Switch Wrap - Easy Knit Wrap Pattern

3-in1 Wrap

  • Simple Colorwork

  • Mindless Garter Stitches

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Today’s freebie is the Switch Wrap! This pattern is available in multiple formats. You may purchase the ad-free printable download here or find the kit [pattern + yarn] with your choice of add-ons directly from Lion Brand. This blog is a free preview of the entire pattern. Explore new-to-you stitches and practice the required techniques.

This wrap was my second collab with Lion Brand, and still one of my most successful kits to date! The Switch Wrap changed how I approach shapes when designing dramatic accessories! I need to make the time for more of this in my creative life. Get all the details below!

DESCRIPTION

The Switch Wrap was designed to give its owner the ability to switch things up! Wear as a wrap, poncho, or ruana. Color blocking adds intrigue while further enhancing style possibilities.

PATTERN NOTES

This wrap consists entirely of knit stitches, worked flat end to end using intarsia color changes. This design is worked as one panel. The resulting “L” shape is created by binding off when directed.

MATERIALS

  • Lion Brand Hue and Me (137yd/125m 80% Acrylic, 20% Wool); (2) Bellini, (2) Love Song, (3) Terra (or 959yds of equivalent yarn)

  • US 11/8.0mm 48”/121.92cm needles (or needles that meet gauge in pattern)



    NOTIONS

  • Scissors

  • Tapestry needle



    GAUGE (4 x 4")/(10 x 10cm)

  • 9 sts x 16 rows in Garter Stitch, blocked



    FINAL MEASUREMENTS

  • 60” x 60” L-shaped Panel (not including fringe)

  • 152.4cm x 152.4cm



    ABBREVIATIONS (US TERMS)

bo - bind off

CC 1 - Contrast Color 1

CC 2 - Contrast Color 2

CO - Cast On

k - knit

MC - Main Color

Rep - Repeat

RS - Right Side

st(s) - stitch(es)

( ) - Indicates remaining # of stitches

PATTERN

With CC 1 CO 125 sts



Rows 1 (RS) - 17: k all.



Rows 18 - 89: k 10 (CC 1), k 105 (MC), k 10 (CC 1).



Row 90: bo 75 sts in pattern, k 40 (CC 2), k 10 (CC 1). (50 sts)



Row 91: k 10 (CC 1), k 40 (CC 2).

Row 92: k 40 (CC 2), k 10 (CC 1), turn.

Rows 93 - 211: Rep Rows 91 - 92.

Row 212 -227: k all (CC 1).

Bind off.

FINISHING

  1. Make fringe by cutting (195) 8” strands of yarn. Make 3 stacks consisting of (65) strands of each color (or divide the colors to your preference).

  2. Use the Lark’s Head Knot method to attach fringe. To do this, gather 3 strands of yarn together, fold in half to create a loop at one end, thread loop end from front to back of wrap on outside edge of CC 1 border, thread loose ends through loop, and tighten. Repeat every 2.5-3”(6.35-7.62cm) to trim the border.

  3. Block to final measurements.

Let’s Connect!

I hope you enjoyed this wrap pattern! Don’t forget to tag me across social media @iplaywithfiber and use hashtags #iplaywithfiber #switchwrap so I see and may share your posts! If you’d like to purchase the ad-free printable download of this pattern, do so here!

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Leah Gordon

Hi! I’m Leah, a wife, mother to 4 children, maker, designer, and all things in front and behind I Play With Fiber. From a young age, I considered myself creative and had big dreams of being a designer. I never imagined I would eventually be creating my fabrics by hand, blogging about this journey, or publishing patterns. I’ve been self-publishing since 2018 and began an ongoing partnership with Lion Brand Yarn to produce knit and crochet kits in 2021. Knitting and crocheting have restored my sense of independence and self-confidence. They remind me how capable I am of doing whatever I put my mind to accomplish. My design style blends simple shapes, eye-catching textures, and experimentation with color. My goal with I Play With Fiber is that each of you makes space for moments of mindfulness while crafting timeless pieces.

https://iplaywithfiber.com
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