Lightweight, drapey, and both earthy and classy all in one, are all qualities I was trying to achieve when creating this stylish stole.
The original was designed without Mohair. However, after multiple swatches, I couldn’t resist the addition of Mohair (Mohair
with sparkle to be exact!) and the options it offered, especially for those that prefer knitting with larger needles. Each half is knit
separately and joined in the middle with a Kitchener stitch. Throw it around your neck any time of year for style, warmth or both.

Finished Measurements
Length – 100 (99)” 254 (251.5) cm
Width – 16.5 (19.5)” 42 (49.5) cm

Gauge
One repeat of Chart 1 cable pattern (17 sts x 14 rows) =
3” (3.5”) 7.5 (9) cm wide x 2” (2.5”) 5 (6.5) cm tall, lightly
blocked, on larger needle or size needed to obtain gauge

Four repeats of Chart 3 lace pattern (16 sts x 32 rows) =
3.25” (3.75”) 8.5 (9.5) cm wide x 4.5” (5.25”) 11.5 (13.5) cm
tall, lightly blocked, on smaller needle or size needed to
obtain gauge

Needles & Notions
One US 6 (8) 4.0 (5) mm 24” (60 cm) circular needle
Two US 5 (7) 3.75 (4.5) mm 24” (60 cm) circular needles
(2nd set of needles for Kitchener)
cable needle, stitch markers, tapestry needle

Suggested Yarn
Green Mountain Spinnery Forest or similar fingering weight yarn
70% Fine Western Wool, 30% Tencel – 400 yds (365 m)/100 g
Lana Grossa Silkhair Lusso - 71% Kid Mohair, 14% Silk,
8% Poly, 7% Nylon – 230 yds (211 m)/25 g

Main Color (MC) – 3 skeins Forest - Model A - Gold (Model B - Grey)
Contrast Color (CC) – 5 skeins Silkhair Lusso (913 Mocha Metal)

Mohair option will be shown in ( ).