This intermediate crochet wrap uses fingering weight yarn and combines chevron sections with a light and lacy main body. The wrap is slightly asymmetrical and can be made monochromatic, using two yarns or even a fade! The wrap works up quickly but will definitely need to be blocked to open up the stitches. There is also a YouTube video tutorial to guide you through the process. Pattern can be found on my blog along with photos.

Finally, If marine themes aren't your thing, but you enjoy amazing squares with borders, check out the Wrapped in Jamie blanket. Indeed, it too has lovely and richly textured squares, but with a surface somewhat more reminiscent of garden plots. Either way, these squares are a very worthy addition to your collection

A simple stitch pattern combined with a self-striping yarn creates a stunning, lacy rectangular shawl. Keep your shoulders warm while adding color to any outfit. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch. Exact gauge is not critical for this project.

I love a good triangle shawl and I love an oversized wrap - so I made both with this Pentapoint Wrap! The pentapoint refers to the points of the five granny triangles that make up this design. It's a good project to use up yarn scraps! I'd love to see this with some prints and patterned yarn mixed in with solid colors some day. The large tassels add a little glamour to this project.

I have had this Blue Moon yarn for several years now. It was bought at Rhinebeck by a dear friend of mine so I could make something for the girls, and I just never could decide what to make. Then it suddenly came to me, and the Little One Wraplet was created. It uses the linen stitch and slow increases to make a wedge shape, then decreases to create the mirror image and make a nice short triangular wraplet. The twins love them!

Thick and Warm… This Evermore Crochet Wrap is a fun and easy pattern.. Be stylish this season in a bright fall wrap!!! The Evermore Wrap is made using super bulky yarn and works up quickly!!! This project is made using a self coloring style yarn so it is a fun project to sit and make while watching TV... Perfect fashionable project for the winter and chilly evenings!! Nice and long too to wear in different ways

This quick 'n easy project will be your new go-to pattern. It's light, airy, and refreshing- just like my dear friend Coraline. It can wrap across the front and draped over the shoulders or roll up and joined on the side. It may be called a mini wrap, but it is extremely versatile.

I sometimes find that working on a wrap, throw or other large project can get a little boring, but not this one! This design is worked in rows of different stitch combinations to create various types of textures and lace. I love how the stitching plays with the color changes too. Then I added a border worked in rounds on the base and finally an edging is worked on the short ends - it's one little twist after another to keep you interested and layer the beauty! Designed in #2 Fine Weight Size: One size - approximately 68” wide x 22” tall

This wrap is a beautiful, rectangular shape with a hint of a crescent, made with basic crochet stitches that combine to create, lace, filet crochet and border! It is the perfect accessory to be worn as a traditional shawl, wrap, scarf or fashion piece and is at home with dressy dresses, casual jeans and t-shirts and everything in-between! Make this one and I think you'll want another, and another, and another.. Size: As shown, approximately 56” wingspan x 21” tall Worked in fine/sock weight yarn