Hygeia Stole by Jill Weber

Hygeia Stole

Knitting
December 2018
Lace ?
30 stitches and 37 rows = 4 inches
in Stockinette stitch
US 3 - 3.25 mm
1100 - 1300 yards (1006 - 1189 m)
Fits most
English
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Hygeia Stole was inspired by the Hygeia springhouse located in the sunken garden of West Baden, Indiana. I used a Twice Knit stitch as the sky breaking through the Ruching of clouds. The architecture of the trellis is echoed by the Arrowhead Lace stitch. Water drops of beads are added to the Seafoam Lace stitch of the eternal underground spring. I cord cast on and bind off create a no fuss finish for this silky summer stole. Hygeia Stole is knitted from top to bottom, working back and forth on circular needles in two colors.
Want a summer knitting project designed to capture a fresh breeze? Goddess Hygeia entreats you to make it and wear it in good health!