A pair of knitted wristwarmers with a mountain and patchwork pattern in blue and white colors, being worn by a person.

Mountain Wristwarmers Knitting Pattern PDF

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A pair of knitted wristwarmers with a mountain and patchwork pattern in blue and white colors, being worn by a person.

Mountain Wristwarmers Knitting Pattern PDF

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Designed by Anna Wilkinson

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About the design

If we can’t jet off to some snowy mountain peaks this winter, we can at least knit our own. There’s something of the après ski feel to these fun wrist warmers – we're picturing ourselves wearing them while sat in a wooden alpine chalet, sipping on eggnog or mulled apple juice. 

They’re knitted in the round, so no sewing up at the end. Play around with colour and use up scraps of DK yarn to give a ramshackle patchwork feel, and add lurex to the peaks for a 'freshly fallen' look.

This pattern is designed by Anna Wilkinson and was first published in Mollie Makes magazine issue 61.

Pattern details

You will need:
● Jamieson’s DK, 100% Shetland wool, 25g/75m per ball: one ball each in Bluebell (665) (Colour A), Lagoon (660) (Colour B) and China Blue (655) (Colour C)
● Rowan Pure Superwash Wool DK, 100% Wool, 50g/130m per ball, one in Snow (012) (Colour D)
● Rico Design Essentials Merino DK, 100% Merino, 50g/120m, one ball in Silver Grey (98) (Colour E)
● Set of five 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) double pointed sock needles (or circular needles)
● Set of five 3.75mm (UK 9/ US 5) double pointed sock needles (or circular needles)
● Stitch marker
● Tapestry needle

This pattern is written in the round using double pointed sock needles with the working yarns carried around the inside of the work using fair isle or stranded technique. This will add a little thickness and insulation to the knitting. However, you may choose instead to knit them on a pair of needles, working backwards and forwards rather than in the round. If you choose to knit them this way you could still use the fair isle technique, or you could use intarsia.

Tension:
24 sts and 32 rows to 10cm (4") measured over stocking stitch on 3.75mm needles

Finished size:
Finished dimensions 10 x 19cm (4 x 7½")

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