I began crocheting at a very young age (I believe around the age of 7/8).  A family member showed me the very basic chain link stitch, and how to crochet blankets and hair accessories.  Well I continued to crochet those items until I got bored or tired of storing incomplete blankets in my closet.  It wasn't 'til years later I realized that I just didn't have the patience to finish a blanket.  Later (1989), a supervisor showed me how to crochet a scarf.  My interest in crocheting was sparked again but soon fizzled after a few months.  15 years later I discovered that it wasn't the lack of interest in the art of crochet, but the lack of VISION.  Although I was very appreciative by the teachings of this art, I didn't relate to it or feel a connection until I BELIEVED in the VISIONS given to me.  

Tracey Ambrose W.R.A.P. (formerly known as only W.R.A.P.) began in the summer of 2004 when I crocheted an oversized scarf/wrap as a gift to a former manager as a going away gift, and the rest is truly history.  From that point on, other employees around the office wanted a scarf/wrap for themselves or as a gift to family/friends.  A co-worker gave me the ultimate compliment by stating that the crocheted items looked as though they came from a boutique or “high end” store/boutique!  The same co-worker stated that I should decide on a business name.  Therefore, I came up with W.R.A.P. because it described the items (wraps and scarves) as well as a deeper meaning to why the business exists (with revelation and purpose).