Liz Taylor Lace Stole

By: Free Vintage Knitting

Looking to add a touch of timeless grace to your style? Recapture the glamor of old Hollywood with free vintage knitting patterns. The Liz Taylor Lace Stole is an authentic vintage knit shawl pattern made from a simple but delicate lace. This gorgeous lace stole is an easy way to wrap yourself in the glamor Elizabeth wore like a second skin. While this knit lace pattern looks lovely in any solid color, the actress's famed shade of violet would be an especially fitting tribute.

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size6 or 4 mm

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

Gauge5 stitches, N/a rows, 1 inches. stockinette stitch

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abigailwrigley 002 9132

Sep 27, 2020

Ive read through a lot of these comments and they are really helpful, but, are there any close up photos of the pattern as Im finding it difficult to visualize it from the photo. Has anyone done this is variegated yarn? Would the colour changes take away from the pattern? Sock yarn tends to make its own patterns in my experience. Thank you!

KVSNGLNSO

Jun 09, 2018

How is the psso done in this pattern? I saw a video that showed 2 different things it can mean in one way it only decreased 1 stitch and the other way it decreased 2 stitches. I don't want to mess up so can anyone tell me how it's done for this patter ?

Pam 8477643

Feb 12, 2019

Since this pattern uses S1, K1, PSSO, you would just pass the slipped stitch over the one knitted stitch, for one stitch decreased.

mulberrygalprinces s

Mar 24, 2018

Although it would look beautiful in any shade of purple, I think I will get a lot more use out of it if I do it in a cream color. The stitches are easy and it should make up quickly. That's a nice side benefit. Thank you for posting this free project.

Gracie

Jun 22, 2017

What a lovely stole! This would be beautiful in just about any color. In a neutral color, it is sure to get a lot of use as it would go with just about anything. My only pet peeve is that I did not use a key to the abbreviations. I know we are all supposed to automatically know the abbreviations, but it is always best to eliminate any doubt and include a key.

RachelAnne

May 01, 2017

This is stunning. I've been looking for a simple lace pattern to try, and I've also been wanting to work up a shawl. Can't wait!

Member 0664436

Nov 16, 2015

What is the number of cast on stitches? Pattern does not state.

hamneggs

Nov 30, 2015

Cast on 105 stitches- it's written right after the pattern stitch explanation.

Julie in San Diego

Oct 24, 2015

Any Dk weight, Lion Brand Wool ease comes to mind. Julie

Lisa

Jan 04, 2017

The yarn weight called for in the pattern is sport weight that's a 2 weight yarn and Wool ease would be too heavy for the pattern.

HART

Apr 10, 2015

Can anyone please give me a substitute for schachenmayr nomotta yarn is to be used with this lace stole pattern. Is there an American brand version? Please help! Thanks

Lisa

Jan 04, 2017

This yarn is a 2- sport weight, when I researched it, I found that a suitable substitute would be sock weight yarn. The yarn called for had 130 yards per 1 ounce and the pattern requires 7 so you'd need approx. 930 yards of the chosen yarn.