Crochet The Elena Boho Wrap

Crochet The Elena Boho Wrap

Hello everyone, this week I am bringing to you a brand new project, on how to crochet The Elena Boho wrap. This is a very easy crochet project. The variegated colors are stunning, and I added fringes too. Fringes look so beautiful on a wrap, and add an instant bohemian vibe to any garment. This easy crochet shawl pattern is made using the very easy triangle granny stitch.

You can find the video tutorial for this project here:

Crochet The Elena Boho Wrap: the inspiration

I was inspired to crochet this wrap last year. Last Spring, I crocheted quite a few garments for the therapeutic effects of it. The means I ended up with quite a few more projects completed than I could film or write out patterns for. So I ended up with a pile of crocheted projects, ready to be filmed and the pattern written out.

The Polina Half Circle Shawl, which I released last month, is also one of these projects I made last year. I love these beautiful projects so much, and am very much excited to be able to bring these to you finally. This time lapse also means I had more time to create the perfect crochet project. I have added a beautiful trimming to the Elena Wrap, with beautiful fringes, which I adore.

 

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog, have a lovely week,

Lots of love,

Selina.

Crochet The Elena Boho Wrap: the pattern

You can purchase the ad free, PDF pattern from my Etsy store here: Crochet The Elena Shawl PDF Pattern

Level: Easy/Beginner

Gauge:

4″ (10 cm): 6 rounds

Size of finished wrap (excluding fringes):

73″ x 31″ (185 cm x 78 cm)

Notes:

I will be using US terms (British terms in brackets)

You will need:

2 skeins of Lion Brand Mandala yarn in shade 201 Unicorn

1 skein of Paintbox Simply DK in shade 102 Champagne White

4.5 mm crochet hook

Pair of scissors

Tapestry needle

A book to help create the tassels

Abbreviations:

Ch: chain

Sl st: slip stitch

DC: Double Crochet (UK Treble)

SC: Single Crochet (UK Double)

To begin:

To start, make a slip knot

Ch 4, sl st through 1st chain to form a ring

Repeat rows as follows:

1: Ch 4 (DC + ch space); 3 DC in the circle, ch 2, 3 DC in the circle; ch 1; 1 DC

2: Turn your work; ch 4 (1 DC + ch space). In next chain space from previous row, place 3 DC; ch 1. Now, in next space (which is also the center), 3 DC, ch 2, 3 DC, ch 1; in next ch space, 3 DC, ch 1, 1 DC.

3: Turn your work, ch 4 (1 DC + ch space), 3 DC in ch space, ch 1. In next space, 3 DC, ch 1; then, in next space (center) 3 DC, ch 2, 3 DC, ch 1; in next ch space, 3 DC, ch 1; inside next chain space, 3 DC, ch 1, 1 DC.

4-48: Repeat row 3, following the repeat pattern explained above. The wrap will naturally increase following this pattern.

Fasten off, tidy up all loose ends.

Fringe edging:

Attach Paintbox Simply DK yarn to one edge of the wrap.

Ch 1, SC into next stitch, and into each stitch until eor

Once you reach eor, fasten off, tidy up all loose ends.

For the fringe edging:

Wrap your yarn around a book (measuring about 6″ in width) 4 times. Slip the yarn gently off the book, cut the bottom part of the loops holding the top part with your fingers firmly. With the help of your hook or tapestry needle, attach all 4 strands of yarn into the first stitch of the SC edging. Create a knot at the edge of the shawl for each piece of fringe.

Now, place fringes into each 7 or 8 stitches across the border. Make sure your place a fringe at the center V spot, as well as into the very last SC of the border.

Trim each fringe to make them equal and tidy.