This beautiful wrap represents everything I love: fingering weight single ply merino yarns, stripes, not too lacy lace, contrast colors, asymmetric shape and a tassel. This is why I decided to call it Hanna wrap.

You will need three different colors of any single ply fingering weight merino yarn: 100 g = 365–400 m / 399–437 yd

Color A: approx. 63–69 g for stockinette stripes
Color B: approx. 53–58 g for garter stripes
Color C: approx. 43–48 g for lace section

The total yardage depends on which kind of single ply merino yarn you will use. Approximate yardage is 620–680 m / 679–744 yd without the optional tassel.

The finished size after blocking is 235 cm / 92.5 in (wingspan) and 45 cm /17 in (height).

The pattern has charts with clear instructions.

You can check out how I wrap my Hanna wrap from my podcast:
Hanna from Sheep’s alley: Episode 36, June 2020 at 15:10
and
Hanna from Sheep’s alley: Episode 37, August 2020 at 1:40