V-Stitch Wrap Crochet Pattern {Free!}

The V-Stitch Wrap Crochet Pattern is a stylish and versatile accessory that adds warmth and elegance to any outfit. Crafted using simple double and treble crochet stitches, this two-tone wrap combines classic design with modern flair. With five lengths to choose from, ranging from 55″ to 74″, you can create a piece that perfectly suits your style and needs. Made with worsted weight yarn and a 5mm hook, this pattern is easy and rewarding, offering warmth and beauty in every stitch.

Pattern Notes

1. Terms of Use – Pattern for personal use only. Do NOT distribute or share the PDF pattern. See full terms of use.
2. Skill Level – Easy
3. Gauge (4 x 4” swatch) – 13 st and 14 rows of sc with a 5mm (H-8) hook.

Dimensions

15” in height and 55” in length. You can adjust the width with the number of chains and the height by the number of rows.

Supplies

• Yarn: Worsted (10ply, category 4), 590m/645y
• Crochet hook: 5mm or hook to match gauge.
• Tapestry needle: To weave ends.

I used an Australian yarn called Half and Half from Spotlight. Any worsted yarn is suitable with a matched gauge. If you want your wrap to be extra warm this winter, choose a wool blend yarn that is easy to wash.

Abbreviations

Pattern written in US terms.

• dc = double crochet stitch
• ch = chain stitch
• sp = space
• sk = skip
• st/sts =stitch/ stitch

Free V-Stitch Crochet Wrap Instructions

Foundation

1. Chain 197 with a 6mm crochet hook or crochet loosely with the 5mm hook.

Formula if you would like a longer or shorter wrap: An ODD multiple of 3 plus 2. For example 65*3 =195 + 2=197

Here is a table with suggested chains for different length wraps:

Length (inches)	Number of Chains
55” (140 cm)	179 (=177+2)
60” (152cm)	197 (=195+2)
65” (165 cm)	215 (=213+2)
70” (178cm)	233 (=231+2)
74” (188cm)	245 (= 243+2)

Row 1 (dc row)

1. Change to 5mm hook for rest of wrap
2. Dc into 4^th chain, dc across row. Turn.

Row 2 (dc row)

1. Ch 3 (counts as first dc), dc across row. (Last stitch in turning chain) Turn.

Row 3 (dc mesh row)

1. Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next stitch.
2. *Ch1, sk1, dc.
3. Repeat from * across row to last 3 stitches
4. Sk1, dc in last 2 stitches. (Last stitch in turning chain).
5. Turn.

Row 4 (dc row)

1. Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next stitch.
2. *Dc in ch-1 sp, dc in top of next stitch.
3. Repeat across row. Dc in top of turning chain.  
4. Turn.

Row 5 (tr v-stitch row)

1. Ch4 (counts as first tr), tr in next stitch, ch1, sk1.
2. *(tr, ch1, tr) in next stitch, sk2.
3. Repeat across row to last 2 stitches.
4. Ch1, tr in last 2 stitches (last stitch in turning chain). Turn.

Row 6 (dc row)

1. Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next stitch. Dc in ch-1 space.
2. *Dc, dc in ch-1 space, dc.
3. Repeat to last 3 stitches, dc in ch-1 space, dc in last 2 stitches. Turn.

Row 7 -29

Repeat rows 3 to 6 in the following pattern. End with extra double crochet row 29.

• Row 7 – Mesh
• Row 8 – Double crochet
• Row 9 – V-stitch
• Row 10 – Double Crochet
• Row 11 – Mesh
• Row 12 – Double crochet
• Row 13 – V-stitch
• Row 14 – Double Crochet
• Row 15 – Mesh
• Row 16 – Double crochet
• Row 17 – V-stitch
• Row 18 – Double Crochet
• Row 19 – Mesh
• Row 20 – Double crochet
• Row 21 – V-stitch
• Row 22 – Double Crochet
• Row 23 – Mesh
• Row 24 – Double crochet
• Row 25 – V-stitch
• Row 26 – Double Crochet
• Row 27 – Mesh
• Row 28 – Double crochet
• Row 29 – Double Crochet

Border (short ends only)

1. Join yarn to short end. Ch 1, sc into first stitch, Sc along row. (2sc into dc row, 3sc into treble rows). Turn.
2. Ch3, dc across row
3. Fasten off and weave in ends.

In Conclusion

The V-Stitch Wrap Crochet Pattern is an ideal project for crocheters who love style and simplicity. Whether crafting a cozy addition to your wardrobe or making a thoughtful handmade gift, this wrap is as fun to create as it is to wear. The combination of warm worsted weight yarn, a two-tone design, and multiple length options ensures you’ll have a timeless, practical accessory.

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