I love a lace project that’s relaxing to knit. With a lovely and simple pattern that’s knit on the bias, this lace stole fits the bill. It’s easy to sit back, unwind and let the gorgeous gradient from KnitCircus do all the work. I think I need to continue the feelings of relaxation and calm this stole gave me while making it and get myself to a warm and sunny beach with it this winter!

Written Instructions Included for Charts

Pattern Notes
Want to make your stole bigger? No problem! You can add 12, 24 or even 36 stitches to the cast on. You can also knit your stole to whatever length you like, ending on row 12 of the chart. Remember, adjusting the length of your stole will affect its size and the amount of yarn needed.

If you’re using stitch markers to mark each 12-st repeat, you’ll need to rearrange the stitch markers on row 7. If you need help with that, check out my photo tutorial: http://www.knittinglikecrazy.com/2015/03/photo-tutorial-m...

Yarn Used for Stole Shown: 1 ball of Greatest of Ease from KnitCircus, 80% superwash merino/20% nylon, 600 yards/150g in the color As You Wish

Materials

• 600 yards of fingering yarn
• US Size 4 (3.50mm) circular needle, 24” or longer, or size needed to obtain gauge
• Tapestry Needle
• Blocking Supplies