I've been asked about the pattern by Short Old Lady (go visit her blog, she makes beautiful lacy things) and I've tried to Google it. It's not on Ravelry and I can't find anything at all about the designer. I got it free at my LYS when I bought the yarn (remember it was a long time ago) and the LYS has since been sold.
Anyway, I'll share what I know about it and maybe someone else can find out more. It's really a beautiful stocking and very nice to knit. It's a 24 row repeat but easy to remember where you are and it's knit just like a really big sock.
The pattern is called Holly-Aran Christmas Stocking by Pat Clockedile copyright 1991. It was distributed by A Likely Yarn in Yarmouth Maine. And that's all I know.
If anyone finds out anything more, let me know.
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I like it. Very fancy for Christmas. There was a similar pattern in the old Winter Vogue 2006? I don't know what year but I bet it's available on ravelry.
I celebrate Chanukah and have no use for stockings...but I sooooo want to make these...or any stockings really. Hmmmm. Wonder if I can start a chanukah stocking tradition at my house.
Your stockings are an inspiration!
Wow - it looks fantastic close-up! (I'm reading the short old lady and duh that's me!)
I'm still looking around for this pattern!
Happy Holidays!!
Gorgeous effort.
I loved knitting the Grandbebe Girl a stocking. Big and giant and only one!
Why I was just saying how I needed to knit some stockings for our home because we still have store-bought ones hanging ... and that doesn't seem right in a knitter's home.
Your stockings look amazing!
I'm in love with those stockings. Just gorgeous!
It's a lovely stocking! We've got needlepoint stockings that we bought when we lived in the States 14 years ago, otherwise I would definitely be knitting some!
it's beautiful!!!
Gorgeous! Fantastic stitch definition!
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