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Knit Moebius Wrap

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The knit moebius wrap is a simple pattern for a sophisticated shawl to wear this winter. If you're looking for a free, online knit shawl/wrap pattern that's as stylish as it is practical, you'll love this one with its unique twist front detail.

You can find this beginner knit pattern, along with several other easy knitting patterns, in our free eBook, Learn How to Knit for Beginners:  27 Easy Knitting Patterns.

Knit Moebius Wrap

Finished Measurements: Wrap measures 21”/53.5cm wide x 40”/101.5cm long measured along wrap's edge

Materials:

  • Caron International's Dazzleaire (80% Soft Acrylic/20% nylon, 3 oz/85 g,
  • 155yds/141m): 6oz/170g
  • Shown in: #0007 Linen
  • One pair size U.S. 15 (10 mm) needles or size to obtain gauge
  • Yarn needle

 


Gauge: In Stockinette stitch, 11 sts and 14 rows = 4”/10 cm.

 


Special Terms:

  • slk = slip first stitch knitwise
  • slp = slip first stitch purlwise

 


Pattern Stitch:

  1. Row 1: *K8, p8; rep from * across.
     
  2. Row 2: *K8, p8; rep from * across.
     
  3. Rep Rows 1 and 2 for patt.

 


Notes:

  • The first stitch of every row is always slipped to give the edges a slight curl.
  • The entire piece is knit in one long rectangle and twisted when finishing before sewing together.

 


Rectangle:

  1. CO 56 sts very loosely.
     
  2. Row 1: Slk, k7, *p8, k8; rep from * across.
     
  3. Row 2: Slp, p7, *k8, p8; rep from * across.
     
  4. Rep Rows 1 and 2 until piece measures 40”.
     
  5. BO.


Finishing:

  1. Join the two narrow edges, giving the rectangle a half twist creating a moebius.
     
  2. Using yarn needle, weave in ends.

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I would suggest you measure yourself or the person you are knitting for. around the upper arms so you can adjust the pattern to fit. I'm a plus-size and had to undo and add rows for the shawl to fit. I do love it though. It stays put and no slipping off your arms/shoulders.

I did

I knitted Moebius Wrap using the pattern provided. It came out very beautiful. I am waiting to try this in winter. Please check @ http//knitcenter.com/portfolio/moebius-wrap/

what do you mean 58 it says 56 on mine and I don't have a rectangle on my page!

I'm from the UK and I liked the look of the above and wanted to knit one for my daughter. I've tried two different types of wool for this Moebius. Firstly in 2 ply wool after discussion with staff there, we both agreed the pictures looks like think wool used - but it didn't look right. Then went back to shop and got the chunky because of the size of the needles ... looks worse. Today I tried a different shop who said American patterns are very misleading!!! Seems that way, can anyone advise me as to what wool was used for this garment? 2-ply, 4-ply, chunky?!! Thanks. HELP

I would also like to know which ply please

Hello - the yarn listed in the pattern is actually discontinued, but you can use any Bulky/12 ply yarn for this pattern. Thanks! - Julia from FaveCrafst

I'm from the UK and I liked the look of the above and wanted to knit one for my daughter. I've tried two different types of wool for this Moebius. Firstly in 2 ply wool after discussion with staff there, we both agreed the pictures looks like think wool used - but it didn't look right. Then went back to shop and got the chunky because of the size of the needles ... looks worse. Today I tried a different shop who said American patterns are very misleading!!! Seems that way, can anyone advise me as to what wool was used for this garment? 2-ply, 4-ply, chunky?!! Thanks. HELP

I saw all of these comments today, so I went and grabbed a ball of Dazzleaire out of my stash to provide the exact details of this yarn- Caron Dazzleaire is 4ply, 80% acrylic & 20% nylon. The knitting gauge is 4 stitches and 6 rows per inch on size 8 needles. Making disparaging comments on here about american patterns probably won't get you much help. It is a 56 stitch cast on. For future reference most Caron brand yarns are acrylic not wool or natural fibers. I know its late, but hope it helps. happy knitting!

This pattern seems easy, but can someone explain to me why they have something under pattern stitch that is different then the rectangle? Also, it doesn't tell you how many stitches to cast on for the pattern stitch. Does this mean it is optional to do it that way or the way set up under where it says rectangle? I'm confused.

Knitting Fiend It says CO 58 st. The real pattern is under the rectangle.

looks good

HELP, I can not find this yarn anywhere, I can't even buy it on line. Please help me I want this shawl for my daughters wedding. What other yarn can I use...or help me find it some where. I need in in dazzle purple or something along that color. Thank you, I hope to hear from you soon. Linda

Caron's website http://www.caron.com/yarn_classif.html may have a link that you can ask them directly for substitution help. Good luck.

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