Scrappy Zig-Zag Wrap

**DESCRIPTION** The **Scrappy Zig Zag Wrap** is another design in my Scrappy Collection. The patterns in this Collection have been specifically designed to use up all those part balls that are in your stash. There are so many different ways to combine your colours for this design. I repeated 17 different colours to create a tweed effect for my version. You can see by the others, some used their colours in stripes, some didn't repeat colours and others did single rows and double rows to create tweed and stripes together. Regardless of the arrangement, I think you will agree they are all beautiful. You may have seen this wave stitch in other projects, but what makes this version unique is that the waves run vertically and the most outstanding feature is the zig zag border finishing off all 4 edges. Turn the border back to create a shawl collar that frames the face so beautifully. **DIFFICULTY LEVEL:** Advance Beginner / Intermediate A one row repeat of basic stitches are used to create the wave affect. The only tricky part is the edging on each end to continue the wave effect all around. The pattern instructions will guide you through the process. **SIZE** One Size: 29” W x 65” L (73.6 cm W / 165 cm L) **MATERIALS** Yarn: #4 medium weight. Various brands were used from stash. Qty yarn per row: 20 yd / 18.2 m (x 75 rows, plus 1 row with slightly more for FHDC) = 1,600 yd / 1,463 m Qty yarn per end rows: 10 yd / 9.1 m (x 6 rows) = 60 yd / 55 m Hook: 6mm Tapestry needle Measuring Tape Scissors **STITCHES** Chain Single Crochet Half Double Crochet Double Crochet Foundation Half Double Crochet >Here’s some of the things testers said about this pattern: > * The instructions were very easy to follow. >* Well written and thought out. >* I couldn't imagine how putting so many different colours together could create something so beautiful and unique. >* What complicated beautiful look it has for such simple stitch combinations, including how easy the ends were to mimic the zig zag. >* The idea I could use up miscellaneous single skeins of yarn was another great attraction to this pattern. >* I loved being able to use all the yarn in my stash. it didn't matter what colour it was. >* It's a quick easy repetitive pattern that can be made with supplies on hand. **SPECIAL NOTES** i love to see your interpretations of my designs, so feel free to use the following social media hashtags: #scrappyzigzagwrap #yarnsaboutyarn Crocheters may sell the final project with credit to the design given to: Yarns About Yarn by Charlotte Whaley **STAY IN TOUCH** For new designs, free patterns, updates, sneak peeks and behind the scene stories follow: Website: www.yarnsaboutyarn.com Instagram: yarnsaboutyarn Facebook: yarnsaboutyarn **SHARE YOUR WORK** You are encouraged to share your version of this pattern as a project on Ravelry and on social media using: #scrappyzigzagwrap and tag me at @yarnsaboutyarn Until next time, Peace and blue skies.