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    The document provides instructions for making a lace stole called 'Singing Bells Stole' using the Ravelry pattern. It includes suggested yarn, needle size, dimensions, and instructions for casting on, working the charts, casting off, joining the second half, blocking, and finishing.

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    Singing Bells Stole en

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    The document provides instructions for making a lace stole called 'Singing Bells Stole' using the Ravelry pattern. It includes suggested yarn, needle size, dimensions, and instructions for casting on, working the charts, casting off, joining the second half, blocking, and finishing.

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    The document provides instructions for making a lace stole called 'Singing Bells Stole' using the Ravelry pattern. It includes suggested yarn, needle size, dimensions, and instructions for casting on, working the charts, casting off, joining the second half, blocking, and finishing.

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    55 views5 pages

    Singing Bells Stole en

    Uploaded by

    Logan Mckee
    The document provides instructions for making a lace stole called 'Singing Bells Stole' using the Ravelry pattern. It includes suggested yarn, needle size, dimensions, and instructions for casting on, working the charts, casting off, joining the second half, blocking, and finishing.

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    of 5

    Ravelry:

    Size shown:
    Suggested
    yarn:

    http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/singing-bells-stole

    60 cm 185 cm for version of stole 6 bells width


    BBB Soft Dream (70% Mohair, 30% Silk, 220 m / 25 g) - approx. 120 g;
    needle size 3.5 mm

    The stole is worked in two identical halves, each starting from provisional cast-on in the center.
    Only RS rows are charted. WS rows are purled throughout.
    Dimensions of the finished piece are completely up to you and depend on: yarn choice, needle
    size, number of pattern repeats.

    1. With a crochet hook, using a piece of smooth waste yarn, chain a few more stitches than
    the number of cast on stitches required. Cut the tail and pull it through the last stitch.
    2. Pick up one stitch in each of the bumps on the back of the crochet chain until you reach
    the required number of stitches.

    Patusha

    Provisional Cast on

    Instruction. First half: Using a Provisional Cast on method, cast on 123 sts for version of stole 6
    bells width, or cast on 103 sts for 5 bells width, or cast on 83 sts for 4 bells width.
    Purl 1 row.
    Work A and B set-up rows of chart 1 once (= a total of 4 rows).
    Then repeat rows 1-32 of chart 1 4 times.
    Then work chart 2 rows 1-64 once.
    Then work chart 3 rows 65-90 once. Dont cut the yarn.
    Cast off is done by crocheting. Take a crochet hook suitable for your yarn and cast off stitches by
    crocheting as follows: single crochet 2 stitches together, chain 5, *single crochet next 3 stitches
    together, chain 5, single crochet into the next stitch, chain 5 *
    repeat *-* till there are 5 sts left on the left hand needle, single crochet next 3 stitches together,
    chain 5, single crochet into the last 2 stitches. Cut the yarn.
    Second half: Remove the crocheted chain by untying the end and gently unraveling the whole
    chain and put the live stitches on a needle. Now you are ready to work in the opposite direction
    of previous work. Join yarn with RS facing and work as for first half beginning from .
    Finishing. Soak your lace creation in warm water for approx. 15-20 minutes, use a mild soap if
    desired. Rinse and squeeze out gently to remove excess water. Lay it flat on a large surface. Block

    Patusha

    stole to open up lace pattern. Let the stole dry completely before unpinning it. Weave in all ends.

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