Crochet wrap patterns are a nice medium sized project. Not too small but not as large as a blanket so they seem to work up a little faster. If you’re a beginner looking to expand out in some fun ways with the basic stitches, this pattern would be great for you! Simple striped rows combined with a fun V-Stitch middle creates a colourful and cozy wrap for you enjoy.
Learn more about this pattern below…
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Notes:
– This pattern is written in US terms (find a stitch conversion chart here)
– Gauge is 4×4 inches using HDC. 10 rows, each containing 13 stitches
– Finished wrap measures approximately 58 ½ inches long and 27 inches wide
– Turning CH 1 does not count as a stitch throughout the striped sections (rows 1-40)
– Turning CH 2 counts as 1 DC stitch throughout the middle section (rows 41-92)
– When made with worsted acrylic, this wrap is warm and cozy! If you would like a little bit more drape, you could try making this wrap with a DK weight yarn. Please note that this could adjust the finished size and yardage. Please change your hook size accordingly
Normally, you will find particular yardage amounts for my designs however for this project, I chose to simply note how many skeins you will need. This design is made using Brava worsted yarn, generously provided by WeCrochet in 4 colours.
At the time of writing this pattern, one skein of Brava worsted is 218 yards and 100 grams. Brava worsted yarn is a wonderfully vibrant and soft acyrlic yarn from WeCrochet. If you haven’t ordered from this company before, you can read about my experience here: Ordering From WeCrochet – Is It Worth It?
Materials Needed:
– This pattern uses WeCrochet/Knit Picks Brava in 4 colours. 4 skeins of “White” (colour A), 1 skein of “Blush” (colour B), 1 skein of “Cotton Candy” (colour C) and 1 skein of “Seashell” (colour D”). At the time of writing this pattern, one skein of Brava worsted is 218 yards and 100 grams
– 5mm hook (I used my Radiant hook)
– Yarn needle
– Scissors
– Measuring tape
Stitches:
SK – Skip Stitch
CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
V – V-Stitch
Special Stitch Tutorial:
V-Stitch – For this pattern, the V stitch is made when 2 DC stitches are placed in the space between 2 DC from the previous row.
Pattern:
With yarn colour A, CH 86 and begin row one in the second CH from your hook.
Rows 1-10:
Into the first stitch and each stitch across the row, place 1 HDC. CH 1 and turn for each row except for after row 10. Please fasten off instead.
(85 HDC stitches)
Rows 11-20:
Join yarn colour B into the first stitch of row 10 and CH 1. Repeat rows 1-10
(85 HDC stitches)
Rows 21-30:
Join yarn colour C into the first stitch of row 20 and CH 1. Repeat rows 1-10
(85 HDC stitches)
Rows 31-40:
Join yarn colour D into the first stitch of row 30 and CH 1. Repeat rows 1-10.
(85 HDC stitches)
Row 41:
Join yarn colour A into the first stitch of row 40 and CH 1. Into the first stitch and each stitch across, place 1 SC. CH 2 and turn.
(85 SC stitches)
Row 42: (Remember that CH 2 counts as 1 DC stitch throughout this middle section. Please see stitch placement photo below)
*SK 1 stitch and place 2 DC (this is your V stitch) into the next stitch.* Repeat from * to * 40 more times. SK 1 stitch and place 1 DC into the last stitch. CH 2 and turn.
(CH 2 [beginning], 1 DC [end], 41 DC “V” stitches)
Row 43:
SK the first DC stitch and place a V stitch in the next space between DC stitches. *SK 2 DC stitches and place a V stitch in the next space between DC stitches.* Repeat from * to * 39 more times. SK 1 DC and place 1 DC into the second chain of your turning CH 2. CH 2 and turn.
(CH 2 [beginning], 1 DC [end], 41 DC “V” stitches)
Rows 44-92:
Repeat row 43 (After completing row 92, do not CH 2. Instead CH 1 and turn)
Row 93:
To bring the stitch count in this row back to 85, you will need to add one extra SC stitch. Simply place 2 SC into any stitch, one time. I added the extra SC at the end of the row but feel free to change the placement of where you add in your extra stitch.
Into each DC stitch across the row, place 1 SC, adding 1 extra SC into any one single stitch. When you reach the end, place the final SC into the second CH of the turning CH 2 stitch from the previous row. Fasten off.
(85 SC stitches)
Rows 94-103:
Join yarn colour D into the first stitch of row 93 and CH 1. Repeat rows 1-10
(85 HDC stitches)
Rows 104-113:
Join yarn colour C into the first stitch of row 103 and CH 1. Repeat rows 1-10
(85 HDC stitches)
Rows 114-123:
Join yarn colour B into the first stitch of row 113 and CH 1. Repeat rows 1-10
(85 HDC stitches)
Rows 124-133:
Join yarn colour A into the first stitch of row 123 and CH 1. Repeat rows 1-10. After completing row 133, fasten off and weave in all ends.
(85 HDC stitches)
Great job! Your V-Stitch Colour Block Wrap is complete! I hope you enjoyed this pattern. Happy crocheting!
