The Tiana Wrap is named after Princess Tiana in The Princess and the Frog, who is often pictured in a pale green dress resembling a flower. The wrap has cables that grow organically, opening up to become lacy circles reminiscent of flower buds with the petals starting to unfurl.

Worked in one piece, the wrap begins and ends with a border of cables and stockinette columns over a garter stitch background. These become the main cables in the body of the scarf. All cables and lacework occur on the right side of the knitting and the long sides of the wrap have a very neat slip-stitch edge that imitates I-cord.