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EASY TO MAKE
For the beginning crocheter, knitter or sewer, stoles are among the easiest items with which to start. There is no fitting involved, no corners < to turn, no involved trimmings to contend with. Jjjst one uncomplicated piece to make—it’s like walking down a straight road; there are no deviations to confuse you. •
- DRAMATTG CROCHETEB STOLE_ !
Drape yourself in a brilliant white stole which will add a look of! luxury to your dress. This design has a pocket which adds a distinctive touch to this wrap-around—it’s practical for carrying a compact and) comb; it's extra pretty when you pin a flower or rhinestone cluster on it. In a wink, you’ll learn the few simple stitches necessary for making this bit of lovliness. Once you’ve learned the basic ehain stitch, single, double and half crochet stitches (these are the only stitches required for this stole), you'll find that you have aTgood starting knowledge for crocheting * almost anything. Directions for crocheting a NIGHT LIFE stole may be obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needlework Department of this paper and requesting Leaflet No. WS 104.
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