The Mimsical Wrap Crochet Pattern
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I’m a sucker for ponchos, wraps, shawls, chunky scarves… I want them all and I tend to collect them all. This can be a problem when all of the beautiful designs I want are expensive and hard to get my hands on. Enter the Mimsical Wrap crochet pattern!
Mimsical Wrap Crochet Pattern
The Mimsical Wrap can be worn about a million different ways. Wrap it around your neck for a chunky scarf, button it up to wear it as a poncho, turn it sideways to create an asymmetrical poncho, open it back up and wear lower on your arms and once again: its a wrap. You could also button it once behind your back (under your arms) to get a sleek, elegant look.
This Mimsical Wrap crochet pattern features the Moss Stitch, an easy crochet stitch – beginner level even! – and we have a Moss Stitch video tutorial to get you started! I am absolutely – 100% – in love with the way my Mimsical Wrap turned out.
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Find the pattern on Ravelry here and Etsy here. If you need help reading a crochet pattern, make sure you head over here and check out this detailed post.
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Carol
Help! I purchased this pattern this morning and downloaded it, but I wasn’t signed in to my Ravelry account. I cannot find the PDF now. How could I go about recovering the PDF?
The only yarn I could find that was 3 weight was really expensive. So I just got the normal 4 weight. Will that make a big difference? Should I size up one hook size or will the J hook work just as well?
I was wondering the same thing! Have a great day:)
How would you size this down to a child size?
Hi! I’d take off several inches for width and shorten it by about 20″ or so.
I’m new to using the multicolored yarn. Did you have to work extra hard to get the row colors to line up? So if I use the same yarn will I have the same row colors?
I bought your MIMSICAL pattern, and on the update you said I could have a free pattern. I would like the Triangle Fringe Scarf plz. Cutup112@yahoo.com