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Tuesday, November 01, 2005

Moon Dance Pattern


Moon Dance Stole
This is a surprisingly simple yet beautiful lace pattern. All four sides of the stole have shaped edges. In black it is the perfect partner for your little black dress, but it would be beautiful in any color. The finished stole measures 29 inches wide by 70 inches long but directions are given for adjusting the size for the wearer or yarn differences. This design is a simple but elegant style that can go anywhere. Complete directions with detail photos and design charts are included in the pattern.

Details
29 inches wide x 70 inches long
Approximately 1000 yards of yarn used
(sample made in Ebony Jaggerspun Zephyr WoolSilk)
US 4/ 3.5 mm needles

$6.00


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posted by Melanie at 6:41 PM

6 Comments:

Anonymous Liz in DC said...

Gorgeous! This may be the lace pattern that inspires me to knit my first stole. Thanks for sharing.

1:40 PM  
Blogger tammy said...

Absolutely beautiful!

12:25 AM  
Blogger Kali said...

Beautiful stole Melanie! How nice of the kitty to "model" it for you :)

8:28 AM  
Blogger Chris Moonbeams said...

Hi there, just wandering the blogosphere and I found your blog. I really enjoy how this all works.

This is one to watch.

Many thanks,

Degree MSN online

5:41 AM  
Blogger Shelly said...

I have a question regarding using an alternate yarn with your pattern. Please contact me @ tink1944@yahoo.com.
Thank you.

12:27 AM  
Anonymous Sharon in Huddersfield, UK said...

I am currently knitting this and it is a joy to do. Thank you so much for such a fantastic pattern!

6:03 AM  

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