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Carved Lines Armwarmers
Inspired by the sinuous shapes that skiers and snowboarders leave in the snow as they carve down the mountain, the Carved Lines armwarmers are meant to close the gap between your jacket and your gloves, keeping the snow off your wrists and keeping you out on the slopes longer! The slipknot cast-on and sewn bind-off are stretchy without being floppy, giving neat finished edges to your work.
~~~~~~~~ IMPORTANT NOTICE ~~~~~~~~
The Carved Lines pattern will be available at a discounted price of $1.49 through August 2015, after which the price will go up to $1.99.
YOU WILL NEED: A set of five US 4/3.5mm double-point needles (or the size needed to get gauge for your particular yarn), and a darning needle to weave in ends. Optional: stitch marker to mark the beginning of the round.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: The stitch pattern has some stretch to it, and should fit hands 7 to 7.5” around.
YARN and GAUGE: Approximately 1.5 skeins (160 yards) Jo Sharp Classic Wool DK, or any DK-weight yarn you like, to get a gauge of 26 stitches to 4 inches/10 cm in stockinette. To make a larger size, a light worsted weight such as Cascade 220 and US 6/4mm needles is recommended.
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- First published: August 2015
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