A modularly-knit, rectangular wrap made up of squares worked in the round from the centre out. Each square begins with a small number of stitches, and increases worked with double yarnovers create diagonal lines that intersect at the corners. The squares are joined with Three-needle bind offs on all edges, no sewing required!

The optional lining is worked lengthwise, and joined to the other live edges with Three-needle bind offs. I used small buttons to join the lining with the body of the wrap, but you could also stitch them together like a quilt, or leave them unattached.

Technical Editing by Laura Cameron

SIZE
One size; 80” long x 17” wide / 203 x 43 cm

YARN
BODY: sport weight yarn, approximately 1720 yds / 1575 m in total
» Shown in Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport (100% wool, 215 yds / 56g), 2 skeins each of: Beach Glass, Amethyst, Shrub, Pewter

LINING (optional): fingering weight yarn, approximately 1500 yds / 1375 m
» Shown Sincere Sheep Cormo Fingering (100% Cormo wool, 500 yds / 4 oz) Colourway: Light Noise, 3 skeins

Needles and Notions
» 3.0 mm (US 2.5) double pointed needles
» extra circular needles in a similar size, for assembly
» 3.5 mm (US 4) circular needle, 40” / 100 cm, for lining
» stitch markers, smooth scrap yarn, tapestry needle
» buttons (optional; 16 small buttons shown)

GAUGE
One motif (20 stitches per side) = 3.5” / 9 cm square
24 sts and 40 rows = 4” / 10 cm square in St

MORE INFO
4 page PDF pattern with measurements in Metric and imperial. Includes schematic and assembly diagrams.