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Knitting pattern for Easy Peasy Iben Wrist Warmers

Easy Peasy Iben Wrist Warmers is a timeless and beautiful design that is equal parts practical and trendy. These wrist warmers are knitted in the well-known pattern from the Iben socks, bringing the unique design into a new, functional accessory.

The wrist warmers are knitted with the luxurious Önling No 4 merino yarn, making them perfect for both everyday use and special occasions. The texture adds that little extra and makes them an interesting knitting project.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced knitter, the Easy Peasy Iben wrist warmers is a cozy and quick project you’ll love to make and perhaps even gift to others.

Size
One Size

Measurements
Width across the back of the hand: 3.35 inches (8.5 cm)
Length: 8.6 inches (22 cm)

Materials:
50 g / 1 ball Önling No 4, 100% fine organic merino wool, 50 g = app. 219 yards (200 meters), weight: fingering

You work with 1 strand throughout.

Recommended needles US size 2.5 (3 mm) circular needle 24 or 32 inches (60 or 80 cm)

Notions
3 stitch markers
Stitch holder or thick scrap yarn

Gauge 32 stitches and 46 rows in pattern on US size 2.5 (3 mm) circular needle = 4 x 4 inches (10 x 10 cm)

Procedure:
The wrist warmers are knitted in the round, starting at the wrist and working toward the fingers, using the magic loop method. The wrist warmers are knitted in the round, starting at the wrist and working toward the fingers, using the magic loop method. Begin with a standard long-tail cast-on. Knit in the textured pattern as described. Knit a gusset and set aside stitches for the thumb. Continue in the textured pattern across the back of the hand. Bind off stitches normally. To make the wrist warmer shorter or longer, adjust the point where you set aside stitches for the thumb and/or knit more or fewer rounds before binding off.
Note! The right and left wrist warmers are identical. Place the thumb gusset randomly over one of the three knit stitches in the textured pattern. The wrist warmer will naturally take the shape of either the right or left hand during wear.
This pattern is written without complicated abbreviations, making it accessible for knitters of all skill levels.