I made these to match the Fan Edged Hat. You may need to use a smaller hook to get a smaller armwarmer. These came out a bit larger than I expected (but they are not tight).Fan Edged Armwarmers
H Hook
Any worsted weight yarn (here I used the lavender to match the hat in previous post)
Ch 33.
Row 1: Dc in 3rd st from hook, dc in each st across, ch 2, turn.
Rows 2-7: Repeat row 1, ch 1, turn.
Row 8: Sc in 2nd st from hook, sc in next st, *ch 3, skip 2 st, 1 sc in next 3 st. Repeat from * to end omitting 1 sc at end, turn.
Row 9: Ch 1, sc into 1st sc st, *5 dc in ch 3 arch, skip 1 st, sc in next st. Repeat from * to end, turn.
Row 10: Ch 3, skip 1st 2 st, 1 sc in next 3 dc, *ch 3, skip next 3 st, 1 sc into next 3 dc. Repeat from * to last 2 st, 1 dtr in last sc, turn.
Row 11: Ch 3, 2 dc into 1st ch sp, skip 1 st, 1 sc into next st, *5 dc into ch 3 arch, skip 1 st, 1 sc into next st. Repeat from * to last sp, 2 dc in last sp, 1 dc into 2nd of 3 ch at beginning of previous row, turn.
Row 12: Ch1, 1 sc into each of 1st 2 dc. *Ch 3, skip 3 st, 1 sc into next 3 dc. Repeat from * to end, omitting 1 sc and placing last sc into 3rd st of ch 3 at beginning of previous row, turn.
Row 13: Repeat row 9.
Row 14: Ch 3, skip 1st 2 st, 1 sc in next 2 st, ch 7, sk next 5 st, sc in next 2 st. *Ch 3, skip next 3 st, 1 sc into next 3 dc. Repeat from * to last 2 st, 1 dtr in last dc, turn.
Row 15: Ch 3, 2 dc in 1st ch sp. Skip 1 sc, 1 sc in next st. *5 dc into ch 3 arch, skip 1 st, 1 sc in next st. Repeat from * 3 more times. Skip 1 st, sc in next st. 8 dc in ch 7 arch, sk 1 st, 1 sc in next st. 2 dc in last sp, 1 dc in 2nd ch of 3 ch at beginning of previous row, turn.
Row 16: Ch 1, sc in next 2 dc, ch 3, sk 4 st, 1 sc into next 5 st. *Ch 3, sk 3 st, sc in next 3 st. Repeat from * to end. Sc in last 2 st, 1 sc into 3rd ch at beginning of previous row, turn.
Row 17: Ch1, 1 sc into 1 sc st, 5 dc into ch 3 arch, sk 1 st, *1 sc in next st, 5 dc into ch 3 arch. Repeat from * 4 more times. Skip 2 ch, 1 sc in next st, skip 2 ch, 5 dc in ch 3 arch, skip 1 st, 1 sc in last st, turn.
Row 18: Repeat row 10.
Leave a long tail to sew edges together. Whipstitch the edges together.
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What pretty armwarmers, Naomi.
ReplyDeleteI like them and thank you for writing out the pattern, too.
I love this pattern and thanks for sharing. I have one question. To make the warmer for the second hand, is it the same pattern? I can't tell if the whip stitched seam is visible from the front of the warmer. Do I need to reverse the pattern somehow? Thanks
ReplyDeleteLindy, Thanks for checking it out! It is the same pattern made twice. Depending on how it looks to you, you could whipstitch it the opposite way and turn it inside right. Hope this helps!!
ReplyDeleteI just finished it :) Thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteManda, glad to hear you finished them. Can't wait to see a picture!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter loves them!
ReplyDeleteHi, I am attempting to make the Fan Edged Armwarmers and I'm stuck between rows 10 and 11. I don't understand where to do the double crochet or what chain arches you speak of. Any help you can give me would be much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteJessica
Jessica,
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I have started classes at the college and have had no time to crochet let alone check my site!
Let me know if you still need help
Yes please, I do still need help.
ReplyDeleteJessica,
ReplyDeleteOk, if you are between rows 10 and 11, you should have a 3 chs from row 10, in that space you will put 5 dcs there.
