino Day.
Go Uruguay GO!!
If you've been watching the Soccer World Cup, you know that Uruguay has just made it to the top 16! Understandably, we're excited!
Eliana, Jenny, Esther, Tati, Susana and Zulma from Malabrigo Team made a flag with wool here at the factory to display our patriotic pride. Go Uruguay!
Weekly Color Feature - Rich Reds
1. Red glass, 2. Electric Pomegranate, 3. Venetian Red, 4. my so called scarf , 5. nothing is as it seams I, 6. UK - Oxford - Post Box, 7. Shanghai Zhujiajiao, 8. Poppy
Feeling inspired? Try these colorways:
[caption id="attachment_381" align="aligncenter" width="409" caption="Gruesa in Sealing Wax, Torero; Silky in Amoroso, Ravelry Red; Twist in Ravelry Red; Worsted in Vermilion, Red Mahogany and Intenso"]
Chau, Hannah
Suscribirse a:
Entradas (Atom)