I designed this with the memory of the garden my grandfather had neatly arranged, where seasonal flowers bloomed one after another. It is knitted separately on two parts, each from the center and then sewn together at the end. The buds bloom from the center and spread out as they bloom, and when worn, the drape wraps around the shoulders.
Yarn
Fingering weight yarn
①Toison d’Or S/W Merino wool 75%, Nylon 25％ (425m, 100g) 　 approximately 154g, 655m.
②amirisu Trek Handdyed, Merino wool 100％(382yards / 350m, 100g)　approximately 168g / 588m.
Needle
3.5mm, US4
Gage (after blocking)
①Chart A 8 sts, 32 rows = 2.3cm×9.5cm / 0.9 in× 3.7 in
②Chart A 8 sts, 32 rows = 2.5cm×10cm / 1 in ×3.9 in
Finished measurement
① center width 17cm / 6.7 in, length 153cm / 60.2 in , Frilled edge width 62cm / 24.4 in
② center width 17cm / 6.7 in, length 156cm / 61.4 in, Frilled edge width 64cm / 25.2 in
Tools
Tapestry needle, stitch marker
Note
Work back and forth from center of stole. The other side is also, join them together in the center.
Work i-cord on first and last 4 stitches from beginning to end.
With Long-tail Cast on method.