Palatine is a women's wardrobe item that protects from the cold and adorns ladies from the distant 17th century. This is a wide shawl of rectangular shape up to two meters in length and a half meters in width. They do it today from a variety of materials and in a variety of ways, but we pay special attention to knitting the stole with knitting needles.
How to knit a stole with knitting needles - schemes and description
The great news is that in 2024, the stoles are back in fashion. Therefore, knitters are looking for the most interesting options for patterns to make their own warming and beautiful shawl by the beginning of the cold season.
Palantine can be tied to beginners, and for professionals, patterns and descriptions of knitting stoles promise an interesting pastime and a truly worthy result. Consider several options for knitting stoles for beginners and experienced needlewomen.
Knitting for beginners
To begin with, consider the option of how to make a beautiful shawl for inexperienced needlewomen with your own hands. We must say right away that this work is not difficult, the main thing is to be patient, and carefully study in advance how to knit a stole with knitting needles - schemes for beginners will help in this.
Palatine "arched"
The size of the future stole will be 56x172 cm.
For stole you will need: yarn (54% cotton, 46% viscose; 110 m / 50 g) - 400 g apricot; hook number 5.
For the main pattern you need: The number of loops of the initial row is a multiple of 14 + 2 + 3 vp lifting. Knit according to the knitting pattern without a number of Art. s / n, that is, start from the 1st row along the initial chain from vp
Start each row with 3 vp lifting instead of the 1st art. s / n or from 1 v.p. lifting instead of the 1st art. non-cash
Tie the 1st – 8th rows 1 time, then constantly repeat the 3rd – 8th rows.
Knitting density: 1 rapport x 6.5 p. = 14 cm wide and 10 cm high, connected by the main pattern.
To complete the work you need: Link the starting chain of 58 vp + 3 vp lifting, then knit with an arched pattern = 3 rapports + on both sides ½ rapport.
After 172 cm = 112 p. from the initial row to finish the work.
Knitting needles openwork
To decorate any image, from classic to casual, openwork stitch will help with knitting. Such a shawl is useful not only in the cold season, it can easily be put on shoulders on summer evenings or to complement the festive image at the celebrations with a touch of delicate warmth.
Such a thing is always useful, so it will be so nice to tie it for yourself beloved or for loved ones around. They will help to make an openwork stole with knitting needles schemes and a description on our website.
Openwork stole patterns
The size of the future stole will be 50 × 200 cm.
For stole you will need: yarn (100% flax; 110 m / 50 g) - 450 g shortbread; knitting needles number 5.
Patterns and schemes
Facial surface: front rows - front loops, wrong rows - wrong loops.
The main pattern: the number of loops at the beginning is a multiple of 21 + 2 + 2 hem = knit acc. scheme. On it are given the front and back rows. Start with 1 edge, repeat repeatedly, end loops after rapport and 1 edge. Continuously repeat the 1st – 12th rows. The number of loops varies inside the rapport in height. Our knitting density comes from the original number of loops.
Knitting density: 17.5 p. X 22 p. = 10 x 10 cm.
To complete the work you need: Draw 88 loops on the knitting needles and for the strap tie 1.5 cm = 1 wrong side of the front and 2 rows of the front surface.
Continue to work as the main pattern.
After 196.5 cm = 432 rows from the bar, for the closing bar, connect 1.5 cm = 2 rows with the front stitch and 1 front row with the wrong ones. In the next purl row, close all the loops, as purl = only 200 cm.
Beautiful model of mohair
Knitting mohair stole is a very popular way to knit shawls. He is really beautiful, elegant, romantic, and is suitable for both women and very young fashionistas.
Mohair stole
The size of the future stole will be 200x60 cm.
For stole you will need: yarn (70% mohair, 30% silk, 210 m / 25g) - 150 g of rust color; straight knitting needles No. 4,5 and No. 5; hook number 4.5.
Patterns and schemes
Openwork pattern: Knit according to the pattern. Start with 11 points before the 1st arrow, knit 7 times rapport = 16 points, finish 12 points after the 2nd arrow.
In out. R. knit all loops purl.
Repeat rows 1-14 continuously.
Border: * 1 tbsp. b. n., skip 1 chrome., 5 tbsp. with n in 1 p., skip 1 chrome., constantly repeat from *.
Knitting density: 22 p. X 23 p. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with an openwork pattern with knitting needles No. 4.5.
To complete the work you need: Type 135 p. On knitting needles No. 5 and knit 1 p. (= out. p.) out. P.
Go to knitting needles No. 4.5 and knit with an openwork pattern, distributing the loop stitches. way: 2 chrome., 9 p. in front of the right arrow, knit 7 times a repeat of 16 p. between the outer arrows, finish 10 p. after the left arrow, 2 chrome.
After 200 cm (= 462 p.) Of the openwork pattern, close the item with knitting needle No. 5.
Assembly: Tie the right and left edges of the stole with a border.
Video
If the patterns are hard to figure out, and it doesn’t work at all, then you can use the visual video tutorials on knitting the stole with knitting needles.
Video lesson “How to knit a stole with knitting needles”
