October 26, 2019 13 Comments on FREE Knitting Pattern - Fifties Fit and Flare Stole
If you have just started knitting, or want a super easy knitting project, this pattern is for you! We are giving away our very simple knitting pattern that comes from our out-of-print #241 Fifties' Fit and Flare pattern! This stole is long and cushy, made with just a Knit 1/Purl 1 rib pattern. It is perfect to add a layer of warmth to any outfit. It also makes a great gift! And, we have some yarn suggestions, listed after the pattern, to make a truly luxurious stole. Pattern is below, but you can download and print it from here.
SIZE: One size – 20”/51cm x 72”/183cm
YARN: Approximately 630 yds/576m
NEEDLES: One pair size 10 straight needles, or size to give correct gauge.
GAUGE: 4 sts = 1”/2.5 cm in K1, P1 rib st.
PATTERN USED: K1, P1 Ribbing
INSTRUCTIONS: Cast on 80 sts and work in rib for 72”/183cm. Bind off in rib st.
Abbreviations:
sts = stitches
st = stitch
K1 = Knit 1
P1 = Purl 1
YARN SUGGESTIONS
Echoview Mill (a local-to-us, and wonderful fiber mill) has a couple of yarns that would make beautiful stoles. Their Ranger Merino and their Haley Yarn. Both take 4 to 5 skeins to complete the stole.
Ranger Merino
Haley Yarn
The Manos de Uruguay Serpentina yarn would be gorgeous in this stole. There are lots of colorways to choose from at Purl Soho. You will need 4-5 skeins of this yarn to complete the stole.
Cascade Yarn Superwash 128 would also make a pretty, affordable, and easy-care stole. You can find many colors at Purl Soho, or your local yarn shop. It will take 5 skeins of this yarn to complete the stole.
The Big Good Wool from Purl Soho would also work well for this stole. Use their natural (and neutral) colors, or dye the lighter wool to make your own special yarn. You will need 2-3 skeins of this yarn to complete the stole.
October 29, 2019
Something’s amiss with the yarn calculation — 630 yards equals just over 576 meters; 1278 meters equals almost 1398 yards. Which is it?
October 29, 2019
Just what i need to begin!
LaNae McCracken
October 29, 2019
Thank-You❣️