Originally designed with the notoriously unpredictable San Francisco weather in mind, these cute and versatile wrist warmers are perfect for brisk mornings, cool nights, and everything in between. They use only a small amount of worsted weight yarn, work up quickly, and are easy as pie. Grab your scraps, fire up the DVR, and make your mitts!
Materialy: 2 skeins (but leftovers are best!) of Malabrigo Merino, in coordinating colors MC: Polar Morn CC:Butter 1/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook Gauge: 11 hdc and 13 rows = 4 inches Siye: Women's S/M hand (M/L hand) FinishedMeasurements: Small/medium: 6.5 inch wrist circumference Medium/large: 7 inch wrist circumference Notey: Gloves are worked flat and then seamed. Directions: With MC, ch 25 (27) st, leaving a 12 inch tail for seaming. Row 1 (RS): Skipping first two chains, hdc in next ch and all rem ch. Turn. 23 (25) hdc Rows 2 - 6 (2 - 7): Ch 2 (turning chain), hdc across Row 7 (8): Ch 2, 2 hdc in first st, hdc across to last st, 2 hdc in last st 25 (27) hdc Row 8 (9): Ch 2, hdc across Row 9 (10): Ch 2, 2 hdc in first st, hdc across to last st, 2 hdc in last st 27 (29) hdc) Row 10 (11): Ch 2, hdc across Join CC. Rows 11 - 14 (12 - 16): Hdc across Row 15 (17): Ch 1, sc in first st,\*sk 1 st, 5 hdc in next st, sk 1 ch, sc in next st\* rep from \* to \* across, ending with a shell in the last st if working small size and a sc if working larger size. inch tail for seaming. Fold glove with RS showing and sew side seams Weave in ends. Work second mitt as first.
Abbreviations: MC: Main color CC: Contrast color st: Stitch(es) Ch: Chain Hdc: Half double crochet Sc: Single crochet rep: Repeat RS: Right side @ 2009, Katelyn Cowan. Not to- be reproduced, knit, taught, or sold for profit.
