A gorgeous, warm, triangular wrap for the colder months. Can be worn around the back and fastened at the front, or worn in front and fastened at the back. The Wrap starts in the centre of the long edge and gradually increases out and down to the points of the triangle. I’ve kept the stitches simple, only using double and treble crochets (UK terms), but the trebles are worked in front or back loops, around posts or grouped into popcorns. I have suggested a stitch marker to easily locate the centre stitch in the wrap. There is a stitch count provided for the first 12 rows so that you can have confidence in reading the pattern. The pattern is written in English, and I have created two versions of the pattern: one using UK terms and one using US terms.

Solar Flare Wrap - Materials
Yarn: 4 x Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Wave (100% Superwash wool) 100g/200m in shade ‘Solar’
Hook: 4.5mm
Stitch marker

Solar Flare - Dimensions
Finished size after blocking: 58” x 34”
Gauge: 9 rows and 17 stitches to 4 inches over pattern

Solar Flare Wrap- Abbreviations (UK Terms)
Beg - beginning
BL - back loop eg BLtr, work the tr into the back loop of the stitch
BLPopcorn - work 5tr into the back loop of the stitch. Remove the hook from the working loop and insert it under both top loops of the first treble in the popcorn. Pick up the working loop with the hook and draw it through to fold the group of stitches and close the popcorn at the top.
BPtr - back post treble crochet. Work the treble around the post, inserting the hook from back to front and then back again.
Ch - chain
Dc - double crochet
FL - front loop eg FLtr, work the tr into front loop of the stitch
FPtr - front post treble crochet. Work the treble around the post, inserting the hook from front to back and then front again.
Inc - increase by working 2 of the specified sts eg 2dc into one st.
st(s) - stitch(es)
Tr - treble crochet
RS - right side
WS - wrong side