The wrap is started and finished with ribbing (K2, P2). It is worked back and forth in garter stitch featuring a repetitive mosaic pattern, and alternating 2 rows of the main colour and 2 rows of contrast colour(s).
The number of contrast colours can vary from 1 to as many as you like. In my sample, each section of the contrast colour has 4 g of yarn (15 yards 14 m).
The wrap is designed for 4 ply (186 yards 170 m in 50 g) yarn, but it will also look amazing in fingering and spot-weight yarn.

Skill level:

beginner

Skill required:

cast on, bind off, knit, purl, slip, decreasing/increasing stitches, working ribbing and mosaic knitting

Yarn:

4 ply weight in at least 2 colours.
Approximate amount of main colour: 1,200 yards (1,100 meters)
Contrast colour(s) (for 1 stripe): 15 yards (14 meters)
Shown in Drops Nord (30% polyamide, 25% wool, 45% alpaca), 186 yards (170 meters) in 50g, 6.5 skeins, main colour, Marzipan. Contrast colour: Caramel 40 g, Old Pink 12 g, Chestnut 40 g, Rust Mix 20 g, Fog 16 g.

Needles:

straight or circular as you prefer.
US size 6 (4 mm) for ribbing.
US size 5 (3.75 mm) for body or size best suited for your yarn weight.

Notions:

row counter
scissors
tapestry needle
blocking measurements

Gauge:

24 sts and 20 rows in 4” (10 cm) in garter stitches after blocking.

Size:

Adjustable
Sample finished measurements:
Length: 94” (240 cm)
Width: 18” (46 cm)