Quadrangle Wrap by Churchmouse Yarns and Teas

Quadrangle Wrap

Knitting
September 2016
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
16 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches
in Garter Stitch
US 8 - 5.0 mm
1110 - 1925 yards (1015 - 1760 m)
XS/S, M/L, XL/XXL
English
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“Easy wearability.”

Do you remember ‘Janie’s Grandmother’s Quadrangle Wrap’, a shop favorite from years past? Inspired by the easy wearability of the original, we’ve re-visioned the wrap at a finer gauge, changed the direction of the knitting, dropped the back neckline to sit nicely on the shoulders, and finessed the front edges with small I-cord. Wear it a little differently every day!

Pattern includes a detailed tutorial on grafting in garter stitch for a seamless, invisible join.
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FINISHED SIZES, BLOCKED
See notes on choosing a size on the Knitters’ Notes tab.
XS/S: Approx. 38”/97cm square; 54”/137cm diagonal length; 27”/69cm back neck to front point.
M/L: Approx. 44”/112cm square; 62”/158cm diagonal length; 31”/79cm back neck to front point.
XL/XXL: Approx. 50”/127cm square; 71”/180cm diagonal length; 35”/90cm back neck to front point.
Details given for smallest size; larger sizes in parentheses ( ).

YARN
Approx. 1110 (1500, 1925) yds/1015 (1372, 1760)m of yarn (or combination of yarns) that knits to specified gauge, holds its shape and has a soft drape.

Shown in cream in Rowan Felted Tweed (191yds/175m each) Color 177, and Rowan Kidsilk Haze (230 yds/210m each) Color 590 held together. Model is 5’ 8”/173cm and is wearing size M/L.

Shown in darker grey in Lang Yara (175 yds/160m each) Color 15. Model is 5’6½“/169cm and is wearing size M/L.

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
US 8 (5mm) 32”/80cm circular needles or size to obtain gauge.
Spare circular needle in gauge size or smaller.
Locking markers.
Waste yarn and darning needle.
Blocking pins.

GAUGE
16 sts/32 rows = 4”/10cm in garter stitch.
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CHOOSING A SIZE: We designed this wrap in three sizes so you can choose a size that is neither skimpy nor overwhelming. Unlike most garments, the fit has more to do with stature than bust size.

MEASURE YOURSELF: With arms outstretched, ask a friend to measure your wingspan from fingertip to fingertip.

CHOOSE A SIZE: Choose the square size that has the diagonal dimension closest to your wingspan. What if you find yourself between sizes? Here’s where your personal style comes in. If you prefer a more tailored look, choose the smaller size. If you prefer a more dramatic look, choose the larger size. Whatever you choose, this piece is so forgiving you really can’t go wrong!