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A gorgeous cable panel and lacy leaf panel travel in perfect harmony along the length of this generous rectangular stole (or scarf).
Both stitch designs gently wave in sync, creating a pretty curved edge along one long edge. Knit in the fabulous Ultra Alpaca yarn from Berocco for a very luxe feel, stunning heathered color, and great stitch definition.
Garter stitch edging is knit-in all around for the finishing touch. Wear the versatile stole around your shoulders, draped or wrapped, or use it as a very cozy scarf! It will easily become your must-have item whenever you walk out the door.
Smaller Scarf size instructions included as well.
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Finished Knit Measurements: Scarf: 10" [25.5 cm] wide x 57 ¼" [145.5 cm] long; Stole: 15 ¾" [40 cm] wide x 64 ¼" [163 cm] long.
Skill Level:
Yarn Used: Berroco Ultra Alpaca (50% Super Fine Alpaca/50% Peruvian Wool; 3.5 oz/100g [215 yds/198 m] per ball): 4 hanks in Color #6283 Lavender Mix. NOTE: The Stole size uses almost all 4 hanks, so be sure to match the gauge.
Gauge(s):
Pattern Gauge: 17-st Cable panel = 2 ¾" [7 cm] and 24 rows = 3 ½" [9 cm].
Yarn Label Gauge and Information: A worsted weight yarn in an alpaca wool blend with a gauge of 4 - 5 sts = 1" [2.5 cm] on size 8 needles [5 mm].
Total Yardage Required: 645 (860) yds [590 (792 m)].
Some suggested yarn substitutes to try:
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Knitting Needles Used: Size 7 [4.5 mm] needles OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE.
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Posted by Candace Koester on 26th Mar 2014
I made the stole version for my mom. Since she was going to be using it at work, she didn't want me to get expensive yarn so I used Lion Brand Heartland anniversary edition in Isle Royale. It turned out beautifully.
Posted by Edna Mangiacotti on 1st Jan 2014
I thought this pattern was easy to follow and worked up fairly fast.