Red Heart

Free Crochet Wrap with Slits Pattern

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Pattern Details
Stay cozy in this easy crochet wrap from Red Heart Super Saver.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

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Color: Cherry Red

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Color: Cherry Red

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Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Warm Water, Gentle Cycle
  • Tumble Dry, Low
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Iron
  • Dry-Cleanable
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Free Easy Crochet Shawl/Wraps Pattern for Women

Vivid and fashionable, try this fantastic alternative to a jacket on cooler days. This crochet wrap is easily crafted in Red Heart Super Saver, so let your imagination guide you with so many colors to choose from. The slit styling provides a unique design element that keeps the wrap snugly in place. It's beautifully functional, and an item of distinction in any closet.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    2.753

    Horribly Written Pattern

    I am a fairly experienced crocheter and this pattern is poorly written. After figuring out what the intent was for the first 20 rows, starting with 21 is so hard to decipher and needs a video tutorial. Unfortunately the tutorials I have found are for before and after this section.

    LateinLife1511
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    • As you work up to the split, you are working all the stitches across each row in pattern. However, once you reach the split you will have to work each of the three sections independently so that you will be able to pass the other end of the shawl through the split when finished. The “First Side Section” is the inside section. The “Center Section” is the section you see on top of the shawl as it is passed through the split. The “Third Side Section” is the outside section of the shawl. Each of these sections require that the pattern is maintained so there isn’t a visual break in pattern. Once each section of the split is complete, they will be joined again as one row. We have bookmarked the video where the 21st row begins in the tutorial for your convenience. https://youtu.be/_388Vywy2Vk?si=LGrarHVd6Q6c0ks9

      spinrite

    NEEDS TUTORIAL ON ROW 3.

    I'm having problems working the row 3 stitch placement. the featured video isn't helping with the placement.

    bluegirl2511
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    • The issue with the placement of stitches in Row 3 is likely due to the fact that crochet cables are worked in two rows below, included in the pattern, and begin in Row 3. After you have worked the 14 hdc, you begin the repeat, which includes the cables as follows: “…*skip next hdc, work Fpdc around next hdc one row below, working in front of Fpdc just made, work Fpdc around hdc one row below skipped hdc, hdc in next 2 hdc; repeat from * Here is a demonstration of the cable being worked, which is also in Row 3. We have bookmarked the video for you. https://youtu.be/_388Vywy2Vk?feature=shared&t=103

      spinrite

    Lovely

    This pattern is easy to follow and makes a lovely shawl that will stay on.

    mimi2seven551

    How can I make this larger?

    AmyKaz1

    I am having trouble with the accent front post stitches. Maybe because I am left-handed I’m not sure. Is there a video?

    Gpno1
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