Free Pattern- Cable Wrist Warmer Pattern

This pattern was previously offered for sale in my Etsy shop but every once in a while I like to take an older pattern and offer it up for free as a thanks!!!!
Hope ya'll enjoy it!!

Julee


Cabled Wrist Warmer

Size: With “F” crochet hook- 7 inches around X 7 ½ inches long
With “G” crochet hook- 7 ½ inches around X 8 inches long

Level of Difficulty: Advanced Beginner

Materials:
Approx 4 ounces of Caron Simply Soft or comparable yarn
G/6-4.25 (For smaller warmer use size “F” crochet hook)
Tapestry Needle for weaving in yarns
Yarn bobbin (optional- for 80 inches of yarn measured off at beginning of wrist warmer)

Gauge:
With “F” crochet hook: 4 ½ HDC= 1 inch, 3 ½ rows = 1 inch
With “G” crochet hook: 4 HDC = 1 inch, 3 rows = 1 inch

Stitches Used:HDC, SL ST, SC.

Special Stitches Used:
Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC): Yarn over, insert hook behind post of stitch ( insert hook from front to back of stitch), Yarn over, pull through, Yarn over, (pull through 2 loops) 2X’s. That will complete the FPDC.

Back Post Double Crochet (BPDC): Yarn over, insert hook behind post of stitch ( insert hook from back to front of stitch), Yarn over, pull through, Yarn over, (pull through 2 loops) 2X’s. That will complete the BPDC.

Front Post Treble Crochet (FPTC): Yarn over 2X’s, insert hook behind post of stitch, ( insert hook from front to back of stitch), Yarn over, pull through, Yarn over, (pull through 2 loops) 3X’s. That will complete the FPTC.


Note: For beginning of each wrist warmer measure off 80 inches of yarn and bundle up but do not cut. The 80 inches of yarn you just measured off will be used to sc around edge of wrist warmer after sewing

Left Hand
Chain 31 Loosely (with tail still connected to ball of yarn, not the 80 inches you have wound off)
Row 1: HDC in 2nd chain from hook and in each chain across. Ch1, turn. (30 HDC)

Row2: HDC in next 10 HDC, FPDC around next 2 HDC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 4 HDC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 2 HDC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (22 HDC, 8 FPDC)

Row 3: HDC in next 10 HDC, BPDC around next 2 HDC, HDC in next st, BPDC around next 4 HDC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (22 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 4: HDC in next 10 HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next st, skip next 2 DC, FPTC around next 2 DC, FPTC around first skipped DC, and next skipped DC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC in next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (22 HDC, 4 FPDC, 4 FPTC)

Row 5: HDC in next 10 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 TC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC in next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (22 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 6: HDC in next 10 HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 4 DC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (22 HDC, 8 FPDC)

Row 7: HDC in next 10 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. (22 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 8-11: Repeat rows 4-7 ONE time

Row 12: Repeat row 4.

Row 13: HDC in next 10 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 TC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in each of next 2 HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC. Ch1, turn. The increases in row’s 13-16 are for thumbhole.(24 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 14: HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 2 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 4 DC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 2 HDC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (26 HDC, 8 FPDC)

Row 15: HDC in next 10 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC. Ch1, turn. (28 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 16: HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 6 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC, FPDC in next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, skip next 2 DC, FPTC around next 2 DC, FPTC around 1st skipped st, and next skipped st, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (30 HDC, 4 FPDC, 4 FPTC)

Row 17: HDC in next 10 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 TC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC in next 2 DC, HDC in next 5 HDC, skip next 8 HDC, HDC in next 5 HDC. Ch1, turn. Thumb hole just made. (22 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 18-19: Repeat row 6 and 7.

Row 20-23: Repeat rows 4-7.

Edging: Sl St in each HDC and DC across. Ch1, Turn, Sl St in HDC and DC across again. You will still be able to see the tops of the HDC’s and DC’s, You will Sl St in those again. Fasten Off leaving about 12 inches of yarn to sew wrist warmer together with. Matching ends of rows up carefully, Sew both ends of work up.

