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The Button Up Knitted Warmer
The Button Up Knitted Warmer has a modern flair with its simple, yet elegant style. It can be worn as a headband with the buttons off to one side in front or in back. It can also be worn around the neck as a cozy neck warmer. Directions are given for three sizes: small (toddler/child), medium (children/teens/adults), large (teens/adults with thicker hair). Toddler/child size is recommended for those 5 and younger or children with petite heads. The sizing is easy to customize, as well. Directions also include an optional crocheted lace edging which turns this warmer from chic to adorable. This a great pattern for those new or young knitters and it makes a great last minute accessory or gift, as it takes about an hour to make.
Skill Level
Knitting-Beginner/Easy
You should be familiar with basic knitting terms and know how to purl and knit.
Crochet-Intermediate (For optional crocheted lace edging only)
You should be familiar with basic crochet terms and know how to make sc, dc, and tr stitches.
Materials
~U.S. 11 (8.00 mm) Straight Knitting Needles
~Three 3/4” Buttons
~ 2 Skeins of Worsted Weight Yarn (or weight category four)—this warmer is made working with two strands of worsted weight yarn held together. You will need approximately 120 yards (this yardage includes both strands). You could also buy one skein and wind it into two separate balls.
~Approximately 6 yards of contrast yarn (optional)- for crocheted lace edging only
~Size H/8 (5.00 mm) Crochet Hook (optional)- for crocheted lace edging only
~Tapestry or Wool Needle
Copyright 2016: This written pattern and the photographs included belong to MeMe Mae. Do not copy, sell, or distribute this pattern. You may make copies for personal use. Feel free to sell items you make using this pattern.
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- First published: March 2016
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- Last updated: September 30, 2019 …
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