This Grayson Wrap is an exercise in stitch textures from both the stitches and the different fibers selected. An additional element was added, that being to use reversible stitches! This was important to me as I don’t think a wrap is finished with the wrong side showing.

This pattern uses 5 different DK-weight yarns. Each one has a different fiber content. This gives an additional texture to your wrap. Keeping it tonal helps to show off the stitches and textures, but it looks beautiful in complementary colors as well. It would be a great stash-buster, too. Each strip uses less than 200 yards. In fact, I used my leftovers from this wrap to create my Grayson Cowl pattern which should be available soon.