Sunday, August 23, 2009

Lace Wrist Covers


Lace Wrist Covers

Fits medium sized hand
Sz. 6 & 7 dpns or circular
84 yds worsted weight yarn, shown in Red Heart’s Frosty Green
Gauge 4 ½ sts by 6 rows using larger needle

Both hands are done the same so make two

Stitches
K2tog = knit 2 stitches together
Psso = pass slid stitch over
Sl 1 = slide one stitch purl wise
Yf = bring yarn forward

on ravelry

13 comments:

Sarah said...

i really like these! great job!

Barbra Szabrowicz said...

Thank you :)

Anonymous said...

This pattern is adorable and I would love to give it a try. I have a question about the YF's in the pattern. You don't indicate in the pattern when to return the yarn to the back. Is it YF, work the next stitch in the pattern, and then return the yarn to the back? Thanks!

Barbra Szabrowicz said...

You just take your yarn forward work the next stitch as you would normally that should bring your yarn to the right working place for your next stitch.
Thank you :)

Anonymous said...

Beatiful gloves. I will attemp to make them but I have one question. When we knitt (K2tog) how do we add the stitch back?

Anonymous said...

Love these gloves, I will attempt to make them. I only have one question. How do you add the extra stitches after you knit (K2tog)?

Barbra Szabrowicz said...

SoCalGril24,
The yarn forward ( yf ) after the
k2tog with make a new stitch when you knit the following k1. Like a yarn over.
Thank you very much, Barb

Anonymous said...

Do we go back to stitching in the round at row 40? That would be 31-35 2x not in the round, then continue to end in the round? I'm excited to see how these gloves turn out. Just picked up an extra stitch though...

Barbra Szabrowicz said...

Stephanie,
You start back in the round with row 42. You don't need to do row 31again as row 35 is also a purl row. So the repeat of that row is not necessary, it would put you on the wrong side if you do both. Hope that helps :D Barb

Anonymous said...

Thanks Barb. That makes more sense now.

Barbra Szabrowicz said...

:D

Unknown said...

I really liked you wrist cover patterns, but do you have any "easier" patterns? These seem a bit ambitious for ME. Thanks

C. Lucas

Barbra Szabrowicz said...

Carolyn
I do have some in the works right now, in the mean time you can check out my other patterns by going to the free pattern page :D