Crafted from point outwards this asymmetrical wrap crochet pattern creates a wrap that’s an elegant and stylish way to keep warm.
As the time to shed our coats approaches, lightweight wraps become the perfect accessory. Form and function, they add something fun and pretty to your look, and keep you warm when a breeze comes through, or as the evening approaches. So, here is a collection of breezy wraps, perfect for the coat~shedding time of year!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Skylark in Wonderland is a free rainbow shawl crochet pattern that creates a bird wing-like shawl in a kaleidoscope of colors.
Dropped and Found is a free and easy knit rectangular shawl pattern with several sections of textured Jacob’s ladder stitches.
This triangular shawl free crochet pattern gets its name from the bloom shaped cluster of stitches used in the pattern, and from the color of the yarn used.
Skylark is not your typical scarf. It is made at an angle, a little off kilter, and a little wider than most scarves, making it a cross between a scarf and a wrap. There is a diagonal stripe of contrasting color every several rows. Skylark is sure to get attention wherever you go!
The Unchained shawl is easy for those looking for a free & easy crochet pattern. This beautiful shawl also makes an excellent wrap.
Well, after lots of work, and lots of fun, I have finished the additions to the Fall Leaves Wrap pattern. It now has even more process photos, a chart for the leaves, and a 2 color leaf option, where the leaves are one color on one side of the vein, and another color on the other side of the vain. I even made a sample of the 2 color leaf version. The original is made with Berroco Remix yarn, and the 2 … Read more
This simple Chain Wrap Bracelet is great for beginners all the way to experts. You only need to know how to crochet a chain, and sew on a button.
There is also a link to a video tutorial that shows how to make this bracelet from beginning to end. Even a new crocheter can show off a pretty finished project with this chain wrap bracelet!
Soon the weather will break and fall will be here, are you ready? Try making some of these wraps to keep warm while you are out watching the leaves turn. I decided on the theme for this round up in honor of my first place win in the Accessories category of the 2014 CGOA Design Competition. The first pattern in the round up is the winning piece, and the pattern is on sale for the rest of the month. The … Read more
