I love this yarn, it's really silky (I thought it was pure silk while I was knitting with it, but I'm wrong) and pretty.
They look neat under other things.
Close up of the "lace" detail...if you can call it that.
Salad Wristers
Yarn: Artfibers’ Ming, Color 6, 1 ball (but if you choose to make them longer or wider, you will need more, as they come very close to using the entire ball.)
EDIT: I have realized, far too late, that Ming is sold by the yard, and I have no idea what size put up I had. I want to say it was about a 50 gram ball (so a bit over 100 yards, probably.) To be safe, I'll recommend 100 grams of whatever worsted weight you're using.
Sz 8 dpns
Gauge: 5 st/in, 6 rows/in
CO 28, Work in round in stockinette for 8 inches
Ruffle Rounds:
1: *K1, yo, repeat from *
2: K all
3. *K2, yo, repeat from *
4: K all
5. *K1, yo, repeat from *
6. BO using picot bind off as described here
(CO 2 with cable cast on, bind off four, repeat around.)
*Edit, had to change the name because apparently the original name is trademarked by some company that makes fleecey things. Eh, whatever. Wristers works.
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8 comments:
these look great! I just found my way over from knittingpatterncentral.com :) Thanks for writing up the pattern and sharing with us all... may just have to give these a shot after the summer ;P
Hi!
I don't want to sound too-too enthusiastic, however I do appreciate you for sharing this pattern...particularly the lacey ruffle trim. That is a pretty edging for many items. I plan to use it. Thanks!
:)
I have been attempting these (I'm not an advanced knitter) but can't seem to get the ruffle right. It just keeps coming out like it's just garter stitched. ??? Can you tell me anything extra I should know about the yarn overs? I really want to make these, as I have the perfect yarn (and coat) to wear them with! Help!
I just found this through Ravelry. Very cool. Thank you for posting. I have it in my Ravelry Queue to make very soon! Fun!
This is so beautiful! I'll try out this one! Thank you, and Merry Christmas =)
I just came across these through Ravelry. I'm excited to give it a try...
I just came across this through a search on Ravelry. Pretty excited about trying these!
Thank you for sharing your pattern!
I knitted these last year - in very lairy colours too! This year we had a really cold snap early in May and the first thing I searched for were my wrist warmers/salad wristers...truly fabulous little beasties they are! Thanks for sharing :)
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