WEDGES
Four long stripes of short-row colour-changing wedges form this voluminous wrap. I designed Wedges using four different yarn types and maintaining a repeated colour sequence, although I think this design would look wonderful in lots of different colours; could be a good scrap-user-upper. The four stripes are joined together along the long edges; either by sewing them or crocheting them together. Enjoy.

YOU WILL NEED
1 x 100g Tibetan Millionaire (4ply), 400m/100g, 50% mulberry silk, 50% yak
1 x 100g Fizz (4ply) 400m/100g, 90%superwash merino, 10% nylon
1 x 100g Glittery Chain (4ply), 360m/100g, 66% superwash merino, 34% lurex
1 x 100g Warm Moonshine (4ply), 400m/100g, 70% alpaca, 20% silk, 10% cashmere (hand-dyed grey)
4mm needles
3.5mm crochet hook
Sewing-up needle

ABBREVIATIONS
k: knit | p: purl
pm: place marker | St (sts): stitch (stitches)
YoN: yarn over needle, pull tight over needle to make a ‘v’ shape to front (effectively creating 2 ‘legs’) - doing this will create a ‘v’ shape at back of work as well - on next row work YoNs (2 ‘legs’) as one st
k2tog / p2tog: knit / purl 2 sts together
ssk: knit 2 sts together to back of loops

FINISHED SIZE
When wet, pinned and laid-out flat to dry
Width: 80cm, Length: 185cm