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Gently Reminisce Wrap
Gently Reminisce Wrap
"This wrap was designed for the warmer weather during the spring, summer and fall. It is lightweight and super soft. Lacy and playful. Simple to crochet and the added fringe, makes it fun to wear. Designed using 3-colors of The Cotton Wool (100% Pima Cotton Yarn from We Are Knitters), with an easy to remember stitch pattern repeat, basic crochet stitches and zero ends to sew in! This design is soon to be one of your very favorites."
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge2 stitches and 9 rows = 10 cm in pattern stitch
Finished SizeLength: 60 inches; 70 inches including fringe Width: 16 inches wide
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princess6860504
Oct 23, 2018
The Gently Reminisce Wrap is beautiful in the muted tones of what looks like to me a coral and a gray. At least, that is how it is coming off on my computer screen. It is also a 100% Pima cotton yarn. I can tell by looking at it just how soft and luscious it must be. It looks like there is a three row repeat going on here.
JaneEK
Oct 23, 2018
This lovely lightweight wrap will be just the thing for a special night out. I love the summery colors the designer used, but it would be just as lovely in a winter white or even something with a bit of sparkle. You can alternate colors like the designer does, or keep it all one color to show off the elegant texture pattern. Once you set up the foundation rows, its all repeats from there. As with most Oombawka designs, its printable or downloadable.
sally0630 2956813
Jul 21, 2017
I love the colors, the look and it looks comfy. I can't wait to make it.
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