Blossom Wrap Crochet Pattern Tutorial

Crochet a beautiful rectangle wrap with the easy to follow step-by-step pattern tutorial. Using only basic stitches to create an airy and lacy texture with worsted weight yarn.
The pattern is made with a 2 row repeat, width-wise to easily adjust your desired length.
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Yarn: Caron Cotton Cakes: amzn.to/3LPvh3D
Furls Odyssey Hooks: shrsl.com/38f4y
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[@Nancy-js5sy]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial. That wrap is beautiful.

[@lark2023]

This is so lovely. Luckily I had a cake of Caron ripple cake in blush pink. It’s gonna be awesome! Thank you for sharing ❣️🧶🧶

[@user-zp9sg9tr2j]

It’s a very lovely wrap pattern. Different people have different ways of crocheting the same pattern. It’s a good way to finish it off.

[@PrinMar21646]

this is a beautiful wrap! I have a couple of balls of this yarn and didn't know what I wanted to do with them. This is perfect! I will be making one very soon. Thank you for sharing your talent!

[@carriematynka4942]

Maybe she’s comfortable doing it that way. To me, it’s like people who crochet with a pencil grip vs a knife grip. I saw a lady do a treble, “wrapping” her hook twice by rolling her hook twice. It’s just the way they are comfortable doing it.

[@glendamartin8424]

Thank you for a wonderful tutorial. This is the perfect crochet pattern for my project I am working on for a wrap for a sweater set. I will send in my finished wrap for you to see.

[@sarah-janeallsopp3155]

Gorgeous pattern and lovely stitch. Thankyou ..💙💜

[@DeanneShoyer]

Really pretty and deceptively simple, I love it! I haven't let myself go into Michael's in ages so I had no idea you could get Cotton Cakes in just one colour - that's awesome. 😀

[@ThroughTheLoopYarnCraft]

Thank you! 😊

[@handmadebystacyj]

This is so beautiful!! Thank you for sharing and for such a lovely tutorial!!

[@moviequeen2011]

Thank you for this lovely tutorial. I am starting one in this same color but using herrschners cottage cotton. I love how soft and airy this pattern is. You made it very easy to do.

[@teresaready5433]

It is beautiful. Thank you

[@cantik88_]

Beautiful wrap

[@debsamant]

Pretty stitch

[@krizogara]

Hi Ashley, nice pattern. One question about the amount of chains at the beginning, it is multiple of 4 +1 right? On the blog you say 4+2, but 61 stitches don't correspond to that count

[@tere5577]

Hola la miro desde el paso tx y me encanta su bufanda tengo estambres y es mi siguiente proyecto lo voy a empesar ahora mismo gracias por su enseñansa es hermoso trabajo

[@gisellamccutchen2224]

Grazie peril pattern gratis😀

[@maryford525]

Is there a specific odd or even count if I want to make my wrap wider

[@joyaroozooolsen2800]

Would love to do this pattern for a straight rectangle wrap around shawl. Can I start with 50 chains or less.?

[@user-zp9sg9tr2j]

I’m curious, why do you throw your yarn onto the hook instead of grabbing it with your hook? Isn’t that a n extra step?

[@GrandmaLM]

❤

[@mzmary721]

This wrap is lovely! Can you please tell me what the length is? I want to use some #2 weight yarn and it would help if I knew the length. Thank you so much for your help!

[@irenehermosillo8629]

16:54

[@barbarareasoner3197]

No audio for row one

[@lynnebradley4624]

I agree, I have never seen anyone do it that way.

[@haywardmom1]

Everyone crochets different. There is no right or wrong way, whatever works best for the crocheter. Beautiful pattern!

[@debsamant]

What is the actual size

[@ThroughTheLoopYarnCraft]

62" x 18" you can find all the information here: www.throughtheloopyc.com/blossom-wrap-free-pattern/

[@gladisbegaye9785]

Yeah I did 81 stitches but I barely have 28 inches across. I’m using worsted weight

[@luciagonzalez4899]

I love the wrap, but the way you yarn over seems cumbersome.

[@cloudydaez]

Are you serious?? Can’t please some people geez

[@deloriskornya6725]

I agree, it is distracting. maybe, she does it that way, due to being on camera, and having limited space? Time consuming, too.

[@carriematynka4942]

Maybe that’s just the way she does it.

[@heatherreadsreddit8579]

There is no “right way” to crochet.

[@susanmyrick2913]

Wondering if she is a knitter?

[@annegallacher4992]

Thank you so much for your lovely tutorial and such a pretty shawl.