Knitting wrist warmers - instructions for beginners

• material
• Knitting instructions for wrist warmers
  • Pattern I
  • Pattern II
  • Pattern III
  • Pattern IV
• Short instructions - Pulse warmers

Pulswarmers and arm warmers are perfect for eliminating wool residues. Entangled in irregular colorful stripes, this results in a happy overall result, which matches colorfully with many different clothing variations. In this guide, we also show some knitting patterns that add extra variety to the knitting pleasure.

You can vary the length of the wrist warmers as you wish. Even the sample specifications are only examples and can be used and applied according to your own wishes. Whether colorful or classic uni: you will be thrilled with the knitting result! Let's put it on: warm arms - done - go!

material

For the wrist warmers here in the manual wool was used, which can be knitted with a knitting needle 3, 5 mm . Merino, alpaca, or mohair wool will keep you warm in winter, even if it's not very thick. Optimal is a run length of 120 - 150 m / 50 grams . Depending on the finished length of the gauntlets, we need 1 - 2 balls or a total of approx. 50 - 100 grams of wool remnants in different colors as well as 1 needle size 3.5.

Knitting instructions for wrist warmers

Stroke: 12 stitches on 4 needles = 48 stitches. Either apply the stitches on the individual needles or, following the impact on a single needle, fold them into 4 needles.

Close the work to the round. The first stop stitch becomes the first round stitch. Then knit the following sequence.

Pattern I

Round 1 - Round 8: 3 stitches on the right, 3 stitches left on the change

Round 9 - Round 16: 3 stitches on the left, 3 stitches on the right
Now knit this pattern for a total of 16 rounds.

Tip: If you wish, you can make a first color change after completing Pattern I, knit Pattern II with another wool, and bring even more life to the knitting.

Pattern II

1st round: * 1 right stitch, 1 turn, 4 right stitches, 2 stitches covered, 4 stitches, 1 turn * - repeat this pattern on each of the 4 needles of a round.

2nd round: right-hand stitches

Pull 2 ​​stitches off = take off 1 stitch, knit 2 stitches together on the right, pull the lifted stitch over the knitted stitch.

3rd round: * 2 right stitches, 1 turn-up, 3 right-hand stitches, 2 stitches covered, 3 right-hand stitches, 1 turn-up, 1 right-hand stitch * - repeat this sequence on each of the 4 needles in a round.

4th round: right stitches

5th round: * 3 right stitches, 1 turn-up, 2 right-hand stitches, 2 stitches covered, 2 right-hand stitches, 1 turn-up, 2 right-hand stitches * - repeat this sequence on each of the 4 needles in a round.

6th round: right-hand stitches

Round 7: * 4 right stitch, 1 turn, 1 right stitch, 2 stitches covered, 1 right stitch, 1 turn, 3 right stitches * - repeat this sequence on each of the 4 needles in a round.

Round 8: right stitches

9th round: * 5 right stitches, 1 turn-up, 2 stitches covered, 1 turn- over, 4 right-hand stitches * - repeat this sequence on each of the 4 needles of a round.

10th round: right-hand stitches
Knitting this pattern either once (10 rounds) or, if you want the cuffs to be longer, twice (20 rounds).

Pattern III

Round 1: * 1 turn, knit 2 stitches to the right *, this sequence * * will be repeated in this round.

Round 2: right stitches
Repeat round 1 and round 2 a total of 4 times (8 rounds) or, if the gauntlets are to be slightly longer, 8 times (16 rounds).

Pattern IV

Round 1 and all the following rounds: Knit 1 stitch left, 1 stitch right alternating.

Make sure you place the right stitches of the pattern on the right stitches of the previously knitted pattern. Knitting this pattern as a completion for the Pulswärmer a total of 8 rounds or, if the gauntlets are to be slightly longer, even 16 rounds.

The final round is the Abkett-round. Be sure to loosely bind the stitches so that the cuff does not stretch over the back of the hand or even cut you.

To tie off: First knit 2 stitches on the right side. Now there are 2 stitches on the right working needle. Pull the right of these two stitches over the left stitch. Then knit a stitch on the right side again. There are again 2 stitches on the right working needle, of which the right is pulled over the left stitch. Repeat this process until all stitches are chained. By the last remaining stitch, the cut thread is pulled, thus preventing the knitting dissolves again. You can see a flat conclusion row.

After the beginning and end thread on the inside of the cuffs is well sewn, the finished accessory can be tightened and provide warm hands.

Short instructions - Pulse warmers

• on 4 needles of a needle size 3.5 mm open 12 stitches (= 48 stitches)
• close the work to the round and knit in any colors and patterns until the desired height is reached
• Bind off all the stitches of the round
• Sew on threads