I'm not sure exactly where you are stuck. Maybe a little more detail and I could help more
Thank you for this beautiful pattern. My daughter is a cancer survivor and I was looking for a light pattern for fingerless gloves. She had a condition that is caused by the chemo (side effect) called Raynaud's phenomenon. She has poor cirulation in her hands and feet due to capillary nerve damage. I will take pictures when I finish.
ReplyDeleteThat will be wonderful to see! And I am so glad that my pattern was able to help! Can't wait for the pictures!
ReplyDeleteHi, Thanks so much for this pattern. I just finished a pair! I'm new to crochet and found this a great pattern to follow! Where can I email you a photo? Cheers,
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Kristen,
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome! I am glad you enjoyed the pattern! You can email me a photo at dragonfaeriee@yahoo.com. I can't wait to see them!
This pattern is so pretty! I want to make them for my little girl; can I start with a smaller beginning chain, and what number should i try?
ReplyDeleteBetsy,
ReplyDeleteI know you can use a smaller size hook and thinner yarn, but I'm not sure how long your starting chain should be. Possibly, you could measure your daughter's wrist/arm and go from there? Hope this helps :)
Thanks for this pattern! I'm a novice crocheter and am happy to find relatively simple patterns that still produce interesting results.
ReplyDeleteI've made my first one. It looks great, though it came out rather large for my hand. Would it be best to try it with a smaller hook? I like the yarn I used.
Actually - I just tried doing it with a 28-stitch chain (instead of 33) and taking out one chain from each row, and with the slightly stretchy yarn I'm using, it fits just perfectly for what I wanted. Thanks for putting the pattern out there for us!
ReplyDeleteKath,
ReplyDeleteYes you can use a smaller hook to make a tighter fit :) Let me know how they turn out!
I made it with 28 and it was still too big!
ReplyDeleteI think I will make them again with 21. They ARE beautiful!
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI work for a charity and we are making things to sell as a fundraiser. I was wondering if we could use your pattern?
You could email me at melissa@contactsouthsimcoe.ca to let me know how you feel about that.
Thanks Melissa
These are so pretty and easy to make! I made a full set of the armwarmers and the hat as a gift for my sister, and she loves them!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely saving the pattern for future use.
Mary, I'm so glad that you enjoyed the pattern and that your sister liked them!
ReplyDeleteDid you post a picture on Ravelry?
If not, send me a pic :)
Just made these for my niece!! They are too cute and she LOVES them! Thanks so so so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comment! And I am soo glad your niece is enjoying them!
ReplyDeleteSo easy to make and look lovely. Now on my fourth pair as my friends want them too.
ReplyDeleteDid double the amount of the first 7 rows to make into arm warmers.
Thanks for a super pattern and well done.
I'm so glad you like it :) thank you :)
ReplyDeleteDo I it the same way for the other hand? I am worried that the seam will show
ReplyDelete@jswheeldon: sorry for the delay..yes you would create each arm warmer the same :)
ReplyDeletei'm so sorry to bother you, i'm just having a really tough time figuring out the pattern, i'm afraid i'm doing it wrong. for row 15 when it says 1 dc in 2nd ch of 3 ch at beginning of previous row i have no idea what it is refering to. i understand the abreviations, i just don't get the 2nd ch of 3 ch part. Please help!!! i really want to make these!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pattern. Off to make a pair :)
ReplyDeleteI think you have run out out of yarn, for you have omitted last row of the second glove :) Best Regards
ReplyDeleteThank you for the free pattern. My mittens turned out very nice.
ReplyDeleteso cute, but I've pulled it out twice. I have no clue how to do row 11 at the end. Is that a typo?
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous. I found your pattern through Ravelry and tweaked it, just a little so that I could work in the round rather than sewing them up at the end. I've now got a gorgeous matching set of shawl and mits.
ReplyDeleteI am at row 17 and it says to crochet 4 more times but I dont have four more arches, please help as I have pulled this out twice already to be sure I am following the pattern correctly.
ReplyDeleteLady Akane: Thank you for the wonderful comments. I hope everything came out okay! I love Ravelry! I will search for you there so I can see your finished work!
ReplyDeletePam Owen: I apoligize for the lateness of my response. Did you finish the pattern? Or give up? I will have to make a pair to see where I made the error that you got stuck on. Please let me know where you are at with this.
ReplyDeleteIs the dtr stitch at the end of rows 10 & 14 correct? It doesn’t seem correct? Feels like it should be just a dc.
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