Arrowrap

Arrowrap is freely inspired by traditional Métis sashes which are still a symbol of Quebec's culture. It's a long and large wrap in the shape of an arrow, made out of 3 colors of the same yarn, held double and resulting in a gradient. Each color section is broken by a large line of the opposite colors. Each section is made in knit and purl stitches and the middle stitches are a reversible cable. The whole wrap is perfectly reversible.

Only basic stitches are used in this pattern, except for a basic cable stitch which is easy enough for a beginner to learn. The whole wrap is knitting up more quickly than it seems and is a good transportation or TV knit as the pattern is easy to remember.

Difficulty: Advanced beginner

Shown in Lorna's Lace Shepherd Sock, colorways: The Bean, Navy Pier, Waistcoat. Suggested substitutes are shown below.