Just north of Tucson is a place filled with history, magic and beauty - Hacienda del Sol. This stole was inspired by that special place. A southwest classic with a modern perspective, Hacienda del Sol is knit with a wide bias rib for a gorgeous drape, and is grafted in the center to form a crescent-shape. The fringe is knit in so there are hardly any ends to weave in. Wear as a scarf or as a shawl.

The sample was made from 4 fiber blends: merino, merino cashmere, merino angora, and merino tweed …

16 harmonious colors: aster, zinnia, clover, peony, buff, coral, rose, berry, charcoal, earth, moth, stone, bone, aqua, bay, lagoon …

1 lovely kit: includes yarn, pattern with written row-by-row instructions and a handy chart, plus a muslin Sunday Knits project bag.

Resources

Grafting wide ribs - photo tutorial:
https://www.sundayknits.com/techniques/grafting-wide-ribs...

Fringe for bias rib stoles - video tutorial:
https://www.sundayknits.com/techniques/fringe.html

Russian T splice - photo tutorial:
https://www.sundayknits.com/techniques/russian-T.html

Hacienda is the 8th in a series of Pueblo Stole designs.

Love Hacienda del Sol but want to use your own yarn? … then Sonoma stole may be what you’re looking for!