Crochet Wrap with Closure

This Crochet Wrap with CLOSURE allows you to close the comfy crochet wrap and leave your hands free to move about. No more shifting or falling from your shoulders. Uses a super easy crochet stitch! Crochet beginner friendly project.

This crochet wrap uses a soft #5 bulky yarn that allows for a lovely drape. The stitch used, the easy to learn crochet parquet stitch, creates a slightly open weave that offsets the “thickness” of the #5 yarn. This results in a wonderfully comfortable crochet wrap that is perfect for a little added warmth on cooler days.

Crochet Beginner Friendly

Everything about this design contributes to an overall crochet beginner friendly wearable. The bulky weight yarn helps the project work up faster. The yarn used here is super soft and not at all heavy. The term “bulky” denotes something thick and uncomfortable which is the exact opposite of the end result!

Although this yarn is super inexpensive (Walmart), it is surprisingly cushiony! The easy crochet parquet stitch (a row of double crochets and a row of single crochets) is perfect for a crochet beginner!

Crochet Wrap Video Tutorial

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Printable Etsy Pattern for Crochet Wrap with Closure:

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Size Small/Medium

This pattern uses a multiple of 3.

Instructions for Large/ X Large, 1X/2X and 3X/4X are in parentheses (X).

Results will vary according to yarn and tension used. Sizing should be considered “suggestions”. Adjust as needed.

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Materials:

Walmart Premier Puzzle/ #5 bulky/ color Hangman/ used 14 ounces / 656 yards

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Crochet hooks N / 9 mm

scissors

Gauge: 4 DC clusters = 4 inches ,  3 DC cluster rows and 3 SC rows = 4 inches

Dimensions Size Small: 

68 inches long; 16 inches wide

Abbreviations:

Ch = chain

DC = double crochet

Ea = each

Sc = single crochet

Sk = skip

Sp = space

St = stitch

NOTE: Be sure to VIEW THE VIDEO TUTORIAL ABOVE for better visual instruction!

Ch 48 (57, 66, 75) 

Row 1: Sc in 6^th ch from hook; *ch 2; sk 2 ch’s; sc in next ch*. Repeat from * to * to the last 3 ch’s. Sk 2 ch’s; sc in last ch. Ch 3 .Turn  

Row 2: Dc in 1st sc sp; *work 3 dc’s into the next sc*; repeat from * to * to the last sc sp. Enter 2 dc’s into the 3rd ch of the turning ch. Ch 1. Turn

Row 3: Sc in 1st sp; *ch 2; sc into the top of the center dc of the 3 dc cluster*; repeat from * to * to the last cluster. Work the sc in the last cluster; ch 2; work 1 sc into the turning ch. Ch 3. Turn

Row 4:  Dc in 1st sc sp; *work 3 dc’s into the next sc*; repeat from * to * to the last sc. Enter 2 dc’s into the last sc. Ch 1. Turn

Repeat Rows 3 and 4 to complete a total of 89 (95, 101, 107) rows. End with a sc row. Cut off yarn. 

NOTE: Add or subtract rows to your preference length, ending with a sc row.

TAB

Right side facing you:

SEE NOTE BELOW

Counting from the last row worked (not from the true Row 1), enter a stitch marker in the center of the sc row that is 13 rows from the last row worked.

Enter another stitch marker 19 rows from the last row worked (or 6 rows below the 1st stitch marker). Ensure st marker is centered on that row.

NOTE: Adjust placement of tab and stitch markers to your preference. Place panel around your shoulders and determine tab placement (if adjusting for Rows 13/19).

Row 1: Beginning with the bottom stitch marker (Row 19 from last row worked), you will be working across 4 dc clusters (two clusters on either side of the st marker).

Attach yarn in space to the right of the dc cluster with a ch1. *Sc in sp between the 1st 2 dc’s of the cluster; sc in the next sp between the 2nd and 3rd dc; sc in sp between the clusters*. Repeat from * to * ending with the last dc cluster. 11 sc’s total. Ch 3. Turn 

Row 2: Dc in 2nd sp and ea sp across entering the last dc into the beginning ch 1 sp. 11 dc’s. Ch 1. Turn

Row 3: Sc in 2nd sp and ea sp across. 11 sc’s. Ch 3. Turn

Row 4: Dc in 2nd sp and ea sp across entering last dc into the turning ch. 11 dc’s. Ch 1. Turn

Repeat Rows 3 and 4 to complete 8 rows ending with a Dc row.

To attach the tab to the panel, adjust panel so the 2nd st marker is above the tab.

You will work sc’s to attach. Insert hook into sp to the right of the 1st of 4 dc clusters centered on that row. Ch 1.

Insert hook into the dc sp of the tab and into the panel with a sc in sp between the 1st 2 dc’s of the cluster; repeat into ea sp of the tab and panel entering a sc in next sp; sc in sp between the clusters. Continue across the 4 dc clusters ending with the hook into the turning ch of the tab and working the sc in last sp between dc’s. Tie off yarn.

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