A video tutorial to get you stared on my This Way Wrap.
The yarn used in this video was provided by King Cole
The This Way Wrap is a fun wrap with a 4 row repeat. There are several rows before the first repeat section, and they can be a bit tricky at first, so here is a video to help you with the set up rows. Find the full pattern HERE.
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