I love all things about fall, especially fall fashion! After designing my Summer Nights Leg Warmers I knew I had to make a matching pair of Arm Warmers. I love how they turned out and I'm looking forward to wearing them in a few months. You'll need worsted weight yarn (I used Lion Brand's Feels Like Butta in Ice) and E 3.5mm and G 4mm crochet hooks. I hope you enjoy making these as much as I did!
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All Grown Up Arm Warmers
The free crochet pattern for these All Grown Up Arm Warmers are offered in two sizes. They're great for layering during the fall and winter season and they're perfect to wear in cold offices. Using warm worsted weight yarn, single crochet and double crochet you can be wearing these arm warmers in no time. They also make great gifts for the holiday season.
Dainty Bow Arm Warmers
These beautiful arm warmers are the perfect way to keep your hands and arms warm while you work or type. The bows are such a pretty detail to these lovely fitted arm warmers.
Kid-Sized Wrist Warmers
Kids look so cute and spunky wearing a pair of fingerless gloves. Make Kid-Sized Wrist Warmers using this easy crochet wrist warmers pattern. These gloves are so quick, you can finish them while you watch an episode of your favorite show. The joy they'll bring will far exceed your effort, because this pattern is extremely simple. Make some cute crochet wrist warmers in the kiddo's favorite colors, so they can wear them on cold days. You'll be amazed at this super-fast pattern!
Ice Scraper Mitt
Keep your hand warm and cozy while scraping ice off your windshield! The ribbed texture stretches to accommodate most basic ice scrapers, and to fit most hands too. This beginner friendly pattern is made with only 3 simple stitches, and with bulky yarn it works up in no time. The pattern stretches to fit most hands, but is also easily adjustable for a better fit if necessary! Need a last minute holiday gift? You still have time to make one of these!
Maggie's Mittens
This pair of mittens was crocheted as a gift for my Step-Mum, Maggie. The pattern is straight-forward and easy-to-follow. I have also created a full video tutorial to walk you through how to crochet a pair of mittens, from start to finish. I thought it would help those who have never crocheted mittens before, if they could see how they were constructed. You need one ball of Red Heart Super Saver Chunky Yarn - I only used 132 yards (117 m) to crochet the pair of mittens. I hope you enjoy making your mittens!