Edging on Opposite End of Wrist Warmer: After the wrist warmer has been sewed up, Take the 80 inches of yarn that is still connected to first row of Wrist Warmer, and bring up a loop, Ch1 and sc in other side of Chain


Right Hand
Rows 1-12: Repeat same as left hand.

Row 13: HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in each of next 2 HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 TC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. The increases in row’s 13-16 are for thumbhole. (24 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 14:HDC in next 10 HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 4 DC, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 2 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC. Ch1, turn. (26 HDC, 8 FPDC)

Row 15:HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. (28 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 16:HDC in next 10 HDC, FPDC in next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, skip next 2 DC, FPTC around next 2 DC, FPTC around 1st skipped st, and next skipped st, HDC in next HDC, FPDC around next 2 DC,HDC in next 4 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 6 HDC, 2 HDC in next HDC, HDC in next 4 HDC. Ch1, turn.(30 HDC, 4 FPDC, 4 FPTC)

Row 17:HDC in next 5 HDC, skip next 8 HDC, HDC in next 5 HDC, BPDC around next 2 DC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC around next 4 TC, HDC in next HDC, BPDC in next 2 DC,HDC in next 10 HDC. Ch1, turn. Thumb hole just made. (22 HDC, 8 BPDC)

Row 18-19: Repeat row 6 and 7.

Row 20-23: Repeat rows 4-7. Edging: Same as for left warmer


Copy Right Julee A. Reeves 2008
This pattern is to be used for personal use only. You may not sell the pattern. If you are interested in selling the finished product please pm me asking for permission to sell the finished item. Thanks!! :-D Julee

*FREE*Jacobs Ladder Round Ripple Afghan Pattern *FREE*

This pattern has not been tested. If you find any errors please leave a comment. If anything confuses you please leave a comment and I'll do my best to help. I tried my hardest to make this pattern understandable but today is one of those days where my brain is just fighting me all the way. Lol Oh well.

I wrote this pattern but the design was made possible thanks to Pam (alostlady2) on wwww.crochetville.org. It was her brilliance that combined the two. So, THANK YOU PAM!!!! :-D (It won't be exactly like hers cause I didn't get a close up of the afghan but I know how the Jacobs Ladder pattern works so I used my base knowledge of that design and the RR design and went from there.

Jacobs Ladder Round Ripple Afghan Pattern

Materials:
You can use any Hook and Any yarn you want.

Double Crochet Finishing Technique Stitch *DcFTS* (any better ideas for a name? Lol)-(yarn over, insert hook in top of next Dc, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, place hook through loop made by the Ch6, yarn over, pull through Ch6 loop, yarn over, insert hook in top of next Dc, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, yarn over, pull through remaining 4 loops on hook).

Ch4,
Rnd 1: Make 15 Dc in 4th Ch from hook, Sl St in top of Beg Ch3. (16 Dc)

Rnd 2: Ch3, (Dc, Ch2, 2 Dc) in same st as sl st, *Ch 6, Skip next Dc, Shell (2 Dc, Ch2, 2 Dc) in next Dc. Repeat from * to * around. Skip next Dc, Sl St in top of Beg Ch 3 and in next Dc. (8-Shells, 8-Ch6 Sps)

Rnd 3: Ch3, Shell in next Ch2 Sp, *Dc in Dc, Skip next Dc, Ch 6, Skip next Dc, Dc in next Dc, Shell in next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * around. Dc in next Dc, Skip next Dc, Ch6, Sl St in top of Beg Ch3 and in next Dc. (8- Shells, 16- Dc, 8- Ch6 Sps)

Rnd 4-?: Ch3, Dc in next Dc, Shell in next Ch2 Sp, *Dc in next 2 Dc, Skip next Dc, Ch6, Skip next Dc, Dc in next 2 Dc, Shell in next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * around. Dc in next 2 Dc, Skip next Dc, Ch6, Sl St in top of Beg Ch3 and in next Dc. (8 Shells, 32- Dc, 8- Ch6 Sps)

Repeat rnd 4 adding 1 more Dc to each side of Shell until you reach your desired blanket size.

