This is a fun and functional wrap that works for many purposes. The pockets make a great addition to a generously shaped wrap, keeping you warm and comfortable with space for glasses and phone or whatever you need handy. The best part about it is, there are no sleeves. Just add a shawl pin to complete the look.
I originally designed this for my mother- in- law, Sarah. She had a stroke which affected her left side and it was difficult to get on a jacket. It was such a hit that I made one for myself and my friend. So far, everyone who has seen it, likes it.

Skills needed. Knowledge of basic crochet stitches and sewing a back stitch for pockets.
Yarn needed in ounces 18-21 for size given. Any adjustment to the pattern size will require more or less yarn.
Tools needed. Crochet hooks I, J, and K, markers, pins, yarn needle, and measuring tape.
Yarn used worsted weight yarn I Love this yarn 3 -7 oz skeins in Fire Red colorway
Gauge- in hdc, 3 stitches equal 1 ½ inches and 2 rows equal 1 ¼ inch. In dc the width is the same but the arrowhead stitch rows are: 4 rows equal 3 ½”
Size- The size given is for a 5’1 ½” – 5’3 ½” medium to large ladies size. Instructions are given for adjusting the size for length or width. Which will require more yarn.