Blue Sky Fibers Daisy Wrap PDF

Blue Sky Fibers Daisy Wrap Crochet Pattern by K. TenDyke

The Blue Sky Fibers Daisy Wrap is a beautifully designed crocheted wrap by designer K. TenDyke, worked in a stunning lace fabric that features etched waves and delicate floral motifs. This pattern is available as a downloadable PDF and is suitable for crocheters who enjoy creating elegant, wearable accessories with refined stitch detail. The wrap is worked flat and seamlessly, making it a satisfying project from cast-on to bind-off with no finishing seams required.

Design Overview

The Daisy Wrap is a long, rectangular shawl-style wrap designed to drape gracefully over the shoulders. It is offered in three sizes — Small, Medium, and Large — giving crocheters flexibility to customize the finished dimensions to their preference. The sample shown in the pattern photography is worked in size Large.

Finished Measurements

• Length: 51 (57, 63) inches depending on size
• Width: 14 (16½, 19) inches depending on size

These generous dimensions ensure the wrap can be styled in multiple ways — draped loosely over the shoulders, wrapped around the neck, or belted at the waist for a more structured silhouette.

Yarn and Materials

This pattern is designed specifically for use with Blue Sky Alpacas Metalico, a luxurious DK weight yarn from the Blue Sky Fibers brand. The Metalico yarn brings a subtle shimmer and refined drape to the lace fabric, making the daisy and wave motifs particularly striking. The DK weight is ideal for lace crochet wraps, providing enough stitch definition to showcase intricate pattern work while remaining lightweight and wearable.

Techniques Used

The Daisy Wrap employs several key crochet techniques that combine to create its signature textured, lacy appearance:

• Lace crochet: The overall fabric is constructed using an open, lace-style stitch pattern that creates an airy, elegant drape characteristic of fine wraps and shawls.
• Worked flat: The wrap is crocheted back and forth in rows rather than in the round, keeping the construction straightforward and accessible.
• Seamless construction: No seaming is required at any stage of the project, resulting in a clean, polished finished piece.
• Dc2tog stitch pattern: The primary stitch repeat used throughout the wrap, with a gauge of one stitch repeat (17 stitches) equaling 3 inches and two row repeats equaling 5 inches.

Stitches Used

The pattern makes use of a range of standard and specialty crochet stitches, each contributing to the textured wave and daisy motif design:

• Slip stitch (sl st): Used for joining and moving across stitches without adding height.
• Treble crochet (tr): A tall stitch that adds height and openness to the lace fabric.
• Treble cluster (tr-cl): A specialty stitch worked by completing two partial treble crochets and drawing through all remaining loops, creating a gathered, petal-like effect central to the daisy motif. The stitch begins with a yarn over twice, inserting the hook, pulling up a loop, and working through two loops twice — repeated to create the cluster.
• Double crochet two together (Dc2tog): A decrease stitch that forms the foundation of the main stitch repeat pattern throughout the wrap.
• Back loop only (blo): Working into the back loop only of a stitch to create a subtle ridge or textural detail.
• Yarn over (yo): A fundamental technique used throughout all stitch constructions in the pattern.

Special Abbreviations

• sl st — slip stitch
• sp — space
• st — stitch
• tch — turning chain