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Easy Peasy Garter Stitch Arm Warmers
Most beginner knitter’s first project is a scarf, but these wrist warmers could just as easily become your first knitting project. Much like a scarf they are just knitted rectangles. There is a tutorial right in the pattern that describes how to sew them up into sweet hand cozies. Shown with 2-coloured stripes, but they are an even easier knit with one colour. You choose! Bonus- they will be done a lot quicker then a scarf and use less yarn too!
Finished Measurements: Diameter (or when measured flat) 18cm/7” it should stretch to 24cm/9.5” and fit a variety of hand sizes.
Height - 20cm/8”
Size: Medium ladies
Gauge: 20 stitches per 10cm/4” in stocking stitch (knit one row, purl one row)
18 stitches per 10cm/4” in garter stitch (knit every row)
Level
Knitters must know how to cast on, and knit and cast off. A tutorial on how to sew up the mittens is included in the instructions.
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- First published: May 2013
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