Rae Lynn Wrap

Rae Lynn Wrap by Athena Forbes

What is Being Made

The Rae Lynn Wrap is a hybrid scarf design that combines the structure of a triangle scarf with the versatility of an infinity scarf. This innovative garment is designed to be easy to wear and enjoyable to knit, making it an excellent project for crafters looking for a practical accessory with interesting construction.

Craft and Primary Technique

This pattern is designed for knitting, making it ideal for those working with needles rather than hooks. The project is rated as intermediate difficulty, indicating it requires some foundational knitting knowledge but remains accessible to knitters beyond the absolute beginner level.

Stitches Used

The Rae Lynn Wrap utilizes fundamental knitting stitches to create its structure:

• Knit (K) - The basic knit stitch forms the primary fabric
• Purl (P) - Purl stitches are incorporated into the stitch pattern
• Slip Stitch (S1) - Slipped stitches worked purlwise are used, typically held with yarn in front of the work unless otherwise directed in the pattern instructions
• Yarn in Back (YIB) - Yarn positioning technique used with slipped stitches

Materials and Yarn Specifications

This wrap is worked in DK weight yarn, a medium-weight yarn that creates a fabric with good drape and structure. The pattern requires approximately 469 total yards of yarn distributed across two colors:

• Approximately 237 yards in Color 1 (Hydra)
• Approximately 232 yards in Color 2 (Flower Garden)

The pattern specifies Family First Fibres DK weight yarn or similar yarn of comparable weight. Knitters will need size #3 knitting needles appropriate for DK weight yarn to achieve proper gauge and fabric characteristics.

Pattern Details

This downloadable PDF pattern is designed by Athena Forbes and published by Knits N Knacks. The pattern includes detailed stitch explanations and photographs to guide knitters through the construction process, making it easier to understand the triangle-infinity hybrid construction method.