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I used a vintage sport weight yarn that I found at a local thrift store to create this very long stole. I modified a lace pattern I had previously taken note of to make wide rows of V’s and inverted V’s. The result came out looking like the panes of a Renaissance window. I called this Eagdura as that is Old English for “eye-door” also known as a window.

Difficulty - Advanced beginner

Skills used - Knit, purl, increasing, decreasing

Sizes - One size

Finished measurements
Length: 220 cm /87 inches
Width: 83 cm / 32 ½ inches

Gauge – blocked
8 stitches and 12 Rows = 5 cm / 2 inches in lace stitch pattern on US 4 (3.5 mm) needles

Approximate yardage est. 492 g / 17.4 oz. (2952 m / 3228 yds)

Yarn - Lang Yarns Angelina (vintage: acrylic & mohair) 240 m / 40 g (262 yds / 1.41 oz), 13 balls. Colour 2626 Light Brown/Tan. Any currently available Sport (#2) yarn with similar yardage may be substituted.

Needles - US 4 (3.5 mm) circular, 56cm /22” long, or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions - Stitch markers, tapestry needle