Boardwalk Wrap – FREE Knitting Pattern

Under the Boardwalk, we’ll be havin’ some fun!

Comin’ at ya on this beautiful Friday with yet another summer design! Please welcome the Boardwalk Wrap.

The Boardwalk Wrap is a lightweight and airy knit wrap that truly embodies everything about summer and the beach. Taking beginner simple stitches to the next level to create an elegant texture and contrasting neutral stripes, the Boardwalk Wrap is a classic piece to have in your time capsule wardrobe.

 

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I designed the Boardwalk Wrap with Lion Brand Coboo in the colors White and Tan. You can pick this yarn up at either your local Jo-Ann stores or by going to www.LionBrandYarn.com and shopping all of their 30+ amazing colors.

Other great yarn options besides Coboo include:

• Lion Brand Truboo
• Lion Brand Nuboo
• Lion Brand Comfy Cotton Blend
• Lion Brand Cotton Bamboo

Follow the links to read more and to find out where you can get your hands on these options. For more yarn substitutes, visit www.yarnsub.com.

 

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I can’t wait to see what you come up with! Make sure to tag me on your socials @littleredknits and use the hashtags #BoardwalkWrap and #LittleRedKnits so I can see your beautiful new accessories.

Thank you all so much in advance for your love and support! I hope you enjoy my new designs!

XO,
Gianna

 

 

Sizes

Measurements taken after blocking, and does not include fringe.

Width: 15” / 38 cm

Length: 92” / 234 cm

 

Yarn and Yarn Requirements

Featured Yarn: Lion Brand Yarn Coboo

50% Cotton, 50% Bamboo; 232 yd (212 m) per 100 grams.

White (Color A): 2 skeins

464 yd (424 m)

Tan (Color B): 1 skein

232 yd (212 m)

 

Needles 

US 8 (5 mm) Boye Straight Knitting Needles
Note: Adjust your needle size as necessary to obtain gauge. You may also use circular needles with a cord length of at least 16” / 40 cm.

 

Gauge

Measurements taken before blocking.

Garter Stitch worked flat:

19 sts × 23 rows = 4” x 4” (10 × 10 cm)

 

Materials

• Scissors
• Tape Measure
• Tapestry Needle
• Blocking Mats & T-Pins (optional)
• Wool Wash (optional)
• US H/5mm Crochet Hook (for fringe)

Abbreviations

• BO: Bind Off
• CO: Cast On
• K: Knit
• P: Purl
• RS: Right Side
• St(s): Stitch(es)
• WS: Wrong Side

Pattern Notes

• Yarn is carried through the striping section to minimize weaving in ends.
• It is recommended to block your wrap for the best finished results.
• The numbers in the brackets at the end of rows indicate the st count.
• When choosing the yarn for this pattern, keep in mind that Coboo is a cotton/bamboo blend, meaning this yarn or any other natural fibers will stretch much more when blocking than an acrylic blend yarn.
• Keep in mind: Your gauge, yardage used, and finished size may vary depending on the yarn you choose and if you make any changes to the pattern as written.

 

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Pattern

Section 1

With Color A, CO 60 stitches using the long tail cast on method. [60]

Row 1 (RS): With Color A, K all sts.

Row 2 (WS): With Color A, K all sts.

Rows 3-4: With Color B, K all sts.

Rows 5-8: Repeat rows 1-4. Cut Color B leaving a 3” / 8 cm tail.

Rows 9-10: With Color A, K all sts.

Rows 11: With Color A, K all sts.

Row 12: With Color A, P all sts.

Rows 13-14: With Color A, K all sts.

Rows 15-80: Repeat rows 11-14.

 

Section 2

Rows 1-2: With Color B, K all sts.

Rows 3-4: With Color A, K all sts.

Rows 5-282: Repeat rows 1-4. Cut Color B leaving a 3” / 8 cm tail.

 

Section 3

Row 1: With Color A, K all sts.

Row 2: With Color A, P all sts.

Rows 3-4: With Color A, K all sts.

Rows 5-70: Repeat rows 1-4.

Rows 71-72: With Color B, K all sts.

Rows 73-74: With Color A, K all sts.

Rows 75-76: With Color B, K all sts.

Rows 77-78: With Color A, K all sts.

With Color A, BO and weave in all ends.

Wet block wrap for best finished dimensions.

 

 

Fringe

Each twisted fringe will consist of two strands of color A and two strands of color B.

Step 1: Cut 38 pieces of color A and 38 pieces of color B, each 12” long.

Step 2: Fold one piece of A and B in half and insert into the corner edge of your wrap using a small crochet hook. Pull the ends of the fringe through the loop and tighten. Repeat this step every three stitches along each edge, creating 19 pieces of fringe on either end of your wrap.

Step 3: Take both strands of A in one hand and both strands of B in the other, and twist many times separately, but in the same direction. Then twist the two colors together in the opposite direction, which will create a rope look, (see picture). Make a knot at the end to secure the twisted strand. Repeat this step across both ends of your wrap, and trim excess when finished for a clean and even look.

Congratulations on finishing your Boardwalk Wrap! Tag me on your socials, @littleredknits and use the hashtags #BoardwalkWrap and #LittleRedKnits when sharing your finished pieces.

 

Copyright

The Boardwalk Wrap photos and pattern are the property of Little Red Knits, and are for personal use only. You may not alter, share, or sell this pattern in any way. Please credit the designer if selling finished products & use a link back to Little Red Knits Etsy, Ravelry, or website if you are selling your finished pieces online. Please make sure you are assigning an appropriate price which reflects the amount of time and effort that we both put into designing and creating this beautiful pattern.

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