The wrap/poncho is worked in five sections, each knitted in a different section. Begin with Section A, which forms the shoulder and neckline.
The remaining sections are then picked up along edges and knitted outward with each section shifting the direction of the fabric.
Circular needles are used to knit the straight fabric to accommodate the weight and number of stitches.
Stitch markers are placed to mark the garter stitch edging on every section (except section A) and are slipped on every row after position is set.

Garment is knitted in 8 ply and takes 200 grams of Color A and 500 grams of Color B.

The garment is sized to fit most - extra width can be added by working more rows in knit sections, or extra repeats on the lacy edging.

The garment can be worn in different ways.

4 large buttons are place at each corner and either side of neck.