Teaching Projects 4

Wrist Warmers.

This is a fun and simple project for beginners to learn about joining.









Wrist Warmers
By Rebecca Van Drunen

5.5mm Hook (I/9)
WW yarn

Abbreviations:
ch= chain R= row Hdc= Half double crochet
sc= single crochet FO= finish off
dc= double crochet st= stitch

Women’s (make 2)
Ch 22.
R1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in each chain across, ch 2, turn. (20 sts)
R2: Dc in each stitch across, ch 1, turn. (20 sts)
R3: Sc in each stitch across, ch2, turn. (20 sts)
R4-R23: Repeat rows 2 and 3. (20 sts)
R24: Dc in next 10 stitches, hdc in next stitch, sc in remaining 9 stitches. (20 sts)

Use single crochet method to join sides together. (Sc through loops on both edges across) Slip stitch to Finish off (FO)
Weave in all ends.

Optional: Turn work inside out. On outside holes sc around. FO. Turn inside out and weave in ends. Repeat on the other end. Turn it inside out again and wear them!

Men’s (make 2)
Ch 27.
R1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in each chain across, ch 2, turn. (25 sts)
R2: Dc in each stitch across, ch 1, turn. (25 sts)
R3: Sc in each stitch across, ch2, turn. (25 sts)
R4-R25: Repeat rows 2 and 3. (25 sts)
R26: Dc in next 12 stitches, hdc in next stitch, sc in remaining 12 stitches. (25 sts)

Use single crochet method to join sides together. (Sc through loops on both edges across) Slip stitch to Finish off (FO)
Weave in all ends.

Optional: Turn work inside out. On outside holes sc around. FO. Turn inside out and weave in ends. Repeat on the other end. Turn it inside out again and wear them!


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