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    Embrace Shawl Kit

    Colour
    3010 Sky
    3011 Jordbærfløde
    3012 Havre
    3013 Daggry
    3020 Gråvejr
    3030 Aske
    3040 Hvede
    3050 Rug
    3060 Nat
    3241 Lyng
    3582 Hav
    • Designed by Kristín Brynja, the Embrace Shawl is a pretty lace shawl pattern which can be cleverly, and easily converted into sleeves with the clever little tabs and poppers. 

      Knit with beautiful einrúm LAMB, this lace weight garment/accessory will become a go-to staple. 

      LAMB is an exquisite quality of Merino Lambswool twined together with Mulberry Silk.  A dreamy unity of two gorgeous fibres.

      Your Kit Includes:
      200 g einrúm LAMB
      PDF Pattern (delivered by email)

      You will also need:
      3 mm [US 2.5] circular needle (60 cm [24 inches])
      3 snap fasteners with a diameter of approx 1 cm

      SIZE: ONE SIZE
      Length: approx 44 cm [17.5 inches]
      Width: approx 160 cm [64 inches]
      The measurements can be adjusted by adding or subtracting pattern repeats both vertically and horizontally.
      Please note that the amount of yarn needed will change with a change in dimensions.

    • Lamb Ingredients:
      89% Pure New Merino Lambswool
      11% Mulberry silk

      Length:
      2 x 533m (583 yds) per 100g

      Weight:
      2 x 100g (2 hanks of 50g in a skein)

      Gauge:
      Light Fingering
      2-3.75 mm (US 2 - 5)

    • by Kristin Brynja
      A TALE OF TWO THREADS

      The Icelandic word “einrúm” to us signifies privacy for creation – a space that opens up in the mind of a creative person, a space that opens up between the individual who creates and the thing that is created.

      einrúm is a product of history and memories: a product of two different worlds, two different threads. The einrúm yarn is spun from Icelandic wool and Thai mulberry silk. I wanted to show the unique characteristics of the Icelandic wool give it a good boost and modernise it. Thai women in rural areas produce silk in their backyards for their own use and as extra income for the family. The two very different threads, wool and silk, are both natural products and both have insulating qualities

      Since I learned to knit I have been fascinated by the fact that you can „produce“ your garment yourself and at the same time enjoy every minute of the time that it takes to knit and subsequently wear and enjoy the garment for a long time.  It is fascinating to choose the project and the material, tackle the task of transferring an idea, which is on a printed knitting pattern, to a real thing made from the thread, find a peace of mind in the rhythm of hundreds of stitches forming the garment, take pleasure in having finished the project and having made a garment that you can proudly use or give to someone special. 

      This is the essence of einrúm design. These are patterns of simple, beautiful and modern garments where craftsmanship, pleasure and challenge are a part of the creating process which we hope you enjoy with us.