This subtle and elegant piece will be the mainstay of your autumn wardrobe. Warm, soft, and versatile, it works as a scarf, wrap, or even a small blanket to drape over your arms and midriff when seated. The asymmetry of the color scheme means that neither of the main colors dominates the ends, but they coordinate to create a rich, appealing effect.

The Inland Wrap is worked flat from one edge to the other, then edged with pieces that are knit separately to create a smooth band and gentle ruffle. Created in smooth, woven-look Linen Stitch, this piece drapes beautifully and could easily be mistaken for a woven fabric. A filigree hook-and-eye clasp finishes this sophisticated wrap and gives it an extra bit of visual interest.

Materials:

Yarn Bee 44th St Yarn (100g/3.5oz; 500m/540yds; 70% Acrylic/30% Polyamide):
1 Ball Each in Olive (A), Pale Teal (B), and Shale (CC)
Size 5 Knitting Needles
1 Pair Metal Clip Clasps (Hook and Eye Type)
Yarn Needle

Gauge & Size:

25 sts & 39 rows = 4” in Linen Stitch
Finished Size: 16.5” x 60” (Includes Ruffles)