Rebel Purl
Movie Night Wrap Pattern
Movie Night Wrap Pattern
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This almost 7 foot long wrap pattern was created for the 13 Days of Halloween 2020: Women in Horror mini skein mystery calendar. Images are of the colors in this kit.
Pattern was written to be simple and easy to knit on while watching movies. Knit, purl, yarn overs and decreases make the peaks. And you only knit with one color each row.
Sample used 13 mini skeins, but you can use any color combination you want. Each color uses just under 20 grams.
The kit itself is no longer available! Any of our mini skein wrap kits will work with this pattern. Or you can use scraps, or you can grab 2.5-3 full hanks and mix those together.
If you missed the kit, here are the Women In Horror movies from the original 2020 release:
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The Exorcist (1973)
“What an excellent day for an exorcism” - Regan MacNeilNightmare on Elm Street (1984)
“I brought something out from my dream” - Nancy ThompsonAlien (1979)
“I’ll get my own answers, thank you” - Ellen RipleyAnnihilation (2018)
“Something here is making giant waves in the genepool”
- LenaHalloween (1978)
“It’s Halloween. Everyone is entitled to one good scare”
- Laurie StrodeA Quiet Place (2018)
“Who are we if we can’t protect them. We have to protect them” - Evelyn AbbotUs (2019)
“Once upon a time there was a girl. And the girl had a shadow” - RedSuspiria (2018)
“There’s more in the building than what you can see” - Patricia HingletonCabin in the Woods (2011)
“I’m so sorry I almost shot you. I probably wouldn’t have.” - Dana PolkHush (2016)
“Do it. Coward. ” - Maddie YoungThe Bird Box (2018)
“Listen to me. We are going on a trip now, it’s going to be rough” - Malorie HayesThe Final Girls (2015)
“At least I get to see her. Even if she is being chased by a psycho with a machete”
- Max CartwrightThe Conjuring (2013)
“Somethin’ awful happened here, Ed” - Lorraine Warren
Care information
Care information
To retain bright colors, do not store in direct sunlight. Items crafted from this yarn should be handwashed (or machine washed in delicate /handwash cycle) and then either laid flat or hung to dry.
Colors should be bright and permanent, but if you find any of the dye running from your fabric or yarn, soak in hot water with a bit of acid citric acid or vinegar) then rinse well. Do not dry in a machine.
