And what else could I choose to be back with, other than a new pair of cute hand warmers?
Fall is arrived with lot of rain here in Rome, making my hands cold.
It has been such a hot summer, that I'm really happy to be able again to put on a chunky wool cardigan, drink warm tea and watch the rain falling over the window.
This pair of hand warmers are made with a diagonal eyelets and ribbing cuffs and tops, I hope you'll enjoy this new free pattern!
Here it is:
Materials:
One ball 100% Merinos wool extrafine (50g/135m), any DK weight yarn will work
4.00mm Straight Needles
5.00mm Straight Needles
Abbrevations:
k = knit
p = purl
yo = yarn over
k2tog = knit 2 stitches together
st/sts = stitch/stitches
Handwarmers (make two!):
Cuff's Ribbing:
Cast On 34 sts leaving a long tail for sewing handwarmer's cuff and part of body.
Row1: k2, *p2,k2* across
Row2: p2, *k2,p2* across
Row3-14: Repeat Row1 for odd rows and Row2 for even rows
Body:
Row 1: k4, *Yo, k2tog, k4*. Repeat from * across.
Row 2: Purl.
Row 3: k5, Yo, k2tog, *k4, Yo, k2tog*. Repeat from * to last 3 sts, k3.
Row 4: Purl.
Row5: k6, Yo, k2tog, *k4, Yo, k2tog*. Repeat from * to last 2 sts, k2.
Row6: Purl.
Row7: k1, Yo, k2tog, *k4, Yo, k2tog*. Repeat from * to last st, k1.
Row8: Purl.
Row9: k2, Yo, k2tog, *k4, Yo, k2tog*. Repeat from * across.
Row10: Purl.
Row11: k3, Yo, k2tog, *k4, Yo, k2tog*. Repeat from * to last 5 sts, k5
Row12: Purl.
Rows13-24: Repeat rows 1 to 12.
Top's ribbing:
Row1: k2, *p2,k2* across
Row2: p2, *k2,p2* across
Using a larger needle (5.00mm), Cast off sts loosely doing a ribbing Row1.
Cut yarn leaving a tail for sewing handwarmer's top.
Finishing:
Sew handwarmer's top for approximately 2.0cm and cuff and body for 8.5cm, leaving 3cm of body open for thumb.
Cut yarns and weave in all ends.
Sew some pretty buttons on the cuff's ribbing if you like and enjoy your new pair of handwarmers!






89 comments:
thanks for the pattern. i think I might try these out :)
these are beautiful!
Ficaram lindas!!! Beijos.
love 'em! are they on rav?
Those are beautiful. Thanks for sharing. :)
ooh this will be my next project. i'm dying for some hand warmers!
Ho scoperto questi scaldamani su Ravelry e mi sono tuffata nel tuo blog...quante belle cose!
:)
Valeria
Ps: sei italiana, no?
I love you, your blog, and all your super cute patterns! Thanks so much for sharing :-)
Beautiful pattern! I can't wait to cast on!
Wow, these are really beautiful! Thanks so much for this. I'll be making a pair and linking.
I'm soooo glad to have you back. love the pattern. looks like the perfect project for the coming weekend.
Just found your blog, very impressed! I wish I knew how to knit so I could make these hand warmers...
These are lovely! now I just need to learn how to knit : )
Thank you for all you great patterns
Olivia
Complimenti! Questi scaldamani sono veramente molto belli! eli
delighted to know your creations..these hand warmers are really beautiful!
Just knit these up and they turned out beautifully! Thank you so much for the pattern.
