Shibori Interlude Stole

Evoking vivid images of traditional Japanese fabric, this stunning light and airy rectangular stole captures the essence of tie-dye artistry. You'll absolutely love the elegant drape and flow of the finished fabric, which makes it a beautiful addition to any wardrobe. This versatile stole can be paired with solid colors for a striking high-contrast Arashi Shibori look or blended with variegated yarns for a more subtle, nuanced effect. It's an ideal piece for knitters who want to explore creative color combinations.

This exquisite stole is knit loosely and expertly blocked to achieve its distinctive open appearance, making it not only a beautiful accessory but also a functional one. The design features garter stitch short rows, allowing both colors to be carried along the edges seamlessly, which means there are no ends to weave in when you change colors—making the finishing process a breeze!

If you're looking for a more flowing and rippled version of this design, be sure to check out its companion piece, The Shibori Horizon Stole, which offers a different take on the Shibori aesthetic.

The finished stole boasts impressive dimensions, measuring 70” in length and 17” in width, providing ample coverage and versatility. To create this stunning accessory, you will need 400-450 yards (365-415m) each of two different colors of laceweight yarn. This project is perfect for those who enjoy working with lightweight materials, and it allows for plenty of creative expression.

Suggested experience level: advanced beginner. The pattern includes detailed explanations of short row techniques, making it a fantastic opportunity for those looking to learn and refine their skills with laceweight yarn. Dive into this pattern today and elevate your knitting repertoire with a beautiful Shibori-inspired stole that showcases your craftsmanship!