ABOUT THE DESIGN
The Seven Seas Stole is inspired by the beauty of the seaside. Airy lace panels are framed by cable columns and finished with scalloped edges, creating a balance of openness and texture throughout the fabric.

Silver glass beads are scattered across the stole, adding a subtle shimmer and enhancing the graceful drape. A tone-on-tone lacing at the center back serves as a focal point, giving the piece a nostalgic feel.

Lightweight and versatile, it can be worn draped over the shoulders, wrapped as a scarf, or styled as an elegant statement piece - perfect for vacations by the sea. This pattern is ideal for knitters who enjoy lace, texture, and polished finishing details.

CONSTRUCTION
Two identical panels are joined together with three-needle bind off.

PATTERN
This 8-page pattern includes detailed written instructions, a chart, photo tutorials, and links to an online video tutorial.

YARN COLLABORATION
This design was created in collaboration with my dear friends at Arkansas Yarn Co. Bridgerton Collection is available on their website. I used 4 skeins of fingering weight Yummy Sparkle in Bridgerton Blue.

VLOG
Watch my vlog about this design on YouTube

VIDEO TUTORIALS
Watch my Seven Seas Lacing Tutorial on YouTube
Watch my 3-Needle Bind Off on YouTube
Video link for the So Rococo! Step-by-Step Pattern Stitch Tutorial is available only in the pattern

SIZE
One Size

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
19”/48cm wide & 78”/198cm long

YARN
Fingering weight
4 skeins of Yummy Sparkle by Arkansas Yarn Co.
75/15/10 SW Merino/Nylon/Stellina
100g/437yds
Color: Bridgerton Blue

NEEDLES
US 3/3.25mm 24”/61cm circular needle
Two sets of US 1/2.25mm 24”/61cm circular needles

NOTIONS
Cable needle
Tapestry needles
6 stitch markers
3.5 yds/3.2 m of 1”/2.5cm wide Lace Trim in color Light Skyblue Steel crochet hook size 12/6 US/1mm (or smaller) 60g of Miyuki glass seed beads size 6/0 in color: Galvanized Silver 1051

SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate

CONNECT
Questions? write to me here, or at alexandra.davidoff@gmail.com