12 Days of Christmas, Crochet Patterns / December 15, 2022

Birchmount Triangle Wrap – Crochet Pattern for Granny Triangle with Picot Border

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This post includes everything you need to know about the Birchmount Triangle Wrap, a crochet granny triangle wrap pattern featuring two solid stripes and a delicate picot edging!

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About

The Birchmount Triangle Wrap is a whimsical granny scarf featuring two sections of solid stripes and a delightful picot border for a slight twist on a basic granny triangle! Made with Lion Brand Color Theory, there are so many color combinations for this wrap since each colorway was intentionally developed to match with the rest of the collection. This would also be a great project to use any scraps, fade sets, or mini sets you may have in your stash!

Materials

Yarn: Worsted—Lion Brand Color Theory in Moonbeam for Main Color (MC) and Satellite for Accent Color (AC)

100% acrylic
246 yds (225 m) per 3.5 oz (100 g) skein
Find this yarn on lionbrand.com or visit yarnsub.com to find comparable substitutes.

Yardage Required:

3 skeins of Main Color (Moonbeam), or 600 yds (549 m), and
1 skein of Accent Color (Satellite) or 140 yds (128 m)

Substitute Lion Brand Color Theory with any similar category 4 (worsted) medium weight yarn that matches gauge. You can also easily substitute any other yarn weight with a corresponding hook and work to your desired dimensions.

Hook: Size U.S. 7 (4.5 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions: Tapestry needle

Measurements

Finished scarf should measure approximately 27” (69 cm) in depth with a 60” (152 cm) wingspan (measured across the longest edge).

Gauge

After first 6 rows, triangle should measure approximately 4” (10 cm) in depth and 7.75” (20 cm) in width (across the longest edge).

Terms + Abbreviations

(US Terms)

AC: accent color

ch: chain

ch-sp: chain space

dc: double crochet

granny cluster repeat: 3 double crochets in designated chain space, ch 1

MC: main color

Picot: (sl st, ch 3, sl st) in designated stitch

rep: repeat

sc: single crochet

sk: skip

sl st: slip stitch

st(s): stitch(es)

Pattern Notes

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Stitch Counts: Stitch counts are listed after each row. If no stitch count is given, there has been no change since the previous row.

Reversible: There is no right side or wrong side; both sides are identical. Whichever side you choose to wear as the “right side” is your preference.

Turning Chain: The turning chain (ch-4) counts as 1 double crochet and 1 chain.

Changing Colors Seamlessly: When working the last stitch of an old color, work the stitch as usual, but use the new color for your final yarn over and pull through to close the stitch. Then, you may cut the old color and continue stitching with the new color.