The Chevron Lace Wrap & Scarf offers a fine fabric that’s floaty but not altogether sheer—perfect for indoor wear or ‘shoulder season.’ Arrow-like chevron panels stockinette stitch and eyelet lace alternate for geometric simplicity in two generous sizes (even the scarf is ‘wrappy.’)

We designed this pattern using a fingering-weight yarn. Choose a plant fiber (like Shibui Reed) for a cool drape, or something woollier (like Shibui Pebble) for soft warmth!

This two-page pattern includes:

• Color photography by the talented Jared Flood.
• Instructions for finishing and blocking your piece.

FINISHED SIZES
Wrap: Approx. 21½ x 78"/54.5 x 198cm, after blocking.
Scarf: Approx. 14½ x 66"/37 x 167.5cm, after blocking.

YARN
Wrap: Approx. 1450 yds/1326m fingering-weight yarn. Shown above in 6 skeins Shibui Reed (246 yds/225m each), Color 2181, Bone.
Scarf: Approx. 890 yds/814m fingering-weight yarn. Shown at left in 4 skeins Shibui Pebble (224 yds/205m each), Color 2182, Shore.

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
US 4 (3.5mm) needles or size to obtain gauge.
Locking markers (5 for wrap, 3 for scarf).
Darning needle to finish.
Blocking wires and T-pins.

GAUGE
32 sts = 4"/10cm in stockinette chevron pattern, after blocking.

Although it isn’t critical that your finished size is spot on, it’s always good to swatch to make sure that you like the fabric. The beauty is all in the blocking. There’s nothing like seeing a lace project transform after a good soak and pinning!

Pick a good needle with a sharp tip, to help you with those double decreases.