Helena Rose Stole

This exquisite stole features two vintage lace stitch patterns, elegantly combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary style. In homage to the Victorian heritage of its design, this stole is named after Princess Helena, one of Queen Victoria's beloved daughters. The stole is crafted as a long, continuous rectangle before it is cast off, allowing for a beautiful flow and drape that enhances any outfit.

The intricate border is seamlessly integrated into the body of the stole, achieved by joining the two together at the ends of the wrong side border rows. This unique technique not only showcases the stunning lace patterns but also adds a touch of sophistication to your knitting project.

This enchanting pattern is proudly featured in Knit Now magazine, a renowned publication for knitting enthusiasts that is available in both print and digital formats. You can easily obtain print editions with worldwide shipping from MoreMags, ensuring you receive your copy anywhere in the world. For those who prefer the convenience of digital access, the digital editions are conveniently available for purchase via PocketMags. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or a beginner seeking a delightful challenge, this lovely stole pattern is sure to inspire creativity and passion in your knitting journey.