The idea for the Sacón came to me in Ushuaia, while I was taking care of my dad, but it took shape during a trip to Los Antiguos, in northern Santa Cruz. Los Antiguos is a small town on the shores of Lake Buenos Aires, dedicated to tourism and also famous for its cherry orchards and untamed wind...

The Lago Buenos Aires Sacón is made of fine cotton yarn, but it can also be knitted in other materials, such as fine Shetland wool or profane wool; you just need to change the needle size to adapt the measurements. So, depending on the material you choose, you'll have a garment for every season...

The pattern is surprisingly simple, involving double crochets and chains that form an image of... a flower, or a fleur-de-lis? Therefore, the required level of knitting is intermediate.

In this guide, you'll find all the explanations and videos that will guide you through the process of knitting this beautiful Sacón.

Shall we knit it together?