CROCHET YOUR OWN JOLEEN WRIST WARMERS
Winter means cozy and one of the first things my daughters and I reach for are our wrist warmers. I have always loved the stitch pattern of my Joleen Beanie and I knew I wanted to make some matching wrist warmers. These are so fun and quick to make, I know you will enjoy making some for yourself or someone special in your life.
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Winter means cozy and one of the first things my daughters and I reach for are our wrist warmers. I have always loved the stitch pattern of my Joleen Beanie and I knew I wanted to make some matching wrist warmers. These are so fun and quick to make, I know you will enjoy making some for yourself or someone special in your life.
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***NOTE***
If you choose to sell items created from this pattern, please credit my shop (Elizabeth Ann Makes, IG: @elizabethannmakes) for the pattern. Please do not alter, rewrite, share or sell this pattern in anyway. This is strictly for personal use WITH the exception of selling items from it thank you so much!
MATERIALS:
- H/8 (5mm) Crochet Hook
- #4 Worsted Weight
- Scissors
- Yarn Needle
KEY:
CH: chain
St(s): stitch(es)
Sl St: slip stitch
SC: single crochet
HDC: half double crochet
DC: double crochet
GAUGE: 7HDC x 5 Rows= 2 Inch Square
Create a 2 inch by 2 inch swatch square using HDC, working your rows in the back loop. Your swatch should be 7 stitches wide by 5 rows tall. If your swatch does not match this, you will want to use a different size hook. Use a smaller hook if your swatch is bigger than mine or a larger hook if it is smaller than mine. Just letting you know, I do crochet pretty tight.
YARN NOTES:
The yarn is used in my examples was I Love This Yarn by Hobby Lobby.
HELPFUL NOTES:
Third Loop: To locate the third loop, find your front and back loops. Now take a look behind the back loop on the back side of the stitch. You should see a loop running almost parallel to the back loop – you’ve found the third loop! Working in the third loops keeps the front and back loops unworked and pushes them to the front.
Joining: For this pattern you will not count your beginning chain as a stitch. Join with a Sl St to the first stitch (front and back loops) of every round. Always be sure to work the first stitch of every round into the first stitch of the previous round (which will be the same stitch that you joined).
Construction: These gloves will be made from the bottom up, starting with the ribbing.
Sizing: Pattern is written to fit three sizes, Toddler, Child, Adult. When following instructions, sizing is noted as follows: T/C/A
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Wrist Warmer Pattern.
DIRECTIONS:
Row 1: CH 5, SC in 2nd chain from hook and across (4)
Rows 2-18/24/30: CH 1 and turn, SC in BACK LOOP across (4)
Take both ends of the ribbing and Sl St the ends together. Now you are ready to work on the length of the gloves.
Rnd 1: CH 1 and HDC around, join with Sl St (18/24/30)
Rnd 2: CH 1 and turn, working in Third Loop only, SC around, join with Sl St (18/24/30)
Rnd 3: CH 1 and turn, SC in joining st, skip next 2 sts, 5DC in next st, skip next 2 sts, (SC in next st, skip next 2 sts, 5DC in next st, skip next 2 sts) repeat around, join with Sl St (18/24/30)
Rnd 4: CH 3 (counts as DC) and turn, 2DC in joining st, skip next 2 sts, SC in middle DC of previous shell, skip next 2 sts, 5DC in SC of previous round, skip next 2 sts, (SC in middle DC of previous shell, skip next 2 sts, 5DC in SC of previous round, skip next 2 sts) repeat around. When you come to the beginning of the round, you will place 2 more DC in the joining st, creating the last shell, join with Sl St to the top of the CH 3. (18/24/30)
Rnd 5: CH 1 and turn, HDC around, join with Sl St (18/24/30)
Toddler and Child:
Rnd 6-8: repeat rounds 2-4
Adult:
Rnd 6-12: repeat rounds 2-5 twice, but end your 2nd repeat on rnd 4.
Now we will work on the thumb opening. The first round will be just like the previous only instead of joining at the end, you turn.
Rnd 9/9/13: CH 1 and turn, HDC around, place one more HDC in the beginning st, DO NOT join. (19/25/31)
Rnd 10/10/14: CH 1 and turn, working in Third Loop only, SC around, DO NOT join. (19/25/31)
Rnd 11/11/15: CH 1 and turn, SC in first st, (skip next 2 sts, 5DC in next st, skip next 2 sts, SC in next st) repeat around, DO NOT join. (19/25/31)
Rnd 12/12/16: CH 3 (counts as DC) and turn, 2DC in first st, skip next 2 sts, SC in middle DC of previous shell, skip next 2 sts, 5DC in SC of previous round, skip next 2 sts, (SC in middle DC of previous shell, skip next 2 sts, 5DC in SC of previous round, skip next 2 sts) repeat around. When you come to the last stitch, place 2 DC (18/24/30)
Toddler & Child: Join with Sl St at the end of rnd 12 into the top of CH3.
Adult: DO NOT JOIN
Rnd 13/13/17: CH 1 and turn, HDC around. Join with Sl St (18/24/30)
Adult: Join here.
Rnd 14/14/18: CH 1 and turn, working in Third Loop only, (SC in next 4 sts, SC2TOG) repeat around, join with Sl St (15/20/25)
Toddler: Stop here and start on the ribbing
Child & Adult:
Rnd 15/15/19: CH 1 and turn, HDC around, join with Sl St (15/20/25)
This final section is another round of ribbing.
Row 1: CH 3/4/5, SC in 2nd chain from hook and across, Sl St in next 2 HDC on edge of sleeve (2/3/4)
Row 2: CH 1 and turn, skip 2 Sl St, SC in BACK LOOP in each SC across (2/3/4)
Row 3: CH 1 and turn, SC in BACK LOOP in each SC across, Sl St in next 2 HDC on edge of sleeve (2/3/4)
Repeat last 2 rows around the glove opening.
Sl St ends of ribbing together, fasten off and weave in your ends.
Repeat the pattern one more time for the sister glove and you are done!
When you're all done with your Joleen Wrist Warmers match it up with a Joleen Beanie and share a photo of your makes using hashtags #elizabethannmakes #joleengloves so we can all see it! Thank you!
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