Wrist Warmers

#1

The Snowflake gloves are for a friend who mentioned to me in passing how she liked them…how her hands are cold at work but with typing she can’t wear gloves.

The other pair is a set that I’ve been wanting to make for a long time and over Thanksgiving I finally made the time for them. :teehee:

Patterns:
Snowflake Fingerless Gloves(the white pair made in Wildfoote sock yarn)
Mods: I didn’t do the fingers, I made them for a friend who seen a pair and really liked them fingerless.

Drops Wrist Warmers(the grey, black, creme, and purple pair-baby alpaca D.K.)
Mods: I changed how the thumb was worked. I CO 40sts and then worked up to 48sts. (Picture is them un-blocked)

#2

Oh my! What lovely gifts!!! Lucky recipients!!! :inlove:

#3

I LOVE those!! I Both pairs are beautiful, but I especially love the fair-isle snowflake ones :slight_smile: I’m adding those to my to-knit list!

Thanks for sharing!

#4

Beautiful! You do such lovely work, and so fast! :slight_smile:

#5

They are both beautiful.

#6

They are lovely . Nice work Dustina :slight_smile:

#7

Those are beautiful! I’ve been wanting to make some for my DD - I think the snowflake ones may be the perfect choice :happydance:

#8

Both are beautiful!!

#9

Thanks everyone!

The snowflake pattern is really pretty in person, I’m gonna have a hard time letting them go :teehee:

#10

Very pretty.

#11

Oh, I love them both! Beautiful work. Thanks for the links.

#12

Those are so cute. I really like the fair Isle ones.

#13

Really nice, I especially like the white ones

#14

Dustina, these are beautiful! And you always do such wonderful Fair isle knitting :heart:

#15

:aww: Thank you, I love working with different colors in a project…:hug:

#16

Both pair are just gorgeous!!! They’ll make wonderful gifts!!

#17

Love the snowflake gloves[CENTER] [/CENTER]

#18

Those are both great pairs of fingerless gloves. Your friend should really be pleased that your made her the lacy look mitts.

#19

Very purdy. I, too, like wrist warmers without the fingers. When I’m typing, the fingers are too bulky.