All the Shades of Truth

Introducing a stunning color-block stole inspired by the iconic architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, perfect for knitters seeking a unique project. This design features no intarsia; instead, it utilizes the technique of picking up stitches from slipped stitch edges, offering an elegant and sophisticated look. As an added bonus, we've included a delightful coloring page for you to enjoy while you knit!

Just the day after completing the sample showcased, I stumbled upon a thought-provoking passage from Game of Thrones that resonated deeply: “Black and white and grey, all the shades of truth.” It was in that moment I knew the name for this piece—it perfectly captures the essence of contrasting colors and intricate patterns. I hope you won't mind the creative mash-up of the architectural brilliance of Frank Lloyd Wright and the rich storytelling of George R. R. Martin.

Yardage by Color Value in Sample:

• Lightest - 420 yards
• Light - 220 yards
• Medium - 185 yards
• Dark - 420 yards
• Darkest (for outlines and borders) - 375 yards

Please note that some knitters have reported running short on the lightest color; it's wise to have a little extra on hand to ensure you complete your project without any concerns.

For detailed instructions on how to pick up stitches from a slipped stitch edge, please refer to our comprehensive guide linked here. Get ready to embark on this exquisite knitting journey with the “Shades of Truth” stole, and don’t forget to explore our other free and premium knitting patterns available on our website!