The Chevron Lace Wrap is a popular pattern here at moogly. It’s got great drape, a 
modern look, and with a repeating pattern it’s easy to memorize and make! The pattern includes a chart and written directions, and quite a few people have made their own Chevron Lace Wraps.
But not everyone reads charts, and sometimes the written directions just don’t cut it. So by request, now there’s a video for those who learn better this way!
How to Crochet: Basics of the Chevron Lace Wrap
I hope that this has made the directions for the Chevron Lace Wrap clearer for the visual crocheters! I made the sample for the video in thick yarn so you could see the stitches, though the pattern calls for fingering weight yarn. That said, people have asked about using a heavier weight yarn to make the wrap warmer, and you can absolutely do that! Just bump up the hook size so that you get the look and drape desired in your fabric. The pattern for the Chevron Lace Wrap also include instructions on making it narrower or wider – so it could be a scarf or even a blanket!
I love seeing what people make from moogly patterns, so if you make a Chevron Lace Wrap (or scarf, or…), then please pop over to the moogly Facebook page and share a photo!
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Lorie says
This rocks! thank you so much- The funny thing is I thought I was doing it wrong, but I am doing it right! Yay! Seeing your video really helped. I just needed a little confidence.
moogly says
Awesome Lorie! Too funny! I’m glad the video reassured you! 😀
Bea says
Hi – Am I GLAD I found you; the Chevron lace pattern (written & video) and the diagram that is noted within the written pattern!!! Here’s why: I found a Chevron scarf pattern a few weeks ago and I went out & bought beautiful “pricey” yarn….well, the pattern left me miffed/frustrated. I sent an e-mail requesting help (maybe an error in the pattern???); no feed back so far. Being compulsive, I wanted a pattern for a Chevron scarf….NOW! So I searched on the Internet & found your site. It took me a bit to sort out the written pattern; in fact, I’m glad I also had the video to clarify & keep me on the right track….the diagram helped to “cinch the deal!” I just finished the first four rows and I do believe “I got it!” Following the suggestion from the inital pattern (the one I couldn’t figure out), I’m using about seven colors, using two colors at a time for four rows and then dropping a color and adding a new color, etc. Here’s hoping! Again, without you, your web site & help, I wouldn’t be “on my way!” Thank you! Thank you! Bea
moogly says
You’re very welcome Bea – it sounds like it’s going to be a lovely scarf! 😀
Lisa says
This is absolutely beautiful! So beautiful that a friend asked me to make it for her, my daughter asked for one and now my mother wants one too. I don’t know when I’ll be able to make one for me. lol It’s perfect for dress or casual dress and not to warm for summer. I am having a little trouble understanding what to do at certain times and have to keep referring back to the video, but like all the one’s I’ve done so far, I’ll get it eventually, I just have to continue practicing. Thank YOU for sharing this pattern!!!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 You’re very welcome! Chevrons trip up a lot of people, so you’re not alone! Once you get the hand of it I’m sure it’ll fly off your hook. Which is a good thing with all those requests lol!
Madlain Yunkers says
I am intrigued by your Chevron Lace Wrap. I I were to use it as a border, how would I turn the corners? I’ll appreciate an answer via e-mail at your convenience. I haven’t crocheted in a coon’s age and am a little rusty. Thank-you.
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Madlain! I’m afraid I haven’t developed a pattern for that.
Sarah says
Oh, fantastic – I saw and loved this pattern but was also slightly intimidated by it. Having a video tutorial is definitely going to help!
Michelle says
HI! I LOVE your site and patterns – especially the Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf. I have been following the pattern for it and am getting tripped up. I had hoped you had a video for that specific pattern. While this is a great video and does help, this pattern differs from the chevron lace infinity pattern. Any chance you have a tutorial video for that pattern as well? Thanks in advance!!
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Michelle! I don’t have a video for it up yet, but hope to get one up in the new year.
Christine Quinn says
It would be great if the pattern for chevron lace scarf was avlable in PDF downlosd.
Tamara Kelly says
It is, just click on the Print Friendly button at the bottom of the pattern page. 🙂
Naomi says
I’m so happy you made this video to go along with the written pattern. I was missing a something and I couldn’t figure it out until I watched the video. Thank You!!!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 I’m so glad it helped!
Debbie says
Thank you for adding the video. This is a beautiful scarf! =)
Tamara Kelly says
🙂 Thank you Debbie!
Lila Howard says
Is it possible to use cotton thread-like yarn for this pattern?
Tamara Kelly says
Yes, that’s what I used in the original pattern. 🙂
Lila says
Thank you! Wish me luck!
Lila Howard says
Tamara,
Please tell me what you mean when you said you used a ‘cone’ for thread. Thanks!
Tamara Kelly says
The thread I used to make the original item came on a cone. http://www.ravelry.com/yarns/library/pisgah-yarn–dyeing-co-honeysuckle-cotton-4-ply-fashion-weight 🙂
Lila howard says
Thank you!
Lila Howard says
Hi Tamara, I have 91 FSC and your video is only for 31 stitches, what should I do?
Tamara Kelly says
The video is a smaller section of the pattern, it just repeats across. 🙂