Before you work Finishing Rnd: Twist the first 6 chains and pull the 6 chains after that through (do not twist the second or any other chain after the first one). It will look like the top of a crocheted chain. Repeat that between all 8 hills.

Note: Your very last DcFTS will be worked just like every other DcFTS except you will work the very last set of instructions for that stitch in the top of the Sl St. I really hope that doesn’t confuse ya’ll to much.

Finishing Rnd: Ch3, *Dc in each Dc to Ch2 Sp, Shell in Ch2 Sp, Dc in each Dc to the last Dc (before the Ch6 sp), DcFTS over next Dc, Ch6 loop and Dc*. Repeat from * to * around. Sl St in top of Beg Ch3.

I didn’t make any more rnds after this but if you wanted to you could continue on for a few more rnds in which ever way you like.

Trendy Ear Flap Hats

NOTE: There will be a pattern for the larger and smaller one in the next couple of weeks. Just need to write it and then get it tested. I'll probably sell it in my etsy shop and in my ravelry shop.

Over the weekend we had some friends over for Chinese food (great little chinese resturant here) and pony rides for the kids. It was so much fun just chatting and giving rides. Anyways, while we were inside chatting I of course was crocheting away and Mindi (she's sooo nice) asked me if I could make her a hat and I was like sure so she told me what she wanted and I got working on it right away.It looks great on the gal I gave it to and she really likes it. Thanks to her I have 2 or 3 orders for the same hat (one of them will be the same colors too). I really appreciate the plug she's giving them. Took me less than 2 hours (I got the whole entire thing almost completely done before they left). Here are some pics of it.





Isn't the model just rad. She should hit the beach and work on her tan next summer though. LOL. Hmm, I never got a pic of that hat with the tassels on it (on the ties and on the top with a little sl st'd cord coming out of the top). The tassels really make it look cute. I love that hat.

Okay, and the gal that I made the first hat for wanted one for her little boy so when I was at there house yesterday I made this one. Still needs the tassels on the ties and on the top though. It looks really cute on him.

Reserve Champion Pineapple Shawl

I entered a shawl among a few others things at our fair this last August. Yay!! The first clothing kind of wearable I've ever entered. I was SOOOO happy when I saw the reserve champion ribbon. I'd been working towards getting one of those for years now.

The Shawl I entered is from my own Pineapple Shawl design. Now I just need to buckle down and get the pattern written up. Here are the pics!!!

Another Dishcloth- pattern link included

Ok, made 3 more dishcloths today but this is the only one I can tell you about. I made it using this pattern: http://sasw.blogspot.com/2005/01/dishcloths.html . It's a very neat pattern. I've made 3 dishcloths from it so far. I have put a Single Crochet border on them though. On this one I chained 15 or so with a size E crochet hook and then started knitting the square from the circle and so on (to tired to explain right now).



Thanks for looking!!

Julee

My Current Obcession- Knitted Dishcloths

Lately I've been on a knitted dishcloth kick. I've knitted 12-15 dishcloths in the past week. I'm really having fun with this. You can see more of my knitted dishcloths HERE.

Thanks for looking!!

Julee

Amys Square- 8" Square Pattern

Amy’s Square 

By Julee A. Reeves

 

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Finished size of square:
8" X 8"

Materials Needed:
Approx. 2 ounces of worsted weight yarn
Size "H" crochet hook
Tapestry needle (for weaving in ends)

Gauge:
First 2 rounds of square= 2" across

Instructions:

Ch3, Join to make circle,
Rnd 1: Ch3, make 15 Dc in loop, Sl St in top of beg Ch3. (16 Dc)

Rnd 2: (Work this round in back loops)

Ch1, Sc in same St as Sl St, Skip next Dc, (7 Dc Shell) in BL of next Dc, *Skip next Dc, Sc in BL of next Dc, Skip next Dc,

7 Dc Shell in BL of next Dc*. Repeat from * to * 3 times. Sl St in top of first St.

(4- Sc, 4- 7 Dc Shells)

Rnd 3: Ch1, Sc in same St as Sl St,

Sc in next 3 Sts, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next St, *Sc in next 7 Sts, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next St*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, Sc in next 3 Sts. Sl St in top of first St.

