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Ivy Wrists Pattern
Category:
CrochetingType:
AccessoryFit:
Women, GirlsItem:
GlovesSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Make a double crochet stitch
Pattern Description:
These soft and lacy wristlets are both beautiful and warm. The stitch pattern is stretchy, accommodating a variety of wrist sizes. Breathable and beautiful, you will enjoy making and wearing (or giving away) this pattern.
Materials:
- US I/6 (5.5 mm) crochet hook
- 1 skein Caron Simply Soft
You Will Also Need:
- Yarn Needle
Pattern Reviews
Average Review (of 7 reviews)
No gauge, too small January 13, 2013
Stitcher75I didn't have any Simply Soft on hand, but I used a similar weight yarn. These worked up really quickly even though I had to rip them half-way out to make them big enough for my not very big hands. I added thumb gussets because I mainly wear these mitts to keep my achy knuckles warm while I work. I think next time I'll work them in the round. First time through, I like to stick with the instructions. I'll also use a J or K hook for the beginning chain and maybe add a 13th row.
No gauge, too small January 13, 2013
Stitcher75I didn't have any Simply Soft on hand, but I used a similar weight yarn. These worked up really quickly even though I had to rip them half-way out to make them big enough for my not very big hands. I added thumb gussets because I mainly wear these mitts to keep my achy knuckles warm while I work. I think next time I'll work them in the round. First time through, I like to stick with the instructions. I'll also use a J or K hook for the beginning chain and maybe add a 13th row.
No gauge, too small January 13, 2013
Stitcher75I didn't have any Simply Soft on hand, but I used a similar weight yarn. These worked up really quickly even though I had to rip them half-way out to make them big enough for my not very big hands. I added thumb gussets because I mainly wear these mitts to keep my achy knuckles warm while I work. I think next time I'll work them in the round. First time through, I like to stick with the instructions. I'll also use a J or K hook for the beginning chain and maybe add a 13th row.
No gauge, too small January 13, 2013
Stitcher75I didn't have any Simply Soft on hand, but I used a similar weight yarn. These worked up really quickly even though I had to rip them half-way out to make them big enough for my not very big hands. I added thumb gussets because I mainly wear these mitts to keep my achy knuckles warm while I work. I think next time I'll work them in the round. First time through, I like to stick with the instructions. I'll also use a J or K hook for the beginning chain and maybe add a 13th row.
No gauge, too small January 13, 2013
Stitcher75I didn't have any Simply Soft on hand, but I used a similar weight yarn. These worked up really quickly even though I had to rip them half-way out to make them big enough for my not very big hands. I added thumb gussets because I mainly wear these mitts to keep my achy knuckles warm while I work. I think next time I'll work them in the round. First time through, I like to stick with the instructions. I'll also use a J or K hook for the beginning chain and maybe add a 13th row.
No gauge, too small January 13, 2013
Stitcher75I didn't have any Simply Soft on hand, but I used a similar weight yarn. These worked up really quickly even though I had to rip them half-way out to make them big enough for my not very big hands. I added thumb gussets because I mainly wear these mitts to keep my achy knuckles warm while I work. I think next time I'll work them in the round. First time through, I like to stick with the instructions. I'll also use a J or K hook for the beginning chain and maybe add a 13th row.
Great for texting teens July 29, 2012
kerelI have a family full of texting fanatics that live in New England. These are great little gifts for a lot of them.
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About the Designer
Melody started designing her own patterns in early 2011, when she combined her first and middle name to create the designer name Melmaria. An avid crocheter since the age of 9, she's living her dream as a published designer. The cold climate and historical flavor of her native New England inspire many of her designs. Look for her in the upcoming Fresh Designs series by Cooperative Press and 101 ...
Melody started designing her own patterns in early 2011, when she combined her first and middle name to create the designer name Melmaria. An avid crocheter since the age of 9, she's living her dream as a published designer. The cold climate and historical flavor of her native New England inspire many of her designs. Look for her in the upcoming Fresh Designs series by Cooperative Press and 101 Designer Crochet Wonders by Storey Publishing!
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