Unicorn Stripes Wrap by Mary W Martin

Unicorn Stripes Wrap

Knitting
Any gauge - designed for any gauge ?
1200 - 1600 yards (1097 - 1463 m)
Adjustable in Width and Length
English
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YOU’RE A UNICORN! Make this wrap as unique as you are!

The Unicorn Stripes Wrap is super simple reversible wrap designed use and show off all your special single skeins of yarn with no ends to weave in. With an easy to memorize 8 stitch repeat, this will become your next relaxing TV knit. This pattern is suitable for beginners.

The stripes on this wrap are double thick stripes making this the squishiest fabric.

Selecting Yarn
The main colour creates the lines on one side of the fabric; the contrast colour creates the lines on the other side. You can use one colour for the contrast colour or rotate through many colours for the effect shown in the samples. The total yardage of your contrast colours should be approximately the same as the yardage of your main colour. Variations include:

  • pair a gradient set with a solid colour
  • use you single skeins or leftovers of yarn as the contrast colour
  • use fingering weight held single or double
  • size is adjustable by casting on your desired length of the wrap and knit till you run out of yarn

Sample Shown
Finished Size: 71 x 20 in/ 180 x 51 cm
Yarn: DK weight yarn; 3 skeins of main colour; yarn in other colours with yardage approximately equal to yarn of main colour
Recommended Yarn: Stitch Noir DK8 - 3 skeins of Full Moon; Stitch Noir 7 colour DK gradient set - Time Warp
Needles: 4.5 mm/ US #7 circular needles 40 in/ 100 cm or preferably longer
Gauge: 22 st and 40 rows to 4 in/10 cm in garter stitch

Popular Variation -- Fingering weight version
Yarn: 800 yds/ 730 m of fingering weight yarn in a solid colour for main colour; leftovers in fingering weight totalling 800 yds for contrast colour
Needles: 3.0 mm/ US #2.5 circular - with long cable
Gauge: 28 st and 44 rows in 4 in/ 10cm
Finished Size: 20 in/ 51 cm wide; 72 in/ 183 cm long

Tech editor: Kate Atherley

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