Hraunfossar Stole

The inspiration for the stitch patterns used in this design (especially the main body pattern) was Hraunfossar, a series of waterfalls formed by rivulets in Western Iceland. The name comes from the Icelandic word for lava (hraun) and the word for waterfalls (fossar).[1]

This pattern is the fourth release in Northern Landscape, Part 3.

Skills Required:* Picking up stitches * Working lace * Working an attached edging * Working with Charts or Written instructions * Blocking

Other Tools:* Stitch markers - 4 (10, 14) * Tapestry needle * Unwaxed dental floss (for life-lines) * Blocking tools

Yarn: 480 (1,068, 1,701) yards/439 (977, 1,556) meters of plant fiber (preferably linen) blend light fingering weight yarn that knits up to 7 sts/inch.

**Shown In:**Indigodragonfly ‘Linen Silk’, (715 yards/654 meters; 65% linen, 35% silk; 4.06 oz/115 grams per skein). 2 skeins in Türtljägr: For When Frögschläger Just Won’t Do.