It's the change of seasons, and sudden shifts in temperature are guaranteed! A wrap is just the thing - easier to put on and take off than a sweater, and a lot easier to lug around than a blanket! There are so many great patterns, so to narrow it down, I've decided today is all about rectangles. So here are 10 free rectangular wrap crochet patterns!
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10 Free Rectangle Wrap Crochet Patterns
Click on the name of the patterns you like to go to their pattern pages!
- Keiko Wrap by Kim Guzman, on Crochet Kim: This Tunisian wrap is gorgeous! And I love the drop stitches!
- Unique Lace Crochet Wrap by Lorene Eppolite, on Cre8tion Crochet: This yarn is so fun to work with, and I love all the wearing ideas she shows!
- Mulberry Shawl by Jennifer Dickerson, on Fiber Flux: Super cozy, and great for beginners crocheters too!
- Sweet Scallops Shawl by Lion Brand Yarn: I love the colors, the pattern, everything about this one!
- Chevron Lace Wrap by Tamara Kelly, on Moogly: This is one of my favorite pieces - I can't get enough chevrons!
- Single Skein Crochet Shawl by Helen Kennedy, on Ravelry: THIS PATTERN IS NO LONGER FREE, BUT IS AVAILABLE AS A PAID PATTERN. An amazing open pattern and the incredibly yardage of lace weight combine to make this lovely stole!
- Sherbet Wrap by Kimberly K. McAlindin, on Ravelry: This is so yummy! And it looks so light and airy too!
- Organic Cotton Shawl by Pierrot: This one is charted, so not for the beginner - but for the chart lovers, it's dreamy! I've linked to the Ravelry listing as it has some great extra info in the notes.
- Holey Moley Shawl by Edie Eckman, on Red Heart: Made with light fingering weight yarn, so it's lighter than it looks!
- Simply Shawl by Caron International Yarns, on Yarnspirations: Elegant and feminine, perfect for any fancy summer occasion!
I hope you've enjoyed this roundup of free rectangular wrap crochet patterns! If you've got an idea for a roundup you'd like to see, let me know!
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nANCY rOULIER
Once again I receive offer for free crochet patterns-can I print them NOOOOOOOOOOOO. Can't you folks just make it easy-if it is free why can't I just print it????? Total waste of time. If I can't find it as a free pattern on LB (where the patterns really are free) I will not bother to even look at them.
Tamara Kelly
There are usually a variety of ways to print them - some great suggestions here! Additionally, many people work straight off the computer or tablet, saving paper. 🙂
Philippina Wijtmans
I don't have a problem printing the 2 I liked, one of them is a free pdf download on ravelry, and this one: http://www.allfreecrochet.com/Crochet-Wrap-Patterns/Unique-Lace-Crochet-Wrap, I just copy/pasted to a word document and printed it. Why can't you print them?
Nikki
THAT IS what I do to. I downloaded the free Open Office by apache program, which i love btw, and copy and paste into it. You can downsize images or delete images to save ink. I hope this helps1 God Bless you!
Susan k
I copy paste into word, or screen shot and print, book mark on my tablet. Many ways to print use these patterns. Hey they are free be grateful! Love your blog and the free patterns!
Kim Guzman
Thank you for including my Keiko Wrap, Tamara. 🙂
Tamara Kelly
It's beautiful Kim!
Okara
I went to the website for the last pattern. Hover over the "Download Pattern" and choose the language you want - in this case "English" came up as the only option. Click "English". It should download as a printable pdf. It did for me. If it doesn't work for you maybe you need to adjust some settings? Good luck. 🙂 I love shawls and these are really lovely!
Tamara Kelly
Thank you Okara, glad you enjoyed the roundup! 😀
Chris lafargue-bonet
Had to look up Pierrot's pattern on Ravelry because the link wouldn't work for me.
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/210-18-organic-stole
Sharing here just in case...
Tamara Kelly
Sorry about that Chris! I'll double check the link!
Clotilde/Craftybegonia
Wonderful and very feminine roundup! I think there is one for every taste! I had to repin it!
Tamara Kelly
😀 Thank you Clotilde!
Romelia Salazar
Por favor publinquenlo tambièn en español. Estas preciosos, gracias.
Tamara Kelly
Gracias Romelia, but they are not my patterns to have translated!
Michelle
How about a summer beanie/beret/hat round-up? 🙂
Tamara Kelly
Great idea Michelle! Thank you! 😀
crystal
Thank you I just finished #4 the sweet scallops shawl as a prayer shawl to give away. It turned out beautiful.
Tamara Kelly
<3 Glad to hear it crystal!
Silvia
Why is it that it tells you it's a free pattern but then you click on the link and it takes you to Ravelry where you have to pay for the pattern. Ughhhhhhhh.......so flippin annoying!
Tamara Kelly
Hi Silvia! Sometimes the designers change a pattern from free to paid - can you tell me which one it is so I can update the post with the new info?
Kira
The Single Skein Shawl seems to be paid, darnit. I wanted that one.
Tamara Kelly
Oh dear, looks like it's changed. Thank you for the heads up!
Rose Huss
The link for the Sweet Scallop Shawl does not work.
Is it possible to get the pattern?
Thank you!
Tamara Kelly
Hi Rose, thank you for the heads up! I've updated the link with the new URL! 🙂