Bobble Warmers

I tried a pattern that I found online that was similiar to these and the directions and stitches used were confusing, so I pulled it all out and made up my own. This size wrist warmer fits a few different people.

crochet hook H

I used medium weight yarn for the wristwarmer and eyelash yarn for the extra at the bottom. 

bb-bobble stitch

ch-chain

sc-single crochet

sk-skip

sl st-slip stitch

st(s)-stitch(es)

*-repeat

I used a bobble stitch in this project. My bobble stitch was 5 double crochets in the same stitch leaving the last loop of each dc on the hook. Then you yarn over and pull it through all six loops on hook, ch 1 to close it.

Starting with the wrist section.

• ch 13 (to 18 depending on how long you want the wrist section), ch 1 and turn. 

• row 1.  sc in second ch from hook to the end of ch, ch 1 and turn.
• repeat row 1 and complete 25 rows (or more depending on the wrist size) 

• sl st the first chained row to the end row lining it up, ch 1 

• turn wrist section inside out (now the right side is out) and sc around the ends of the wrist section, sl st into the first sc, ch 1, turn 

• sc around once more, sl st into the first sc, ch 1, turn 

• *4 sc, 1 bb* around, sl st into the first sc, ch 1, turn 

• sc around, sl st into the first sc, ch 1, turn 
   

Use your judgement to place the bb evenly between the other bb stitches. This is what I did. 

• 2 sc *1 bb, 4 sc* around, sl st into the first sc, ch 1 turn 

• *sc around, ch 1, turn* ~ repeat this for 1 inch 

• This is where you make the thumb hole. Simply sc to where you want the hole and ch 5, sk 4 sts and continue on, don't forget to sl st, and ch 1, turn at end of row. 

• sc rows for another two inches or more if you want it longer. tie off and weave in all ends 

• For the contrasting yarn at the bottom~ tie on yarn, sc around once, tie off and weave in ends.

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