Arribadas means ‘arrivals’ in Spanish! This is our first mystery shawl and inspired by the waves, foam, and wonderful creatures that keep our seas healthy and vibrant…like the wonderful sea turtles!
Here is a bit more about the Arribada in Costa Rica!

If you would like to make your own colour combination, choose a dark, medium, and light colour threesome.

This is a pattern for a triangular shaped shawl worked from the top down. The design includes delicate texture, bold lace, 13 rows of stranded colourwork, and a few nupps (optional). (If you work more tightly, you may want to omit nupps or purchase extra CC2.)

As many of you ask …whoohoo, there is also, an extended chart. If you choose to work the extended chart, you will need an additional skein of CC2.
The extended chart uses approximately 200yds/183m (depending on knitting style).

yarn:
BFL Gotland DK by Gathered Sheep Yarns; DK
75% BFL, 25% Gotland; 252yds (230m) /100 g
approximate yarn amounts:
MC (Fresh) - 1 skein; 230yds / 210m
CC1 (Turtle Dove) - 1 skein; 230yds / 210m
CC2 (Blue Bird) - 1 skein; 245yds / 224m OR
2 skeins (of CC2) if working Extended Chart
needles:
4.0mm (us no 6) circular 40in/101.5cm
Some knitters work stranded and single-coloured at different gauges. Change needles, as needed, to keep gauge the same throughout.
crochet hook to work nupps (if needed)
gauge:
14.5 sts and 24 rows = 4in/10cm over stockinette (If you work more tightly, you may omit the nupps or have extra CC2 on hand.)
approximate finished sizes (without extended chart and without tassels):
80in x 26.5in/ 203cm x 67.5cm
additional tools:
needle to weave in ends, 4 st markers