I love stoles, and wanted a knitted stole that would look nice on both sides, and be quick and easy to knit – the knitting equivalent of comfort food. Rice stitch fits the bill nicely, I think. The two sides are different, but both look nice…As the yarn I picked frays easily (and I really don’t like traditional fringe) I chose a crocheted chain loop fringe for the two short ends. If you don’t know how to crochet, you can use traditional fringe – just be sure to knot the end of each strand to prevent fraying. You can also skip the end treatment entirely, if you wish!

Skill Level: Easy-Peasy
Size: 20” X 68” (Approximate)
Gauge: Not critical as you can simply make it whatever size you wish!
Materials:
3 Skeins Lion Brand Homespun (The swatches in the pattern photo are #790-368, “Montana Sky”)
Size 15 U.S. (10 mm) Needles – I use a circular and knit back & forth.
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Size “K” (6.5 mm) for chain loop fringe