Beautiful! Wish I could knit! (My son is in your lovely city right now!!)
those are by far the cutest hand warmers I have ever seen! thank you for the pattern, I am working on a pair this instant :)
Thanks for the pattern! I have knitted a couple of pairs as gifts and they are just lovely. I've linked to your pattern from my blog, because more people should know about it! :)
These are wonderful - I must try these...as soon as I done making things for everyone else :)
I really much like your patterns. I do make some myself too, but a little bit different :)
thanks for the pattern. They are gorgeous.
than you so very much for your Crochet Openwork Handwarmers=)
i´m so happy for that, I´ve done just one ;P but when i finish it i try it out, and i just love it!!!! thanks you again!!!
pd. sorry for my broken inglish=(i
Olá minha linda,
Passa no meu blog tem um meme de natal pra você.Beijos.
nice hand gloves thanks for sharing this with us.
nice pattern might give it a try
Hello, I love your blog. Merry Christmas and happy new year!
Kiotta
Hi. These are wonderful. I'd love to adapt the pattern to fit a little girl. Do you have a suggestion?
Thanks so much
Made a modified pair of these and they're great!
Thanks for the pattern and inspiration.
http://tamdoll.blogspot.com/2010/01/new-year-new-projects.html
Thanks for posting your lovely hand-warmers! Very inspiring. Found you via Ravelry - yay!
I laughed when I read "make two"... but was also glad...I can see myself making just one!
Thanks for the free patter, I just really needed some new handwormers!!!And congratulations for your beatiuful blog!!!
Please come to visit my blog at
arteparolefantsia.blogspot.com
Michelle
Love these and just started the pattern. Is row 1 a misprint? Should " YO K2tog K4" be K4 YO K2tog? Thanks for your help! Tara
This so cute. Love the color. Thanks
as everyone has said your mitts are beautiful but i'd like too add your generosity is also amazing! many share a free pattern but very few allow others to sell items made from their pattern. that is probably too nice!
waoo.. man its showing fantastic looks and terrific talent here. i love these hand gloves thanks for sharing this with us...
thank you for sharing your patterns - I love these hand warmers and also the colour
the pattern color is so beautiful. thanks for sharing with us.
wao what a lovely patten thanks for sharing us.
Hi. I was wondering if I could put a link to your etsy shop and your blog on my blog (www.sproutingsherbet.wordpress.com)?
Thanks,
Katie
When are you coming back?
please come back! i just found your blog and just started to crochet so i am in heaven here!
~cm
I agree with chinamommy!
hi! I gace you a Kreative Blog Award(I hope you don't mind) as I'm really quite fond of your patterns. Your work is lovely! Thank you so much for sharing. Pop around to my blog for more information.
Lovely! Thanks for sharing this with us.
Votre blog est magnifique.
Que de belles choses...
Véréna
I love this quilt design... I'll recommend your multiply site to my friends, this is my blog The Rookie Blogger. Thanks!I recommend you use 2xist for yourself. thanks!
Estou passando no seu cantinho
para desejar uma Boa Noite...
Não poderia deixar de vim ...
Verdadeiras amizades não exigem distância
tempo e lugar para existir...
e que permaneça nosso elo....sempre...
Beijinhos no coração
*♥* *♥* *♥*
*♥* *♥* *♥* *♥*
Seu blog é muito xik
parabens!!!!!!!
Helena
What an amazing and inspiring blog you have here <3
xo Lynzy
http://fromskirtstoskillets.blogspot.com
I love your blog! Your creations are so fun, and I have made so many of your creations for myself and my daughter. Please keep creating and posting, you are very talented!
Heya first i'd like to thanks for the beautiful patterns, i just made your cherry red hand warmers yesterday and they turned out beautiful xx so pleased.
I just started you diagonal eyelet hand warmers and found a bit where am confused, i cast on the 34, but then in row 1 i end up with 35 and then again in row 9 i got an incrase to 36 then 37 in row 11, once doing all 24 rows i ended with 39stitches which didnt work out for the end ribbing of k2p2. i sat with pen and paper and couldnt work it out. Can you explain it for me please, i know i must be doing something wrong as others have commented on making it and it being lovely but i just cant get it.
Again big fan and love your patterns xx I also learned all my knitting and crochet from the internet.
Thanks for any insight you can give me as i really wanna make these handwarmers xx
regards
Jo
These are so wonderful! Have a sweet day!
These are gorgeous!!!
gosh! how do you come up with this stuff!!? you're amazing!
