GLASHOF

Swiss graphic designer Walter Haettenschweiler drew inspiration from architecture when designing for the Glashof restaurant in Zug. If you reduce the building’s pyramid-shaped skylights to their structure, you are left with squares and triangles. These two geometric shapes run through the restaurant’s graphics.

The reduction of these two shapes creates room for new forms. The Glashof shawl is a triangular shawl of a different kind.

The shawl is knitted from the left tip to the right. Each triangle is knitted one after the other and worked individually.

We recommend solid colours to best showcase the pattern.

This pattern is a collaboration with Otto & Odie.

YARN

Lana Grossa Setasuri (69% alpaca, 31% silk; 212 m / 232 yards per 25 g)

Small version
• 1 ball in 23 Hummer (Colour A)
• 1 ball in 24 Pink (Colour B)
• 1 ball in 30 Zitrusgelb (Colour C)

Large version
• 1 ball in 34 Mint (Colour A)
• 1 ball in 22 Lachs (Colour B)
• 1 ball in 28 Türkis (Colour C)
• 1 ball in 15 Blau (Colour D)

NOTIONS

• tapestry needle