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Crochet Specked Rainbow Wrap

Leyla

2024-04-23 08:29:33

Introducing the Vibrant Rainbow Wrap: Unleash your creativity with our stunning crochet creation, the Vibrant Rainbow Wrap. This eye-catching accessory is a true masterpiece, designed to add a burst of color and style to any outfit. Crafted with love and care, this wrap features a speckled rainbow pattern that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Whether you're attending a special event or simply want to add a touch of whimsy to your everyday look, this wrap is the perfect choice. Handcrafted with precision and attention to detail, it is a true work of art that will make you feel like a walking masterpiece. So, wrap yourself in the beauty of the Crochet Speckled Rainbow Wrap and let your style shine bright!

Skill Level: 2 – Easy

Yarn: Sport / Baby yarn weight #2 (Fine), approx 580g / 1,508m required in total.

1 pack of 58 colours of Scheepjes Stone Washed colours and River Washed yarn in 10g balls (78% cotton and 22% acrylic).

Pattern will work in other hooks and yarns though finished size will be different.

Hook: 3.5mm (US size E/4).

You will also need:

Scissors
A yarn needle
stitch markers

Gauge: 5 sts = 2.5cm / 1 inch; 5 rows = 5cm / 1.9 inches

Obtaining the correct gauge is critical to this project for two reasons; if you do not match gauge then either your item will be bigger or smaller than the specified finished size, and as cables are a bit of a yarn eater then you may run out of yarn. Try going up or down a hook size to meet gauge and/or if you know you crochet loosely maybe make sure you have extra yarn before you start.

Finished size: 174cm long x 48cm wide / 68 inches long x 19 inches wide

Colour order:

You can use your colours in any orders you wish, but if you’d like to make one using the same colour order that I used I’ve put together a list for you below.

1. Stone Washed Obsidian – 829
2. Stone Washed Brown Agate – 822
3. Stone Washed Boulder Opal – 804
4. Stone Washed Axinite – 831
5. Stone Washed Pink Quartzite – 821
6. Stone Washed Moon Stone – 801
7. Stone Washed New Jade – 819
8. Stone Washed Fosterite – 826
9. River Washed Congo – 954
10. River Washed Tiber – 958
11. Stone Washed Malachite – 825
12. River Washed Po – 955
13. River Washed Amazon – 951
14. River Washed Narmada – 962
15. Stone Washed Canada Jade – 806
16. Stone Washed Peridot – 827
17. Stone Washed Lemon Quartz – 812
18. Stone Washed Yellow Jasper – 809
19. Stone Washed Beryl – 833
20. Stone Washed Citrine – 817
21. River Washed Ural – 959
22. Stone Washed Enstatite – 832
23. River Washed Murray – 960
24. Stone Washed Morganite – 834
25. Stone Washed Coral – 816
26. River Washed Mersey – 961
27. River Washed Seine – 947
28. River Washed Nile – 944
29. River Washed Avon – 956
30. River Washed Mississippi – 946

31. Stone Washed Carnelian – 823
32. Stone Washed Red Jasper – 807
33. Stone Washed Rhodochrosite – 835
34. Stone Washed Rose Quartz – 820
35. Stone Washed Tourmaline – 836
36. River Washed Mekong – 943
37. Stone Washed Corundum Ruby – 808
38. Stone Washed Lilac Quartz – 818
39. Stone Washed Deep Amethyst – 811
40. Stone Washed Lepidolite – 830
41. Stone Washed Garnet – 810
42. River Washed Eisack – 957
43. River Washed Ganges – 945
44. River Washed Steenbras – 942
45. River Washed Yarra – 949
46. River Washed Colorado – 941
47. River Washed Severn – 953
48. River Washed Wheaton – 950
49. Stone Washed Blue Apatite – 805
50. River Washed Danube – 948
51. River Washed Rhine – 952
52. Stone Washed Turquoise – 824
53. Stone Washed Green Agate – 815
54. Stone Washed Larimar – 828
55. Stone Washed Amazonite – 813
56. Stone Washed Crystal Quartz – 814
57. Stone Washed Smokey Quartz – 802
58. Stone Washed Black Onyx – 803

STITCH GUIDANCE

Chain (ch): Bring yarn over hook from back to front and grab it with hook. Draw hooked yarn through slip knot and onto hook.
Slip Stitch (sl st): Insert hook in st indicated, yarn over and draw through all loops.
Treble two together (tr2tog): Yarn over, insert hook into st, yarn over, pull up a loop (three loops on hook), yarn over, pull through two loops (two loops on hook), yarn over, insert hook into st, yarn over, pull up a loop (four loops on hook), yarn over, pull through two loops (three loops on hook), yarn over, pull through all three loops left on hook.
Treble (tr): Yarn over, insert hook in indicated st and pull up a loop (three loops on hook), yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, pull through remaining two loops on hook.

PATTERN NOTES

V-Stitch (VSt): 2tr in one st
Beginning V-St (Beg.VSt): 3 ch, 1 tr in the same st
Beginning tr2tog (Beg. Tr2tog): Ch2 – acts as the first part of the tr2tog, continue the tr2tog as normal
(RS / WS): Right Side / Wrong side of work
[ … ] Repeat section in square brackets until specified

PATTERN

The ch3 at the start of a row counts as the first st
You may find it useful to add a stitch marker to the first / last st of a row.
Change colours every three rows; fasten off last st and weave in ends. Attach new colour to the top of the last st worked with a sl st to join. See optional colour order on page 4.

Row 1 (RS): Ch83, 1tr in the 4th ch from hook (counts as first Vst), 1tr in the next 2sts, [ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 4sts] repeat across until the last 6sts, ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 3sts, tr2tog in the remaining sts, turn. 79sts

Work into the ch’s as if it were a st after row 1; this will result in staggered ch-sp eyelet ‘speckles’.

Row 2: Beg.Tr2tog, 1tr in the next 3sts, [ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 4sts] repeat across until the last 3sts, ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 2sts, Vst in the last st, turn.

Row 3: Beg.VSt, 1tr in the next 2sts, [ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 4sts] repeat across until the last 6sts, ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 3sts, tr2tog in the remaining sts, turn

Row 4: Beg.Tr2tog, 1tr in each st across until the last st, Vst in the last st, turn.

Row 5: Beg.VSt, 1tr in the next 2sts, [ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 4sts] repeat across until the last 6sts, ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 3sts, tr2tog in the remaining sts, turn

Row 6: Beg.Tr2tog, 1tr in each st across until the last st, Vst in the last st, turn.

Row 7: Beg.VSt, 1tr in the next 2sts, [ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 4sts] repeat across until the last 6sts, ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 3sts, tr2tog in the remaining sts, turn

Row 8: Beg.Tr2tog, 1tr in the next 3sts, [ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 4sts] repeat across until the last 3sts, ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 2sts, Vst in the last st, turn.

Row 9: Beg.VSt, 1tr in the next 2sts, [ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 4sts] repeat across until the last 6sts, ch1, miss st, 1tr in the next 3sts, tr2tog in the remaining sts, turn

The six row repeat of rows 4—9 make up the pattern for the scarf:

Rows 10 – 171: repeat row 4– 9 twenty seven times more. Fasten off and weave in all ends.

BLOCKING

The design of this scarf may benefit from being wet blocked;

Completely soak your item in cold water then gently squeeze (without wringing it) out some of the excess water.
Using your tape measure and pins carefully pin your item on your blocking board
Double check your measurements if necessary (e.g check the height and width are correct)
Leave to dry completely over 24 hours, and then unpin.

PARTIAL CHART

Please note there are more stitches and rows than shown:

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