Riviera Nights Stole

In the glamorous 50s and 60s, this timeless classic stole would have graced the shoulders of fashionable women, elegantly styled over a strapless evening gown or a tailored day dress. Picture Grace Kelly as Francie in the iconic film To Catch a Thief, effortlessly draping this stole over her outfit for those enchanting Riviera nights that call for a touch of warmth. The striking black and white color scheme is not only simple but also incredibly dramatic, making it a statement piece for any occasion.

For modern versatility, this stunning stole can be worn in multiple ways—whether as a chic scarf or a stylish wrap, it adds the perfect accent to any dress, jacket, or top. Its adaptable design makes it a must-have accessory for every fashion-forward individual.

Construction: This exquisite stole is crafted from two rectangular panels, each beautifully bisected into a black and a white triangle. The use of intarsia knitting technique creates a captivating design that is as enjoyable to knit as it is to wear. With careful increases and decreases, the intarsia border remains straight and even, ensuring a polished look. An applied i-cord finish provides an elegant and smooth edging that elevates the entire piece.

This stole is incredibly customizable—simply cast on more or fewer stitches to easily adjust its size to suit your preference, making it perfect for knitters of any skill level.

Required Skills: To create this stylish stole, you’ll need basic knitting skills, including knowledge of increases, decreases, the i-cord technique, and simple intarsia. These fundamental skills will allow you to bring this chic accessory to life with ease.

Please note: This pattern has been tech-edited to ensure a seamless and enjoyable knitting experience, making it accessible for both beginners and seasoned knitters alike.