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Knitty Gritty with Britty… Wear winter wrist warmers
Last autumn, I tried to knit some beautiful semi-fingerless gloves using purple sock yarn. Knitting the finger stubs proved to be tedious and somewhat challenging. I put the unfinished glove away, hoping one day I’d acquire the patience and skill to finish them.
I recently found a skein of that gorgeous purple sock yarn and wanted to use it. The glove still depresses me, and I wanted to try something new anyway. My sock knitting skills are mediocre at best, so that was pointless. Then I remembered knitting the cuff to the glove was easier and looked quite nice. So I decided to use the yarn to make wrist warmers.
I knitted them flat instead of in the round, just because it’s easier. I also double stranded the yarn for more thickness. The wonderful thing about this yarn is its elasticity. It’s a blend of merino wool (which is very soft and has natural spring back), stretchy nylon and bamboo. Isn’t that neat? You’ll be wearing an Asian plant on your wrists. The finished warmers will conform to your arm shape very nicely, and will keep your wrists extra toasty while leaving your hands free.
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Knitty Gritty with Britty… Wear winter wrist warmers
The finished warmers will conform to your arm shape very nicely, and will keep your wrists extra toasty while leaving your hands free. Don't you find that it's always a little more difficult to get a handle on something when you're wearing gloves? ...
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Winter workout gear: Get head-to-toe warmth, without sacrificing style See it at www.target.com If you have a short-sleeved shirt that you are partial to, make it winter-ready with the Sugoi Sakura Arm Warmers ($40). This arm wear is decorated with cherry blossoms. The signature arm grip promises to keep the warmers ... |
Packing for a Ski Trip: The Ultimate Checklist
Pants: Make sure pack a pair of thick, warm, waterproof pants. Underlayer: Long johns are preferred, but the most important thing is to pack layers that you can peel off if you get too hot. Gloves: Thick, waterproof gloves are a must. ...
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Since 1979, 'Mad Dog' supplies Wyoming Cowboys with gear, -isms He respects everybody." Brett Smith, the freshman quarterback who has led the Cowboys to bowl eligibility this year, has a tendency to get a cold throwing arm. So Mad Dog takes a brown sock -- the thick, hunting kind -- and cuts out the toe-end. ... |
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Staying warm on your bike Arm warmers can be used to keep arms warm in semi-cold conditions. They are useful for rides that start out cold and, as the weather warms up, they can be rolled down or taken off and stored in your jersey pocket when no longer needed. ... |
