It's quite a high wool content yarn - rather course but very warm. I used a new stitch - the crochet book calls it 'leaf stitch', essentially it's chain a multiple of 2 +1, and then 2DC (treble in US terms) into the third chain from the hook, miss the next stitch, 2DC in the next stitch, miss a stitch and continue. I love the effect, simple but quite dense and therefore very warm.
They are oh so warm and I'm very pleased with them. I do love crochet, it's so quick - Bonnie's blanket is now 14 squares by 12, and I'm hoping it won't be too much longer before there is a big 'ta dah' post!
Hope you're having a happy and peaceful weekend where-ever you may be :)
Your mitts are fab and so useful I bet ! Good luck for your next blanket project !!! Have a lovely weel end too !
ReplyDeleteLovely wrist warmers! And very fitting for this month (we had a bit of a cold strike here last week. Brrrr)!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to see more of your blanket soon!
Take care
Anne
They are gorgeous and look so cute on x
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ReplyDeletethe wrist warmers looking fantastic., exactly what we need for this month.good luck with your blanket!!!
have a nice sunday,
love and hugs regina
Great wrist warmers.
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Meredith
This is a great way to keep working on Bonnie's blanket! I really like the wrist warmers and the stitch that you have used which shows up so nicely in that yarn! xx
ReplyDeleteSweet wrist warmers, I really like the stitch you chose, might give it a try myself! : )
ReplyDeleteCute mitts, looking forward to the blanket reveal!
ReplyDeleteJillxo
They do look lovely & cosy, just the thing for this grotty weather xx
ReplyDeleteI love waist warmers and yours are fab!
ReplyDeleteI like your wrist warmers. They do look very warm and the colour is pretty. Have a lovely Wednesday!
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