These wrist warmers are super easy and knit up quickly – perfect for making for yourself of gifting to others!
Easy Ribbed Wrist Warmers
Supplies:
- 4.5 mm circular needles (US size 7)
- worsted weight yarn
- stitch markers
- stitch holders or scrap of yarn
- darning needle for weaving in ends
Make 2 (I highly recommend knitting two at a time)
Cast on 40 stitches
Join in round, marking the beginning of your round and making certain not to twist stitches.
Rows 1-42 *K2P2* 10 times
Row 43 *K2P2* 3 times, *KFB* 2 times P2, *K2P2* 6 times (42 stitches)
Row 44 *K2P2* 3 times, K4P2, *K2P2* 6 times
Row 45 *K2P2* 3 times, KFB K2 KFB P2, *K2P2* 6 times (44 stitches)
Row 46 *K2P2* 3 times, K6P2, *K2P2* 6 times
Row 47 *K2P2* 3 times, KFB K4 KFB P2, *K2P2* 6 times (46 stitches)
Row 48 *K2P2* 3 times, K8P2, *K2P2* 6 times
Row 49 *K2P2* 3 times, KFB K6 KFB P2, *K2P2* 6 times (48 stitches)
Row 50 *K2P2* 3 times, K10P2, *K2P2* 6 times
Row 51 *K2P2* 3 times, KFB K8 KFB P2, *K2P2* 6 times (50 stitches)
Row 52 *K2P2* 3 times, K12P2, *K2P2* 6 times
Row 53 *K2P2* 3 times, K1, place 11 stitches on stitch holder or scrap yarn, cast on 1 stitch via backwards loop, P2, *K2P2* 6 times (40 stitches)
Row 54-75 *K2P2* 10 times
Bind off in pattern.
Slide 11 stitches from stitch holder or scrap yarn onto needles.
Pick up an additional 3 stitches from around the top of the thumb opening.
Knit 8 stockinette rows in the round and bind off.
Weave all ends in.
I want to make these for a adult woman. How high up on the fingers do they go? I would think they should go to about the knuckle. thank you…A Please recommend a yarn content…A
These do go to about the knuckle. I think any worsted weight yarn would work well. Due to wool allergies, I have been making them out of acrylic but have also used Knit Picks Shine (a cotton and beech wood blend) with great results.
I believe there is an error on row 49 should read 6 not 8 in the middle,
Barbara
Thank you for catching that. I have gone in and changed the pattern to the correct stitches.
Well shoot. It posted before I was ready. Sorry.
Anyway, Row 43: *K2P2* 3 times, *KFB* 2 times, *K2P2* 6 times (42 stitches)
K2P2= 4 st KFB= 2 st
So, 4 x 3 = 12; 2 x 2 = 4; 4 x 6 = 24. 12 + 4 + 24 = 40st
I have 2 extra stitches at the end of the round………
Found another error on Row 53. There are those two purl stitches immediately after doing the backward loop 1 st CO that are not accounted for in the pattern.
There should be a P2 on both of those line to follow in the pattern. I thought I had added that. I will have to be more careful typing in patterns next time.
Nice pattern. Thanks for sharing! 🙂