Good afternoon!
I love your blog!
Congratulations and success!
Kisses!
Hi Marta, thank you for sharing all the lovely patterns! I've made two necklaces, there will follow more... I will show them on my blog with a link to yours. I'm a crafty girl (47;) form Holland and I like to crochet a lot as you can see on my blog:
http://www.handysandy.web-log.nl
label (haken en breien). Best regards from Sandra
gorgeous pattern!
now i just need to figure out how to read this.
i've never knitted a thing in my life, but these are just so beautiful i'm inspired to learn!
Thanks for the pattern - I've made two pairs so far as my mother 'borrowed' my first attempt!
This pattern is fantastic. I saw it, made it that night for a friend. Then made another pair two days later for myself out of a single skein of gorgeous stash yarn that I'd been trying to find a use for. Thank you :)
I love your diagonal spin on the handwarmers. I will enjoy wearing these!
Just found you this morning and am very pleased to meet you. Lovely things. Thank you for being so generous and sharing your patterns. I hope to use some for gifts this Christmas.
Thanks for the pattern - perfect for the snowy weather!
Thank you for the pattern. Mittens are amazing :)
Thanks for sharing the pattern!
I did and loved it!
Thanks a lot for sharing such a cute thing!
Adorable Pattern. keep posting..
thanks for the pattern i just knit up these, they are simply amazing.
These keep my hands from aching. Thanks so much!
Beautiful pattern - thanks for sharing!
Yarn Says:
Your article is amazing I got an effective knowledge from you article. I want to read more about your other articles on Yarn and Cotton yarn
Thanks so much for the pattern! I'm a huge knitter, and two days ago, I realized I don't own any hand warmers. I found your pattern, and now I am the proud wearer of a a perfect red pair! Keep up the adorable patterns.
Yarn Says:
Your article is amazing I got an effective knowledge from you article. I want to read more about your other articles on Yarn and Cotton yarn
Hi There!
This pattern looks really super! But I am apprehensive about trying something like gloves, etc... From what I can tell in the pattern, you are not using dpns? Are you working flat, and then sewing a seam up the side of the gloves? Thanks!
I really like these fingerless gloves! I've been looking for some and I just can't find the right pair... but these are so perfect! I love them. Now I just need to practice so I don't screw them up! ;)
These are simply lovely and I'll give making these a go. Wish me well!
I love this pattern, but every time I try it I make a mistake and get the holes out of sync :) Therefore, I only have the plain ones from your pattern which I love and my dog has torn to pieces. I'm going to have another go at this pattern. Thank you so much for keeping this site open to us with freebies. jan
I've just knitted these in some speckled wool they look lovely thanks for the pattern!
GOD BLESS YOU FOR SHARING YOUR IDEAS AND PATTERNS WITH OTHER PEOPLE.BE WELL!
Beautiful :) Love your blog!
Thank you so much!!! They are beautiful! I want translate this pattern to Spanish and publish it later on my blog, with all credits to your blog.
If you are interested on this, please tell me know to: noesaccone@yahoo.com.ar
Noelia
www.amotodoloquehago.blogspot.com
These'll make a perfect present for my friend! Thanks for the pattern!
Your hand warmers are beautiful! Most patterns I see are very tacky but these are very nice!!!
Great pattern, great hand warmers.
I'm no longer afraid of the next winter coming with a recipe for such great glovies.
I'm so glad to have found you! Now I feel as though I have two friends in Italy - you in Rome and Helen in Assisi.
In 2010, I had to cancel plans to visit Helen but hope to see her soon.
Thank you for sharing your creativity.
Caio!
Marny CA (not 'Anonymous')
Very pretty, I'm going to try it with the Knook. Thanks for sharing!!!
Hi Just to let you know I've linked to your hand warmers on my blog. thank you, Maggie xx
Thank you for being so generous with your patterns. You have beautiful designs.
Its a great pattern, very quick too - I've made three pairs for gifts already :P
Would you mind if I sold some?
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