The Reverse It Wrap pattern combines knit, purl and fisherman’s rib stitches to create an eye-catching mix of horizontal and vertical stripes with contrasting colors. The best part is the reversibility factor—you can switch it up whenever you feel like it and wear the flip side of the wrap. It is knit in four-row sections, so it’s easy to make progress in short spurts. Knit with bulky yarn, this wrap will give you just the right amount of warmth to keep you cozy. And the size is customizable! So many options—just pick what’s best for you!

Materials needed:

Bulky/size 5 yarn in contrasting colors, about 675 yards total for an unblocked 13.5” x 70” wrap without fringe—roughly 350 yards of Color A and 325 yards of Color B.

US 11 (8 mm) circular knitting needles with a 24” cord

Two place markers

Scissors

Tapestry needle

Crochet hook and extra yarn (if you’d like to add fringe)

Additional Gauge Information:

10.5 sts and 12 rows per 4” square knit in K1B, P1/K1, P1B ribbing (main body of wrap) with US 11 (8mm) knitting needles

Pattern also available at www.flynnknit.etsy.com