Lluvia

Nestled in the vibrant chaos of Mexico City, on the historical la Avenida 5 de Mayo, stands the enchanting Casa de los Azulejos, an old palace renowned for its stunning blue-and-white tiles that hail from Puebla. Inspired by the intricate artistry of this iconic building, I have long envisioned creating a unique knitting design that pays homage to its beauty. The moment I discovered two beautiful skeins of yarn left over from a previous project, everything clicked into place. One skein features a brilliant blue that's almost an exact match for the famed tiles, while the other showcases a silvery gray adorned with delicate speckles of brown, blue, and black—perfectly capturing the signs of age, wear, and history on the otherwise pristine white tiles. With these exquisite yarns in hand, my design vision became a reality, resulting in a pair of soft, cozy mitts adorned with a striking all-over colorwork pattern. These mitts not only serve as a functional accessory to keep your hands warm in chilly weather but also stand as a wearable piece of art that reflects the rich heritage of the Casa de los Azulejos. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or just starting your knitting journey, this pattern offers an enjoyable challenge while allowing you to explore the captivating world of colorwork. Embrace the spirit of Mexico City and the charm of Puebla with this delightful knitting project, and let your creativity shine as you bring this inspiring design to life!