Sutton Sea Breeze Wrap

Sutton Sea Breeze Wrap

Project Overview

The Sutton Sea Breeze Wrap, designed by Sonya, is an intermediate-level crochet shawl created using the join-as-you-go technique. This downloadable PDF pattern produces a finished wrap measuring approximately 72 inches by 23 inches, making it an ideal accessory for layering and draping.

Construction Method

This wrap is constructed from 27 square motifs arranged in a 9-by-3 grid formation. The squares are joined together as they are crocheted, eliminating the need for a separate joining step after completion. Each individual square measures 7½ inches by 7½ inches when worked to the specified tension.

Crochet Techniques and Stitches

The pattern utilizes several fundamental and intermediate crochet techniques to create the wrap's structure and texture. The following stitches are employed throughout the design:

• Chain (Ch) – Used to create foundation stitches and chain spaces
• Slip Stitch (Ss) – Applied for joining rounds and connecting motifs
• Single Crochet (Sc) – Provides a tight, dense fabric base
• Double Crochet (Dc) – Creates medium-height stitches for drape and structure
• Treble Crochet (Tr) – Produces taller stitches that contribute to the wrap's openness and flow
• Treble Crochet Together (2trtog and 3trtog) – Decrease techniques that shape the motifs and create visual interest through stitch clustering

Materials and Tools

The Sutton Sea Breeze Wrap requires 300 grams of yarn total, consisting of three 100-gram skeins of Juniper Moon Farm Herriot Fine in the E/4 weight category. An E/4 crochet hook is used throughout the pattern. The Herriot Fine yarn provides a lightweight, breathable quality ideal for a wrap intended to drape elegantly across the shoulders.

Pattern Format and Support

This pattern is provided in downloadable PDF format and uses American crochet terminology. The designer, Sonya, offers customer support for pattern questions via email at designedbysonya@gmail.com, ensuring crafters can receive assistance if needed during the project.