Wisteria Wrap: Free Tunisian Crochet Pattern
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I am loving to crochet with chunky yarns lately, especially when paired with big crochet hooks. Enter my new favorite accessory, the Wisteria Wrap!
Wisteria Wrap Tunisian Pattern
I decided to call this the Wisteria Wrap because of the way it reminds me of the beautiful flowers and their vines that grow up virtually anything. The vines “wrap” around and around anything they can, just like I am going to do when I wear this design. ♥
The Wisteria Wrap uses Brava Bulky yarn. This is a size 5 yarn, that when paired with a large, 8mm Tunisian crochet hook, creates an awesome squish factor. For this pattern we are using the Tiny Clusters Tunisian stitch, for which there is a tutorial here. This is a fun, mindless Tunisian crochet stitch that is great for beginners too!
You can, of course, make this with a thinner yarn and it will come out more like a scarf than a wrap. I love that the length is nice and long, and we can wrap it around us TWICE for ultimate warmth. I’ll definitely be enjoying the fire with this on this fall! Use with a nice shawl pin to hold everything in place around your shoulders.
Materials:
Brava Bulky Yarn
-approx. 800 yards (approx. 6 skeins, including tassels)
Tunisian Crochet hook in size 8mm
Gauge:
Not super important.
Finished Dimensions:
Approximately 20″ x 80″
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Remember if you need help with this stitch, or you are a beginner at Tunisian, you may find this video tutorial for this stitch here helpful. If you need help reading a crochet pattern, make sure you head over here and check out this detailed post. And now, on to the pattern!
Pattern:
Row 1: Ch-59. Pull up a loop in back bar of 2nd ch from hook and each ch to end. Backward pass: * Ch-2, yarn over and pull through four loops * repeat between * * to last two loops. Ch-1, yarn over and pull through last two loops.
Rows 2 – 116: Skip first vertical bar. * Pull up a loop in the top of the next chain. Pull up a loop in the top of the next shell, pull up a loop in the top of the next chain * repeat between * * to end. Insert hook into outer two loops of final stitch and pull up a loop. Backward pass: * Ch-2, yarn over and pull through four loops * repeat between * * to last two loops. Ch-1, yarn over and pull through last two loops.
To finish: Sl st across. Fasten off and weave in all ends.
That is it! You can choose to add tassels to each corner. When I make tassels, I cut my yarn about 10″ long, then fold in half. Here is a great, quick tutorial for cutting many strands of yarn to all the same length – and all at once!
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More free Tunisian patterns:
Honeycomb Shawl: Free Tunisian Crochet Triangle Shawl Pattern
Heavenly Hygge Hat Free Tunisian Crochet Pattern
Tunisian Chevron Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern
Juliet’s Baby Blanket: Baby Blanket (or Nursing Cover) Crochet Pattern
There’s a mistake in your pattern if you compare this pattern to your tutorial (and video) for this patter.
Pattern says: “* Pull up a loop in the top of the next chain. Pull up a loop in the top of the next shell, pull up a loop in the top of the next chain *”
But the tutorial and video says: “Pull up a loop in the top loop only of the next TWO full size chains, pull up a loop in the top of the next cluster or shell.”
So the pattern has you pull up ONE loop and then pull of the loop for the shell, but the tutorial and video says to pull TWO loops (one in the top of each stitch) and then pull the loop up for the shell.
I’m going with the tutorial and video. Thank you so much for your instructions. Tunisian is my favorite and far easier than regular crochet or knitting to me.
Tunisian crochet knit stitch wrap pattern
Would like to have a warm pocket shawl pattern
I am looking for a Tunisian Cardigan, would you happen to have one?
Hi Salli! Keep your eyes peeled! I have one in the works =)
I have always wanted to try Tunisian crochet , but it looked so hard. ..and i was a big chicken. I am now working up this wrap and I am so excited- you can definitely tell its my first tunisian- but I’m doing it !! I so enjoy all the info and videos you share- you are the best
I was curious as to if use a cable on hook and if so what length? I’ve got 3 different HHH patterns going right now! Had 2 almost finished, hooded tunic& spring vest and then blam! You come out with this one and I’m hooked again! I love this new pattern and I’ll be getting to play with new Dreamz Tunisian crochet hooks you recommended, so bonus!
love it!!! if you were to use a worsted weight yarn what size hook would you recommend?
Hi Vicki! I would probably go with a 6.5 or 7 mm.
Your work is so amazing and I am so glad that you take the time to share it with us all! Thank you!