Free Winter Crochet Wrap Pattern - Reversible Lenny Wrap

Posted on 22/09/2223/12/22 by Veronika Cromwell

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This is a free winter crochet wrap pattern that is super warm and cozy to wrap yourself in! It uses interlocking crochet technique which produces squishy fabric.

I am so excited to bring you this reversible winter crochet wrap pattern. It uses a fun technique that creates a different pattern on the front and the back of the wrap.

This way you can get two different looking wraps in one. Half the work for double the results, I love that!

Because of the technique I have used, the finished wrap is thick and extra warm! It is the perfect accessory to snuggle into when you want to watch TV or even wrap around your shoulders sat by the campfire.

You can also use different color combinations for your wrap. There are one main color and two contrast colors to choose.

The main color runs throughout the whole wrap pattern creating thin vertical stripes whereas the two contrast colors run in thick stripes horizontally!

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Techniques I used For This Winter Crochet Wrap

For a keen eye crocheter the from of this wrap might look a little familiar.

It uses the interlocking crochet technique. I have previously used this technique in some of my patterns and loved the results.

Other patterns that use this technique:

The difference is, that this time we will be using the technique in rows rather that rounds. However, the basic principle remains the same.

The only difference are the additional rows you work on the wrong side or the back of the crochet wrap for winter.

This is the main reason why the wrap is super thick and warm as the rows on the back create an additional layer of stitches.

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I have also included a step by step photos to show you what the rows of the shawl should look like. As well as plenty of close up photos to show you how different the two sides look.

Please note: The original sample shown in photos has been made in Deramores Studio DK yarn which has been discontinued.

I find that Stylecraft Special DK is the best alternative with a wide range of colors. However, you can use any DK weight yarn.

Materials For Your Winter Crochet Wrap

Stylecraft Special DK; 3 balls in Graphite (yarn A), 4 balls in Silver (yarn B), 2 balls in Aster (yarn C)
5 mm crochet hook
Yarn needle
Scissors
20 x 20 cm piece of cardboard

Finished Size

145 cm length (OR 185 cm including fringe) x 44 cm width

Tension

For tension swatch start with chain 32 and follow the pattern.

17 sts x 26 rows in pattern measures 10 cm square

Stitches And Abbreviations (uses US crochet terms)

ch- chain stitch

sl st- slip stitch

sc- single crochet

dc– double crochet

tr– treble crochet

FPtr– front post treble crochet – worked around the front of the post of next stitch- yarn over twice, insert hook from front to back to front around the post of next indicated stitch, yarn over and pull through, (yarn over and pull through 2 loops) 3 times.

ch-sp- chain space

Winter Crochet Wrap Pattern Notes

The wrap is worked along the long edge
For the colour changes you do not need to fasten off and join new colour each two rows. Simply carry the yarn neatly up the side. This will be covered when we attach the fringe to the sides.
If the wrap is curling in slightly, loosen your tension on the FPtr stitches. This can also be fixed with blocking afterwards.

Winter Crochet Wrap Main Pattern

With Yarn A chain 252.

Row 1: starting in 6^th ch from hook (counts as 1 dc + 1 ch, miss 1 ch) work (1 dc, 1 ch, miss 1 ch) repeat across to last ch, 1 dc in last ch, turn. [125 dc + 124 ch-sps]

Row 2: 1 ch (doesn’t count as a st here and throughout), (1 sc in next dc, 1 sc in next 1 ch-sp) repeat across, 1 sc into 4^th ch of the beginning 5 ch, turn. [249 sc]

Row 3: join yarn B, 1 ch, 1 sc into same st, (1 tr into missed ch on foundation chain working to the front of Row 2, miss next sc, 1 sc into next st) repeat across, turn. [125 sc + 124 tr]

Row 4: 1 ch, 1 sc across, turn. [249 sc]

Row 5: change to yarn A, (1 FPtr around the post of dc from Row 1, miss next sc, 1 sc into next st) repeat across until last st, 1 FPtr around post of last dc on Row 1, sl st to top of last sc from prev row to fix the last st into position (does not count as a st), turn. [125 FPtr + 124 sc]

Row 6: 1 ch, miss the next sl st, 1 sc across, turn. [249 sc]

Row 7: change to yarn B, 1 sc into first st, (1 FPtr around the post of next dc from Row 3, miss next sc, 1 sc into next st) repeat across, turn. [125 sc + 124 FPtr]

Row 8: 1 ch, 1 sc across, turn. [249 sc]

Row 9: change to yarn A, (1 FPtr around the post of FPtr from 3 rows below worked in yarn A, miss next sc, 1 sc into next st) repeat across until last st, 1 FPtr around post of last FPtr, sl st to top of last sc to fix the last st into position (does not count as a st), turn. [125 FPtr + 124 sc]

Row 10: as Row 6. [249 sc]

Row 11: change to yarn B, 1 sc into first st, (1 FPtr around the post of next FPtr from 3 rows below worked in yarn B, 1 sc into next st) repeat across, turn. [125 sc + 124 FPtr]

Row 12: as Row 8. [249 sc]

Repeat Rows 9 – 12 another 2 times. Fasten off yarn A.

Row 21: change to yarn C and repeat Rows 9 – 12 four times replacing yarn A with yarn C in the pattern. Fasten off yarn C.

Row 37: change to yarn A and repeat Rows 9 – 12 four times. Fasten off yarn A.

Repeat Rows 21 – 52 one more time.

Repeat Rows 21 – 48 one more time.

Row 113: change to yarn A, (1 FPtr around the post of FPtr from 3 rows below worked in yarn A, miss next sc, 1 sl st into next sc) repeat across until last st, 1 FPtr around post of last FPtr, sl st to top of last sc to fix the last st into position.

Finishing Instructions

Fasten off. Firmly block to dimensions. Sew in ends from yarn B and C.

Wrap yarn A around the piece of cardboard and cut pieces of yarn the same length. Attach fringe to the sides of the wrap and trim if necessary.

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Free Winter Crochet Wrap Pattern – Reversible Lenny Wrap