Hedera Stole, Lace crochet pattern

The decorative pattern of Hedera Stole reminds one of the leaves of vines, like ivy, or, to give it its botanical name, Hedera.

The Hedera stole pattern contains crochet charts as well as a written pattern. It is a simple crochet and as such is eminently suitable as your first lace project. Experienced crocheters might consider it as a relaxing project to mindlessly crochet on the side whilst making something more complex.

You can crochet the rectangular shape in any desired size, as a stole or a scarf. This pattern includes detailed additional instructions, making it easy to change the size or deciding the correct amount of yarn to buy for your desired project.

For those who prefer to knit: you will find the Lonicera Stole in my shop, the knitting version of the Hedera Stole.

Very detailed pattern with charts as well as written pattern, for different sizes and yarns, 7 pages, with many photos.
Workshop how to calculate different yarn.

Skill level: beginner

Skills:

• chain (ch)
• double crochet (dc)
• foot double crochet (fdc) if desired

Sizes:
The Hedera Stole can be adjusted to any size. The pattern contains four examples for different sizes and yarn consumption.

Materials:
Stole A: Bobbel 4-ply (gradient yarn cake), 250 g, ca. 935 m,
Size: width x length, ca., Bobbel 4-ply
50 x 175 cm / 19 ¾ x 69”
Gauge: (blocked, 10 x 10 cm, 4 x 4“, in pattern)
15.5 stitches x 7.5 rows
crochet hook 4 mm (G), tapestry needle

Stole B: 350 g cotton yarn 8/4, 170 m/50 g, 7 skeins in 7 different rainbow colours,
or: 300 g Garnstudio Drops Safran, 159 m/50 g
Or: any other yarn that meets the gauge
Size: width x length, ca.,
46 x 192 cm / 18 x 75 ½ ”
Gauge: (blocked, 10 x 10 cm, 4 x 4“, in pattern)
16 stitches x 7.5 rows
crochet hook 4 mm (G), tapestry needle