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Ribbed Stripey Arm Warmers
Sock Yarn: I used Berroco Sox – 50 g will give you
2 arm warmers
Gauge: 7 Stitches x 10 rows =
1 inch on Sz 3 dpns
Instructions (note, these fit a small to average woman's wrists):
- Cast on 56 stitches and join, being careful not to twist stitches
- Knit in 1x1 ribbing for 4 rounds
- Round 5 - 10: Knit all stitches
- Round 11: At beginning of round, k2tog, knit all stitches to stitch 30, k2tog, knit all stitches to end of round
- Round 12 - 20: Knit all stitches
- Repeat Rounds 11 - 20 until 50 stitches remain on needles
- Round 21: Rep Round 11 (48 stitches remain on needles)
- Round 22 - 41: Work k2 p1 ribbing
- Round 42: Knit all stitches
- Round 43: Kfb of 1st stitch, Knit 24 stitches, kfb of next stitch, knit all stitches to end of round
- Knit 4 rounds even
- Repeat Rounds 43 & 4 even rounds until 56 stitches are on needle
- Knit 3 rounds even after last increase round
- Next round: Knit 23 stitches, put next 12 stitches on waste yarn, knit remaining 23 stitches
- On next round, knit 23 stitches, and join to remaining 23 stitches, creating a tube with those 46 stitches and leaving the 12 thumb stitches unworked
- Knit 10 rounds even
- Knit 4 rounds of 1x1 rib
- Bind off loosely (I bind off using 2 needles held as 1, since I tend to bind off very tightly.)
- Pick up 12 thumb stitches on 2 dpns (if you pick up more than 12 thumb stitches to fill in any gaps, be sure to decrease to an even number, so rib stitch will work out correctly.)
- Knit 2 rounds even
- Knit 4 rounds of 1x1 rib
- Bind off loosely and work in all loose ends
4 comments:
How can I get this pattern to print with a white background?
Unfortunately, while a pretty color, the page color keeps anyone from printing out the pattern. Copying and pasting also transfers the brown with it. How disappointing! Hopefully the designer/author will provide a clean copy of the pattern. :)
HI there. I changed the background color. Hope this helps!
Thanks so much, Kelli! Thank you for sharing your pattern and being so considerate, too. - Very thoughtful!
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