We introduce Silvina, Eduardo from Estancia Los Pozos, the origin of our first capsule of skeins by flock. A story of naturally colored Merino wool, traceability, animal welfare and everyday work in Patagonia.
Estancia Los Pozos: the origin of our first capsule of skeins by flock Read Post »
One design, two seasons: the Renacer Kimono in crochet—summer in Superfine Fingering and winter in DK. The story, our Camino del Chaco colorway, and practical details to make your own.
A crochet design with many options: shawl, capelet, or poncho. On our rack, we’re sharing two versions—Algodón de Frontera and Merino de la Patagonia Superfine Fingering—plus the practical details to make your own.
After taking part in the previous edition, coming back had the magic of a reunion. It meant reconnecting with a
Back at Sevilla Teje Read Post »
As part of Barcelona Knits 2025, we experienced a very special meeting at the Argentine Consulate in Barcelona together with Juana Román, Mariana, and Carolina: an opportunity to share HUANACO’s journey, the value of natural fibers, and our support for independent Argentine design.
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A light, wrap-friendly shawl worked with two needles, made in Merino de la Patagonia Superfine Fingering. The story, our Barcelona Knits color duos, and practical details to make your own version.
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A roomy, comfortable shawl made in crochet, using Merino de la Patagonia DK dyed with yerba mate. Story, practical details, and links to make your own Maktub.
From the rack at our wool mill to the blog: designs made with our yarns, their technical details, and a bit of the in-person conversation.
From the Rack to the Blog Read Post »
At our wool mill, each new fiber arrives when the process is ready. It doesn’t follow a calendar or an
Closer to the skin | Merino de la Patagonia Superfine Read Post »
