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Step-by-step instructions: Knitting wrist warmers double-sided for beginners

Preparation for knitting

procurement of materials

To start knitting double-sided wrist warmers, you will need some basic materials. Here is a list that gives an overview of the necessary supplies:

material Description
Wool Soft, comfortable wool in the desired color
knitting needles Suitable size, depending on the wool
Scissors To cut the thread
tape measure For the exact measurement of the instructions
needle and thread For sewing the pieces together after knitting

Choosing the right wool and needles

Choosing the right wool and needles is crucial to the success of the project. It is important to pay attention to the thickness of the wool and the corresponding needles. The table below shows some examples:

wool thickness Recommended needle size
Thin wool (e.g. lace) 2.5 mm - 3 mm
Medium wool (e.g. DK) 4 mm - 5 mm
Thick wool (e.g. Bulky) 6 mm - 8 mm

When choosing wool, you should also pay attention to materials such as merino wool, cotton or blended fabrics to achieve the desired feel and warmth. Knitting needles made of different materials such as wood, metal or plastic can also have different effects on the knitting experience.

Basics for Beginners

gauge and cast-on

Before you start knitting the double-sided wrist warmers, it is important to make a stitch sample. The stitch sample helps you determine the right number of stitches and the right wool. The following table can serve as a guide:

Wool stitches per 10 cm rows per 10 cm
yarn 1 20 28
yarn 2 22 30

To do the gauge swatch, cast on a 20 x 20 cm rectangle. This allows you to check the number of stitches and rows and determine the correct measurements for the wrist warmers.

Casting on is the first step to start the knitting project. Beginners should choose a suitable method for casting on the stitches. Commonly used methods are the simple or the long cast on.

Understanding knitting patterns and instructions

Understanding knitting patterns is very important when knitting wrist warmers. Knitting patterns consist of various symbols and abbreviations that describe the knitting process. Some common terms are:

Expression Meaning
M mesh
Rd round
linear meter chain stitch
abbreviation cast off

Before you start knitting, you should read the instructions carefully to understand the steps and patterns. It is recommended that you follow the step-by-step instructions for the wrist warmers to ensure a successful completion of the project.

In order to properly capture the preferences and requirements for the knitting project, it can also be helpful to make some notes before knitting or to keep a knitting diary.

Two-sided knitting of the wrist warmers

Knitting the first side

To start knitting the first side of the wrist warmers, you should first cast on stitches. It is important to use a loose cast-on technique. The ideal circumference for the wrist warmers should be 15-20 cm, depending on the desired size.

cast-on Width (cm) number of stitches (at 20 stitches/cm)
15 15 300
20 15 400

After casting on the stitches, the knitting rows follow according to the chosen pattern. It is advisable to choose a simple pattern, such as the knit stitch pattern or a cable pattern. This section is knitted until the desired length of about 20 cm is reached.

Switch to the second pattern for the second page

Once the first side is finished, start switching to the second pattern for the back. It is a good idea to choose a contrasting pattern to emphasize the two-sided structure of the wrist warmers. The number of stitches remains the same.

pattern for the second page Length (cm) notes
cable pattern 20 Can be combined alternately with right stitches
pearl sifters 20 Gives the wrist warmer an interesting structure

To start the second pattern, simply enter the new stitch patterns in the next row. This side is also knitted to a length of 20 cm. Once both sides are finished, the foundation is laid for completing the wrist warmers.

finishing of the wrist warmers

Casting off the stitches

Casting off the stitches is an important step to finish the wrist warmers safely. This ensures that the stitches do not come undone and that the wrist muff retains the desired shape. There are various techniques for casting off, but the simplest method is the following:

  1. Take the first stitch on the left needle and pull it over the second stitch.
  2. Drop the first stitch from the right needle, leaving only the second stitch.
  3. Repeat this process for each additional stitch until all stitches are cast off.
Step Plot
1 Pull the first stitch over the second
2 Drop the first stitch
3 Repeat the process for all stitches

completion and final theses

After casting off, it's time to finish and embellish the wrist warmers. This includes sewing in the threads and loosening the edges for a neat look.

  1. Weave in threads : Any loose threads created during knitting should be carefully weaved in to avoid a messy appearance.
  2. Loosen edges : If necessary, the edges can be gently stretched to achieve an even shape.
  3. Washing : Before wearing, gently hand wash and air dry to relax the wool and fix the stitches.
Task Description
sewing threads Working in loose threads with a needle
loosen edges Carefully stretch edges if necessary
Wash Wash wrist warmers gently by hand and air dry

Tips and Tricks

Troubleshooting Knitting

Various problems can arise when knitting. Here are some common difficulties and their solutions:

problem Description Solution
Too many stitches There seem to be more stitches on the needle than desired. Check whether a stitch was accidentally added while knitting. If necessary, cast off stitches.
Too few stitches There are fewer stitches than required. Check whether not enough stitches were cast on when casting on.
Irregular stitches The stitches are not even. Pay attention to the tension of the yarn. Knit loosely to encourage an even structure.
Wrong pattern The knitting pattern does not meet expectations. Get tips on how to correctly interpret the pattern. Work through the instructions step by step.

Care instructions for knitted wrist warmers

To extend the life of knitted wrist warmers, certain care measures should be observed:

care instructions Description
hand wash Wrist warmers should always be washed by hand to protect the structure.
Wash lukewarm The water should be lukewarm so as not to damage the material.
No spinning Do not spin during the wash cycle to avoid deformation.
Dry flat Spread the wrist warmers flat on a towel and do not hang them up to avoid the weight of the water.
yarn care Depending on the material, special care products may be recommended.

These tips will help keep your wrist warmers in optimal condition and improve your knitting experience.

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