This time I used a "stretchy" pattern (= front post/back post double crochets) for a cuff part, and lacy pattern for the hand part. And what I got are very textured wrist warmers/gloves.
You are most welcome to make these for non-crocheting people - either for profit or as a gift or a donation. I hope you will enjoy crocheting these wrist warmers, and of course, there is a video to go with this free pattern as well if you have problems reading the written pattern:
Right-handed crocheters can click HERE for the VIDEO TUTORIAL, and left-handed crocheters should click HERE for their VIDEO TUTORIAL.
Size:
Adult Small/Medium (fits head 21" in circumference perfectly)
Measurements flat: width 11", length (top to bottom) 9"
Hat reaches slightly over the tip of the nose, and below the occipital bone.
Adult Small/Medium (fits head 21" in circumference perfectly)
Measurements flat: width 11", length (top to bottom) 9"
Hat reaches slightly over the tip of the nose, and below the occipital bone.
Materials:
about 1/4 to 1/2 of the ball of yarn that is lightweight #3, by Loops & Thread, Snuggly Wuggly, color your choice (mine was variegated)
Hook size 3.75mm (I used smaller size hook to make it denser
Yarn needle
Scissors
Gauge:
4"x4" = 12 dc sts x 7 dc rows
Abbreviations:
ch - chain
dc - double crochet
hdc - half double crochet
sc - single crochet
fpdc - crochet dc through front post of dc from prev. row
bpdc - crochet dc through back post of dc from prev. row
shell - crochet 5 dc into same stitch
join - join with a slip stitch
prev. - previous
(RS) - right side
(WS) - wrong side
Step-by-Step
Make 2 fingerless gloves
CUFF
Foundation - ch37, join
Rnd 1 ch2 (counts as dc), then 1 dc into next 35 consecutive ch sts, join (total 36 sts)
Rnd 2-10 ch2 (counts as dc), then *[1 fpdc, 1 bpdc]* - 17x; then 1 fpdc, join to ch2 (total 36 sts)
PALM PART
Rnd 11 ch1, 1 sc into same st, then skip 2 sts, *[shell into 3rd st, skip 2 sts, 1 sc into third st, skip 2 st]* - 5x; then shell into 3rd st, skip 2 sts, join into sc at the beginning of the row
Rnd 12 ch5, then skip 2 sts, *[1 sc into 3rd st (=top of the shell), ch2, skip 2 sts, 1dc into sc between the shells, ch2, skip 2 sts]* - 5x; then 1 sc into 3rd st (=top of the shell), ch2, skip 2 sts, join into 3rd chain of ch5 at the beginning of the row
Rnd 13 ch1, 1 sc into same st, then skip 2 sts, *[shell into 3rd st (= into sc st from prev row), skip 2 sts, 1 sc into third st (= into dc st from prev row), skip 2 st]* - 5x; shell into 3rd st (= into sc st from prev row), skip 2 sts, 1 sc into the same st as 1st sc st at beginning, turn - you will crochet on the WS
Row 14 (WS) - ch5, then skip 2 sts, *[1 sc into 3rd st (=top of the shell), ch2, skip 2 sts, 1dc into sc between the shells, ch2, skip 2 sts]* - 5x; then 1 sc into 3rd st (=top of the shell), ch2, skip 2 sts, 1 dc into sc, turn - you will crochet on the RS
Row 15 (RS) - ch1, 1 sc into same st, then skip 2 sts, *[shell into 3rd st (= into sc st from prev row), skip 2 sts, 1 sc into third st (= into dc st from prev row), skip 2 st]* - 5x; shell into 3rd st (= into sc st from prev row), skip 2 sts, 1 sc into 3rd chain of ch5 (counting from the shell), turn - you will crochet on the WS
Row 16 (WS) - same as Row 14
Row 17 (RS) - same as Row 15
Row 18 (WS) - same as Row 14
Rnd 19 (RS) - ch1, 1 sc into same st, then skip 2 sts, *[shell into 3rd st (= into sc st from prev row), skip 2 sts, 1 sc into third st (= into dc st from prev row), skip 2 st]* - 5x; shell into 3rd st (= into sc st from prev row), skip 2 sts, 1 sc into 3rd chain of ch5 (counting from the shell), join (into 1st sc at the beginning of the row) - from now on you will crochet on the RS
Rnd 20 (RS) - same as Row 12
Rnd 21 (RS) - same as Row 11
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