Cotton Crochet Arm Warmers
Last year I had a neighbour request some cotton arm warmers so I worked up a pair of them completely freestyle and never wrote out a pattern for them. As soon as I posted the picture of them I began getting orders and requests for a pattern. At the time I was not writing patterns, I would have never thought a year ago that I would be where I am today with over 30 patterns available online!
The lady I made the cotton crochet arm warmers for really likes them in the cotton, they do stretch as you use them but you can wash cold and dry them in the dryer. Just make sure you use a laundry bag when you do, then again you should always use a laundry bag for your crochet/knitted type goods and only wash with delicates and avoid velcro!
Cotton Crochet Arm Warmers Pattern Notes..
ADVANCED BEGINNER
Click HERE for pattern difficulty ratings.Hook:US I9/5.50mmYarn:Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Yarn 340g/400g - Off White was used in the picture.Sizes:
I made this pattern for a hand that measures 8.5" around #3 the palm of your hand. For smaller or larger hands, dec or inc sts in multiples of 2.
Gauge:
6.5 hdc = 2 inches
Special Stitches:
- fphdc - front post half double crochet
- INVISIBLE JOIN
Ch 28, making sure not to twist work, join with a sl st to beg ch. (28 ch)
Rnd 2: ch 2 (counts as beg hdc), hdc in each ch around, join with sl st to 2nd ch of beg ch2. (28 hdc)
Rnd 3: ch 2 (counts as beg hdc), *fphdc, hdc* in each hdc around, join with sl st to 2nd ch of beg ch2. (28 sts)
Rnd 4-7: rep rnd 3.
*Now working in continuous rnds, do not join rnds.*
Rnd 8: ch1, hdc in next st and each st around, hdc in same st as beg ch1. (28 sts)
Rnd 9-12: hdc in each st around. (28 sts)
Rnd 13: ch 5, sk 5 sts, hdc in remaining sts around. (28 sts)
Rnd 14: hdc through each ch, hdc in remaining sts around. (28 sts)
Rnd 15+: hdc in each st around until work measures 10 inches from beg of work. (28 sts)
Rnd 16: sl st into 1st st, ch 2 (counts as beg hdc), hdc in each st around, join with sl st to 2nd ch of beg ch2. (28 hdc)
Rnd 17: ch 2 (counts as beg hdc), *fphdc, hdc* in each hdc around, join with sl st to 2nd ch of beg ch2. (28 sts)
Rnd 18-22: rep rnd 17, on last rnd. Finish with an invisible join. dearestdebi.com/crochet-invisible-join
Cotton Crochet Arm Warmers Pattern..
This Cotton Crochet Arm Warmer Pattern is free to view on my blog, a PDF of the pattern can be purchased on Ravelry.
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Lyne says
January 14, 2013 at 11:00 AMLove how these are simple yet wonderfully classic!
Gillian says
December 7, 2013 at 7:29 PMHi Debi
I love you patterns but could you tell me are the stitches the same as in the UK as i know USA stitches are different than here in the UK but as you are Canadian just wandering if there are any differences
All the best Gillian
Susan Draper says
December 14, 2013 at 8:29 PMLove your collection of , my daughter would love these…and I know she would want one of each.;-)
Lourdes Manners says
February 6, 2015 at 6:17 PMHi Debi I have a question in the patter (rnd 3 states to *fpdc, hdc* in each hdc around) is that 2 different stitches in each hdc? Do I crochet it behind the fpdc? Thanks in advance.
DearestDebi says
February 6, 2015 at 6:33 PMThis is one of the first patterns I wrote out, it should read *fpdc in next st, hdc in next st, rep from * around.
Lourdes Manners says
February 6, 2015 at 8:05 PMThank you.
Rosie and Duncan says
June 23, 2015 at 9:49 PMI’d love to make these, I wondered if you knew how much yarn you needed to make these? I see you mention what yarn you use but I’m wondering if you use it all? I’m thinking of making these with some similar cotton I have which I why I’m trying to find out how much you used to make these? Thank you.
DearestDebi says
June 24, 2015 at 9:23 AMProbably about 3.5 ounces/160 yards