Now Available!

Designed to look and feel like a well loved blanket… the one you grab for when you seek the comfort of something familiar, like a gentle hug from a dear friend.

Flutter Wrap is an asymmetrical-triangle shaped wrap (shawl) worked from one point to the other. Adorned with eyelets & squishy texture throughout, Flutter Wrap is delicately cozy… enjoyable to knit and to wear.

This pattern was designed in collaboration with Lavender Lune Yarn Co. in honor of Black Maternal Health week as a fundraiser for the Black Home Birth Initiative. Through Sunday, April 17th kits are available, for yarn & pattern together, through Lavender Lune Yarn Co.

Suggested Needles & Notions
• Needle A - US 9 / 5.5 mm, 30” / 81 cm circular needle or one size smaller than B
• Needle B - US 10 / 6 mm, 30” / 81 cm circular needle or size needed for gauge
• Removeable marker to denote RS of work
• Darning needle
• Scissors

Gauge
Modified Garter Stitch: 14 sts / 24 rows per 4” worked flat on US 10 / 5 mm needles, post blocking.

Suggested Yarn & Requirements
Lavender Lune Yarn Co
Yarn A: “Cotton Fluff” Fingering weight
437 yards / 399 meters per 100 grams
38% Baby Alpaca, 25% SW Merino, 25% Nylon, 37% Pima Cotton
• Main Color: 598 yards / 547 meters

Yarn B: “Slub” Fingering weight
438 yards / 400 meters per 100 grams
90% SW Merino, 10% Nylon
• Color 1: 438 yards / 400 meters
• Color 2: 232 yards / 212 meters

Yarn Note
Flutter Wrap is worked holding two strands of fingering weight yarn together, throughout. Part I of this pattern is worked with one strand of Yarn A (Main Color) held together with one strand of Yarn B (Color 1). Part II of this pattern is worked with one strand of Yarn A (Main Color) held together with one strand of Yarn B (Color 2). Alternatively, a single strand of DK weight yarn could be substituted.

Sample reflects the following Lavender Lune Yarn Co. colorways: Bellatrix (Main Color), Flutter (Color 1), Bohemian Cowgirl (Color 2)

Pattern Construction
Flutter Wrap begins with only a handful of stitches. Increases are worked during Part I to the “center drop” length. Part II of this pattern, (the decrease section) decreases twice as fast as Part I increased, creating the asymmetrical shape.

This is an advanced-beginner level pattern.