The Morse Code Wrap juxtaposes a strong linear orientation with gracious curves and gentle ruffles with striking stripes. It is knit from one corner of the triangle to the opposite end, with the ruffled edge created along the way. Variations in the slip-stitch pattern keep it interesting to knit. Choose high- or low-contrast color combinations in any weight yarn, adjusting the overall size as you wish to make it a little shoulder covering or a generous one that keeps you well-wrapped in color.

Pattern includes written and charted instructions, a separate file for viewing charts onscreen, and a color selector for use in Photoshop.

Pattern is written and charted for worsted and fingering weights with percentages of yarn used per section so you can knit a wrap of your desired size in whatever weight yarn you like. The sample shown in worsted (small) uses one solid and one space-dyed yarn; the fingering version (large) uses a solid and a gradient yarn.

Yarn Requirements (maximum per color)
Worsted (DK, Fingering)
220yds/200m (300yds/275m, 360yds/330m)

Dimensions
Worsted (Fingering)
• Depth: 13”/33 cm (21”/53cm)
• Wingspan (inside edge): 48”/122 cm (77”/196cm)

Yardage for DK is for the large size, doing 9 repeats per section.

Yardage requirements for lace version will be posted here as soon as sample is complete.

Thanks so much to my three outstanding pattern testers: moilulu, PurpleSpongeBob, and kcscrapper.

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