Sweet Striped Crochet Arm Warmers

These arm warmers were designed for tweens and young teens, but its easy to size these for a younger child: skip the last two stripes and go straight to the cuff! In other words, after finishing the 7th stripe, switch to color A, work 7 bpsc, and work rows !" # of the ribbed cuff pattern$

Sweet Striped Crochet Arm Warmers

Add this pattern to your Ravelry Queue . Wrist-.and &u$$ Using &olor A and leaving a /0 tail, #h 1. 2urn. Row !3 Working in 4'5, s# in the 6nd #h $rom the hook, and ea#h #h to end. %"s#) &h ! and turn. Row 6 7 613 S# in 4'5 evenly a#ross. %"s#) &h ! and turn. Row 683 2urn to work into the side o$ the #u$$, looping the pie#e into a ri**ed #u$$, so that the $irst and last row meet. &h ! and s# into the side o$ !st row and ea#h row around, as shown *elow. %61s#) 9o :52 ;oin yet. Stripes Se#tion Row !3 Insert the hook into the !st st o$ Row 68 %a*ove), yo with &olor B, and make sl st to ;oin. &h 6. <4pd# in 6 sts, then *pd#6tog= " times. %6! sts) >oin with sl st and #h 6. Row 63 <9# in 5 sts, then d#6tog= ? times. 9o :52 ;oin yet. %!1 sts) Row ?3 With &olor A, ;oin the end o$ the previous row with a sl st. &h 6, and *pd# in ea#h st around. >oin with sl st and #h 6. Row @3 9# in ea#h st to last st. 9# 6 in last st. 9o :52 ;oin. %!8 sts) Row 53 With &olor B, ;oin the end o$ the previous row with a sl st. &h 6, and *pd# in ea#h st around. >oin with sl st and #h 6. US-I, 5.5mm hook Worsted weight yarn, appro imately !"5 yards ea#h o$ two #olors %&aron Simply So$t in 'imelight and (rape shown) A video tutorial $or the upper #u$$s is now availa*le+ 'ooking $or the grownup version, &he#k out the All (rown Up Arm Warmers+

Row /3 9# in the !st st, then d# 6 in the ne t st. 9# in ea st to last st, then d# 6 in the last st. 9o :52 ;oin. %6! sts) Row " 7 13 Repeat Row ? 7 @. %66 sts made on Row 1.) Row 8 7 !A3 Repeat Rows 5 7 /. %6@ sts made on Row !A.) Row !! 7 !63 Repeat Row ? 7 @. %65 sts made on Row !6.) Row !? 7 !@3 Repeat Rows 5 7 /. %6" sts made on Row !@.) Row !5 7 !/3 Repeat Row ? 7 @. %61 sts made on Row !/.) Row !" 7 !13 Repeat Rows 5 7 /. %?A sts made on Row !@.) 4reak &olor 4, leaving a long enough tail to weave in later. Upper-Arm &u$$ Setup Row3 With &olor A, ;oin the end o$ the previous row with a sl st. &h !, and *ps# in ea#h st around. %?A s#) >oin with sl st. Row !3 &h 1. Working in 4'5, s# in the 6nd #h $rom hook and ea#h #h. %"s#) S#6tog in the ne t 6 setup row sts, as shown *elow. 2his is the Bse#uring stC that atta#hes the verti#al #u$$ rows to the horiDontal setup row. 9o :52 #h, turn. Row 63 Skipping the se#uring st, s# in the 4'5 evenly. %" s#) &h ! and turn. Row ?3 S# in 4'5 evenly. %" s#) Eake se#uring stit#h. 2urn. Row @ 7 683 Repeat Row 6 7 ?. Row ?A3 S# in 4'5 evenly. %" s#) 4reak yarn, leaving a !60 tail. Sew the arm #u$$ together with whip stit#h, ;oining Rows ! and ?A. 4e sure to work into the 4'5 o$ Row ?A to maintain the ri**ed look. 4a#k at the Wrist-.and &u$$, you #an whip stit#h the entire #u$$ together to wear it on the wrist, or stit#h ;ust the $irst ? 7 @ sts together, leaving a thum* hole, as shown in the $irst pi#ture. Weave in all ends. And then o$ #ourseF.