Trendsetter Yarns F Dune Wrap Knitting Pattern
By Trendsetter Yarns
Specifications
| Brand: | Trendsetter Yarns |
| Yarn Weight: | Novelty, Worsted |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Techniques and Construction: | Seamless, Worked Flat |
| Pattern Code: | 4203F |
Product Description
Ruffled Butterfly Should Wrap from Trendsetter Yarns is a stunning and luxurious accessory knit in Dune. The wrap is created by making small pieces in short row sections that are repeated to create a rounded edge, finished with a picot edging. Trendsetter Yarns Dune is a beautiful mix of mohair, nylon, and acrylic. The multicolored mohair is accented with a fun touch of sparkle.
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Sizes: Cropped (Regular)
Finished Measurements: 18” wide for all sizes and 40 (60)” long
Yarn Requirements: 6 (8) balls Trendsetter Yarns Dune (45% Mohair/25% Acrylic/20% Viscose/6% New Wool/4% Polyester; 50g/87yds)
Needles: US 10 (6.00mm) to get gauge
Gauge: 15 sts = 4” in garter stitch
Trendsetter Yarns F Dune Ruffled Butterfly Shoulder Wrap
What Is Being Made
The Trendsetter Yarns F Dune Ruffled Butterfly Shoulder Wrap is a knitted shoulder wrap designed in a butterfly silhouette with elegant ruffled edges. This versatile garment is available in two sizes: a cropped version measuring 18 inches by 40 inches, and a regular version measuring 18 inches by 60 inches. The wrap features a distinctive rounded, semicircular construction that drapes beautifully across the shoulders, making it an ideal layering piece for adding texture and dimension to any outfit.
Techniques Used
This wrap is constructed using seamless knitting techniques, with the entire piece worked flat on straight needles rather than in the round. The design employs short row shaping to create the characteristic rounded butterfly silhouette. Short rows are worked in repeated sections that gradually build the curved, semicircular shape of the wrap. The pattern uses strategic turning points and partial rows to achieve the dimensional, sculptural quality of the finished piece. Picot edging—a delicate decorative technique—is incorporated along the ruffled edge by casting on and binding off small groups of stitches to create ornamental points.
Stitches Used
The wrap is constructed almost entirely in Garter Stitch, which is created by knitting every row. This fundamental stitch creates a textured, reversible fabric with horizontal ridges that provide visual interest and a classic aesthetic. Garter stitch is ideal for wraps and shawls because it lies flat, resists curling, and showcases yarn texture beautifully. The pattern also incorporates Picot edging details, which are created through strategic casting on and binding off of small stitch groups to form decorative points along the edges.
Materials and Tools
The wrap is knitted with Trendsetter Yarns Dune (colorway #101), a yarn weight suitable for #10 needles. The pattern calls for Trendsetter Needles size #10. The gauge is established at 15 stitches equaling 4 inches when working Garter Stitch with the specified needle and yarn combination. The yarn comes in 50-gram balls, allowing crafters to calculate yardage requirements based on the desired wrap size. The combination of medium-weight yarn and appropriately sized needles ensures proper fabric drape and the correct finished dimensions for both sizing options.
Construction Details
The wrap begins with a foundation of 24 cast-on stitches at the bottom edge. The construction then progresses through repeated short row sections that create the ruffled butterfly effect. Each section involves a series of rows where stitches are progressively left unworked, creating the turning points necessary for shaping. Picot embellishments are worked at regular intervals throughout these sections by casting on 3 stitches and immediately binding them off, creating small decorative points. This pattern is repeated three times to build the complete wrap shape. Once the short row sections are complete, additional stitches are picked up along the cast-on edge to expand the piece and create the full semicircular silhouette characteristic of the butterfly wrap design.
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