The Crochet Greenery Wrap pattern combines a modern, geometric triangle mesh with shades of greed to make a perfect light weight scarf or wrap for spring or summer. You’ll only need one skein of Caron Cakes yarn or approximately 380 yards of your favorite worsted weight yarn to make this project. Keep reading for the free crochet pattern 😉
Crochet Lace: Modern Style
Did you know that there is a color of the year? Sometimes if you are scrolling through on Pinterest you can see reference of it if you follow a lot of home decor or DIY pages. When I designed this scarf, the Pantone Color of the Year was Greenery. This bodes well for me as green is one of my absolute favorite colors (tied with purple). Now I'm not really sure who decides things like this...probably the same people who decide what is currently stylish and trending...but *high five* to whoever picked this color!
Only One Skein of Caron Cakes Yarn Needed
Whenever Caron Cakes releases their new colors I, of course, have to try them. You have already seen how I used the 'Strawberry Trifle' in my Strawberry Patch Convertible Scarf (and if you haven't seen it yet-check it out! It's a great spring scarf).
Now it is Pistachio's turn! This yarn was destined to become a lovely, lacy spring wrap from the moment I saw it. I used a triangular mesh stitch to give this wrap a slightly more modern and geometric look. The wide spacing of the stitches also hides the abrupt color changes of the cake yarn nicely - so if that tends to bother you this might be the perfect Caron Cakes pattern for you.
Don't be intimidated by how this stitch looks! It is really a simple 2 row repeat. And check out how uniquely lacy, yet modern that triangle mesh stitch looks!
Once you get going this will be a fast project to finish over the weekend. If Caron Cakes isn’t your favorite or you can’t handle wool, you can definitely substitute your favorite worsted weight yarn!
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Supplies
- One skein of Caron Cakes yarn or comparable worsted weight yarn (I used 'Pistachio')
- I/5.5mm crochet hook (I use Clover Amour)
- Yarn needle
- Scissors (I always keep these travel scissors in my hook case)
Abbreviations
- ch: chain
- SC: single crochet
- Tr: treble crochet
Finished Size:
Length - approx. 65"
Width (widest) - approx. 18"
Gauge:
15 sts x 6 rows = 4" square in DC
Pattern Notes:
- Chain stitches at the beginning of rows DO count as stitches. Ch 3 at the beginning of a row counts as SC+2 ch sts. Ch 7 at the beginning of a row counts as Tr + 3 ch sts.
- This foundation chain for this stitch can be adjusted in multiples of 6 plus 1, plus an extra 6 for the foundation chain.
- This piece really should be wet blocked to see the nice stitch definition. The finished size above is after blocking.
- The step by step photos are taken from a left handed perspective
Instructions:
ch 73
Row 1: SC in the 10th ch from the hook, ch 3, skip 2 ch, Tr, *ch 3, skip 2 ch, SC, ch 3, skip 2 ch, Tr, repeat from * to the end of the chain. The last chain stitch should have a Tr stitch worked into it if you counted correctly. Turn.
Row 2: Ch 3, skip 3 ch, Tr, ch 2, skip 3 ch, SC, *ch 2, skip 3 ch, Tr, ch 2, skip 3 ch, SC, repeat from * across. Turn
Row 3: Ch 7, skip 2 ch, SC, ch 3, skip 2 ch, Tr, *ch 3, skip 2 ch, SC, ch 3, skip 2 ch, Tr, repeat from * across. Turn
Row 4-80: Continue repeating Rows 2 and 3 (Row 2 on even rows, Row 3 on odd rows)
I used an entire cake of yarn for this (about 370 yards), feel free to continue through as many rows as you wish, but I always recommend ending on an even Row as this will give you a nice straight edge.
Tie off yarn, weave in ends, and wet block your wrap.
And now you have your very own chic and trendy wrap 😉 Enjoy!
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