April May Lace Armwarmers

By: Jacquelynn Vance-Kuss from CraftFreely

Armwarmers look fashionable but keep you warm at the same time! Make your very own using this free knitting pattern. You can wear them under short sleeved or long sleeve shirts.

Click here for knitting pattern

Easy

Knitting Needle Size3 or 3.25 mm

Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)

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lindabarrett27

Feb 03, 2016

I've tried to find the PDF with three different browsers with no luck...link keeps taking me to blog, and I can't find any mention of this pattern at all there.

KathrynAllison

Feb 05, 2016

Hello! The link has been updated, so when you click the pink "Click here for knitting pattern" button, you will be taken to the designer's Ravelry page where you can download a PDF of the full pattern for free. Hope this helps! -Kathryn, Editor of AllFreeKnitting.com

susanchristelow259 4369511

Jul 30, 2014

links not working

Editor JD

Jul 30, 2014

Hi susanchristelow259 4369511, The pattern links to a PDF. You may be having trouble viewing if your browser isn't up to date. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting

adevine 1368713

Jul 17, 2013

@deeanza12 : You've knit six stitches in contrasting yarn. When these six are removed, there's a hole that has six stitches on the top edge and six on the bottom edge. Pick up six stitches from EACH SIDE of the hole, for your twelve stitches around. I would suggest putting these on 2 DPNs, then knitting 5 on DPN#1; add another DPN to knit the 6th st from that side and either the first three from the other side or 1 st from tip of the hole (makes the thumb a little bigger, & less like to leave a hole) and the first 3 from the other side; then knit the last 3 from that side and pick up 1 in the tip -- you'll have 5, 5, and 4 stitches on your DPNs.

deeanza12 8076717

May 05, 2013

I could not understand the thumb gusset instructions at all. It made no sense to me. I understand knitting in contrasting yarn 6 stitches, but how do you get 12 sts out of 6? I read these instructions until I was dizzy. So, I gave up. Rest of the pattern is easy and lovely.

Little Girl

May 11, 2012

These are perfect! just what I wan't, thank you!