Winter Wrist Warmers FREE PATTERN

Christmas is slowly creeping closer, and we have had a busy term here in the Ludlow household! I have friends in my life that I really want to make something for, to show them how much they mean to me, so I decided to design a gift pattern that would be quick and simple to make. Not too many stitches to count, and no time consuming sewing together! Here we have my Winter Wrist Warmer pattern.

Enjoy! Don't forget to tag me @themollyandtheivie with your beautiful makes!

This pattern is written in UK crochet terms. US abbreviations below.

Abbreviations:

UK ch = chain

US ch = chain

UK dc = double crochet

US sc = single crochet

UK htr = half treble crochet

US hdc = half double crochet

UK tr = treble crochet

US dc = double crochet

UK sl st = slip stitch

US sl st = slip stitch

UK blo = back loop only

US blo = back loop only

UK fptr = front post treble

US fpdc = front post double crochet

You will need:

Yarn Weight: Aran

(Recommended: Scheepjes Stone Washed XL or Women's Institute Aran)

Hook: 5mm

Ch 8

Row 1: Tr into 3rd ch from hook. Tr across to end of chain. (6st) Turn.

Row 2: Ch2, tr-blo across. (6st) Turn.

Row 3-11: Repeat row 2.

Join your ribbed wrist piece by placing hook through each stitch and dc across. Turn your work, ready to work the palm section of your hand warmers.

Row 12: Ch2, (always do your next st into the base of this ch) 30htr into the top of ribbing. Join with sl st to top of 1st htr.

Row 13: Ch2, 30htr. Join with sl st to 1st htr.

Row 14-17: Repeat row 13

Row 18: Ch2, 30htr. (Do not join) Turn.

Row 19-22: Repeat row 18. (Don’t turn row 22)

Row 23: Sl st to top of 1st htr from previous row. Ch2, 30htr. Join with sl st to 1st htr.

Row 24-26: Repeat row 23.

Row 27: Ch2, 30tr. Join with sl st to top of 1st tr.

Row 28: Ch2, *fptr, bptr* Repeat * to * around top of hand warmers.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

I hope you and this pattern easy and simple to follow. Feel free to comment with any questions! I would love to see what you make, I intend to make quite a few pairs of these wrist warmers this Christmas! Follow my makes @themollyandtheivie and tag me to feature!