Hairpin Lace Stole Pattern #380

Hairpin Lace Stole Pattern #380

Intermediate Hook No. 7 Hairpin Lace Stole #380

Hairpin lace stole in fingering yarn with 10 strips of 384 loops each, joined with a No. 1 hook, and 6-strand fringe on short ends. Originally published in Fashions in Wool #76, Stoles and Accessories.

Materials

  • Steel crochet hook · No. 7
  • Steel crochet hook · No. 1

Pattern instructions

Materials

MATERIAL

MATERIAL: 5 balls Fingering Yarn 3 ply (1 oz. ball) 1 hairpin loom 3 inch wide 1 steel crochet hook No. 7 1 steel crochet hook No. 1

Strips

To Make Hairpin Lace Strip

To Make Hairpin Lace Strip: Hold hairpin loom in left hand with points and guide at bottom, tie a loop around loom with a knot in center between prongs, always keep yarn at back of work. Insert No. 7 crochet hook in knot and ch. 1, * put needle in back of loom, turn loom to left, the yarn will pass around the right prong. Insert hook under the top front loop to left of center and work 1 sc. Repeat from * until there are 384 loops on loom. Break yarn, leaving a 5 inch end and pull through the last loop. Remove guide and slide off all loops. Make 9 more strips the same way.

Joining

To Join Strips

To Join Strips: Place 2 strips tog. side by side. With No. 1 crochet hook pick up the first 3 loops of left strip, then pick up the first 3 loops of right strip and pull the 3 loops of right strip through the 3 loops of left strip already on hook, pick up next 3 loops of left strip and pull through the 3 loops of right strip on hook. Continue to work this way picking up 3 loops from one strip and then 3 loops from the other strip and pulling them through until the 2 strips are joined. At end of strip sew the remaining 3 loops with same wool to prevent pulling out. Join all 10 strips in this manner.

Fringe

FRINGE

FRINGE: Wind yarn over an 8 inch cardboard, cut yarn at one end. Knot 6 strands in center of each strip and in center of each joining on both short ends of stole. Trim fringe evenly and steam lightly.

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