Traditional Stole
Extract from Magical Shetland Lace Shawls to Knit • By Elizabeth Lovick • Published by Search PressAbout
Magical Shetland Lace Shawls to Knit
This traditional stole can be worn as a loose wrap in the summer, or wound round the neck as a warm scarf during the colder winter months.
Size
Length: 185cm (74in) × width: 48cm (19in) after washing and dressing
Tension
13 sts and 24 rows to 10cm (4in) over the Centre Chart, after washing and dressing
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Step 1
Construction
The bottom lace of the first tail is worked, then stitches are picked up along the straight edge. The tail and side laces are worked together and left on a thread. The second tail is worked the same way, then the centre and side laces are worked onto these stitches directly. The two pieces are then grafted together. -
Step 4
Next row: Work the next row of the Left Lace Chart, SM, k to M, SM, work Row 1 of the Right Lace Chart.
Continue working the Left and Right Lace Charts as set; at the same time, work the sts between the markers as follows:
Work Rows 1–22 of Tail Chart 1 twice, then Rows 1–22 of Tail Chart 2 once, then Rows 1–22 of Tail Chart 1 once, then Rows 1–31 of Tail Chart 3 once. Break yarn, leaving a 150cm (60in) tail for grafting, and leave stitches on a stitch holder. -
Step 5
Second tail
Work as for the first tail, but do not break yarn nor place stitches on a holder. Continuing across these stitches, continue working the Left and Right Lace Charts, working Rows 1–64 of the Centre Chart between the markers, three times in total. Break yarn and graft the two sections together.