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Sunset Infinity Wrap

HeartStrings knitting pattern #H88

Circle your shoulders in a soft glow of color when the air starts to cool at sunset.

Sunset Wrap is shown below knitted with a slow striping yarn. The textured beaded lace pattern stitch is reminiscent of the hues of backlit clouds along the horizon of a beautiful sunset over a glacial lake. The beads give just a hint of light as though the last rays of sun are reflecting off wisps of clouds on the horizon.

Sunset Infinity Wrap double twist fake moebius

This infinity wrap is knit circularly as a large tube with lace eyelets worked on 5 of the 6 pattern rounds. If you have not knit lace where there is lace patterning every row, the Sunset Wrap is a good introduction. And even if you have, you'll enjoy how relaxing and fun this project is.

Because Sunset Wrap is pleasingly reversible, you can wear it in a variety of ways.

Sunset Infinity Wrap generously sized twisted loop scarf Sunset Infinity Wrap worn as a large loop to cover your shoulders and back and draped in front to bring focus to the pretty scalloped edges.
  • Yarn: 585 yards fingering weight.
  • Suggested needles: Size 6 US (4 mm) circular, 24" - 32" length.
  • Beads: 200 size 6/0 (4 mm diameter).
  • Finished size: 40" circumference by 16". Guidance for adjusting the size is included in the project instructions.
  • Special techniques: Simple lace patterning every round. Crochet hook method for bead placment.
  • Yarn and beads for sample model: Crystal Palace Mini Mochi in color #321 Ice Strawberry; Miyuki glass seed beads color #274 Amethyst Lined Crystal AB.
Sunset Infinity Wrap

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