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Simple Wristwarmers
Simple Wristwarmers
Keep hands warm and add a little colour to your day. These wrist warmers introduce a simple increase stitch to shape the thumb gusset which means a pair work up in no time. This pair work with just a single skein of Tundra which means you get something wearable from just one special skein- indulge! Instructions included are for those of you ready to work in the round or with steps for knitting flat before seaming.
SIZES
Circumference: 18 cm (7 in)
Length (to thumb gusset): 6 (13) cm (2.25 (5.25) in)
YARN
The Fibre Co. Tundra (60% baby alpaca, 30% merino wool, 10% silk, 109 m (120 yd) per 100 g hank)
Bearberry - 1 hank or Taiga - 1 hank
Aurora - 1 hank or Snowdrift - 1 hank
You can purchase Tundra from select local yarn shops around the world and directly from The Fibre Co.’s online shop. Follow this link for a list of stockists.
NEEDLES
For version worked in the rnd
7mm (US 10.5) circular needle or double-pointed needles for working a small circumference in the rnd (or size to obtain gauge)
For version worked flat
1 pair 7mm (US 10.5) needles (or size to obtain gauge)
TENSION
14 sts and 18 rnds / rows to 10 cm (4 in) measured over st st using 7mm (US 10.5) needles.
Foundations: The first wobbly scarf you knit and knotted proudly around your neck to keep out the cold. The handmade mittens you wore as a child, a gift from a beloved relative. When we think about the hours spent making those items, we understand that they are an act of love. It’s the time you set aside for your own creativity that day. It’s the way you felt as your beloved pulled on your hat as they left for work that day. Each stitch, a hidden wish. The gift of handmade is at the core of our latest series of design collections. We named it ‘Foundations’ because these are the building blocks for a lifelong hobby in which we can clothe ourselves and our loved ones in beautiful colours and texture.
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