Night and Day Wrap

Use this easy crochet pattern to make yourself something great to wear day in and day out. The Night and Day Wrap by Red Heart Yarn is worked up using just three skeins of Light and Lofty yarn, which is a super bulky weight yarn. It's a great winter pattern to wrap up in and it works up unbelievably fast. This free crochet pattern is made with two vertical strips which are joined in the middle while working.

Easy

Crochet HookP/16 or 11.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

MATERIALS:

RED HEART® “Light & Lofty®”: 1 Skein each
9312 Onyx A, 9316 Puff B and 9965 Zebra Stripe C
Crochet Hook: 11.5mm [US P-16]
2 Stitch markers, yarn needle

SIZE:
Wrap measures 16 1/2” x 77”

GAUGE:
8 sts = 5.5”; 5 rows = 5.5” in dc pattern.
CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge

Wrap is composed of 2 vertical strips which are joined together while working the middle (mesh) section.
FIRST STRIP: With A, ch 10.
Row 1 (Wrong Side): Dc in 4th ch from hook and in each ch across; turn = 8 sts.
Rows 2-68: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), dc between first 2 dc, [dc between next 2 dc] 5 times, dc between next dc and beginning ch; turn – 8 sts.
Fasten off. Place a marker around the post of the last dc worked.

2ND STRIP:
Work same as First Strip with B, marking the last dc as before EXCEPT odd number rows are right side.

MIDDLE SECTION-Row 1: Working across long edge, with right side of First strip facing, join C around post of marked dc, * ch 5, skip next row end, sc around post of next row end; repeat from * to last row; ch 5, sc around last row end; turn.
Rows 2-4: Ch 5, sc in first ch-5 space, * ch 5, sc in next ch-5 space; repeat from* across; turn.
Joining Row-Row 5: Ch 2, sc around post of marked dc of 2nd Strip, ch 2, sc in first ch-5 space, * ch 2, skip next row end on 2nd Strip, sc around post of next row end, ch 2, sc in next ch-5 space; repeat from * across; ch 2, sc around last row end of 2nd Strip. Fasten off. Weave in ends.

ABBREVIATIONS:
A, B, C = color A, B, C; ch = chain; dc= double crochet; mm= millimeters; sc= single crochet; st(s) = stitch (es); * = repeat whatever follows the * or ** as indicated; [ ] = work directions in brackets the number of times specified

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princess6860504

Jan 18, 2018

So here we have a wrap that is constructed in three separate pieces. Well, two solid color rectangles with a third section that is like an open weave mesh which joins the two together. A very inventive and creative way to construct a wrap, I must say! I am not familiar with this yarn, but it sure looks luscious!

mzparkr

Nov 24, 2018

I'm going bald trying to figure this out. The main colors are quite simple. Putting it together is horrible. Easy enough for those who designed this travesty. No video, no response to questions. I'm trying to follow the picture as well as the instructions. A few years ago I started crocheting again after a 40 year hiatus. Many new exciting stitches and patterns. I'm careful to select easy, and have mastered a few intermediate designs. Four ways to connect the two panels none seems to work. Totally frustrated with this pattern.

Editor Dana

Nov 26, 2018

Hi mzparkr, is there a particular part of the middle section that I can help with? There should be videos on YouTube for single crocheting around a post for example, or even for identifying how to crochet along the edge of a pattern. Unfortunately I'm not finding any other comments on the Red Heart site or elsewhere for tips and tricks for that middle section, but I'm happy to help troubleshoot if there's anything specific within that middle section I can help with. Please let me know.

mzparkr

Nov 24, 2018

The yarn shown has been discontinued. After some research, a boucle yarn is a good substitute. I found it at Hobby Lobby.

Hippie Chick

Aug 30, 2017

Love these colors. The black, white, and grey are so contrasting but they blend together so well. This wrap looks like it is a very warm accessory item also. It also has some light and airy openings that allows what you are wearing underneath to be seen through the little peep holes.

reginasimpkins 081 5151

Jul 26, 2017

I can't see the pictures today...

AFC Editor Julia

Jul 27, 2017

Hi reginasimpkins, We transferred a lot of our older patterns to a newer template, and so a lot of our older patterns had images that are too small for this template. We're in the process of finding and replacing these images so please be patient with us! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet

Lynn K

Mar 30, 2017

This beautiful Night Day wrap pattern must have been made especially for me, lol! It is exactly what I like, the pattern is gorgeous, I love the colors AND it is rated Easy. Perfect! If I did not already have so many other crochet project in progress I would begin making this wrap today. Winter will soon be here in South Africa and this is going to be one of my favorite things to wear.

Zeemer

Dec 09, 2016

So gorgeous. The black and white combination in any item especially in clothes often speak of good taste and elegance. This Night and Day Wrap is beautiful. But for me, the problem is with wraps and shawls you have to always watch the shawl from slipping off your shoulder unlike scarves and cowls that are more secure around your neck or shoulders.

pennyelfin 4160823

Aug 31, 2013

I am unable to open this pattern link, even when I go to Coats and Clarks directly.

mzparkr

Nov 24, 2018

Lucky you. Five years later, I am trying to make it and sorry I attempted it. First, the yarn is discontinued. Next, trying to find a comparable yarn, which I did. Making the two panels is very easy. It's the middle section that is driving me crazy.