(36 Sc, 4 Ch2 Spaces)

Rnd 4: Ch1, Sc in same St as Sl St and in next 4 Sc, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp, *Sc in next 9 Sc, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, Sc in next 4 Sc. Sl St in top of first St.

(44 Sc, 4 Ch2 Spaces)

Rnd 5: Ch1, Sc in same St as Sl St, Skip next 2 Sc, 5 Dc Shell in next Sc, Skip next 2 Sc, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp,

* Skip next 2 Sc, 5 Dc Shell in next Sc, Skip next 2 Sc, Sc in next Sc, Skip next 2 Sc, 5 Dc Shell in next Sc, Skip next 2 Sc, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, Skip next 2 Sc, 5 Dc Shell in next Sc, Sl St in top of first St.

(8- 5 Dc Shells, 12 Sc, 4 Ch2 Spaces)
Rnd 6: Ch3, 6 Dc in same St as Sl St, Skip next 2 Dc, Sc in next Dc, Skip next 2 Dc,

7 Dc Shell in next Ch2 Sp, * Skip next 2 Dc, Sc in next Dc, Skip next 2 Dc,

7 Dc Shell in next Sc, Skip next 2 Dc, Sc in next Dc, Skip next 2 Dc, 7 Dc Shell in next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, Skip next 2 Dc, Sc in next Dc, Sl St in top of first St. ( - 7 Dc Shells, 8 Sc)

Rnd 7: (Work this round in back loops)

Ch 3, Hdc in next Dc, Sc in next 3 Dc, Hdc in next Dc, Dc in next 4 Sts, Hdc in next Dc, (2 Dc, Ch2, 2 Dc) in next Dc, * Hdc in next St, Dc in next 4 Sts, Hdc in next Dc, Sc in next 3 Dc, Hdc in next Dc, Dc in next 4 Sts, Hdc in next Dc, (2 Dc, Ch2, 2 Dc) in next Dc*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, Hdc in next Dc, Dc in next 3 Sts, Sl St in top of beg Ch3.

(12 Sc, 16 Hdc, 32 Dc, 4 Ch2 Spaces)

Rnd 8: (Work this round in back loops)

Ch1, Sc in same st as Sl St and in next 12 Sts, Sc in next Ch, Ch2, Sc in next Ch, * Sc in next 19 Sts, Sc in next Ch, Ch2, Sc in next Ch*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, Sc in next 6 Sc, Sl St in top of first St.

(84 Sc, 4 Ch2 Spaces)

Rnd 9: Ch1, Sc in same st as Sl St, (Ch2, Skip next Sc, Sc in next Sc) 6 times, Ch2, Skip next Sc, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp, * (Ch2, Skip next Sc, Sc in next Sc) 10 times, Ch2, Skip next Sc, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in

next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * around, (Ch2, Skip next Sc, Sc in next Sc) 3 times, Ch2, Sl St in top of first St.

(48 Sc, 48 Ch 2 Spaces)
Rnd 10: Sl St in next Ch2 Sp, Ch1, Sc in same Sp as Sl St, (Ch2, Sc in next Ch2 Space) 6 times, Ch2, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp, *(Ch2, Sc in next Ch2 Sp) 11 times, Ch2, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, (Ch2, Sc in next Ch2 Sp) 4 times, Ch2, Sl St in top of first St. (52 Sc, 52 Ch2 Spaces)

If using flat BraidJoining Method this will be your joining rnd for each square after this square.

Rnd 11: Sl St in next Ch2 Sp, Ch1, Sc in same Sp as Sl St, (Ch3, Sc in next Ch2 Sp) 6 times, Ch3, (Sc, Ch3, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp, *(Ch3, Sc in next Ch2 Sp) 12 times, Ch3, (Sc, Ch3, Sc) in next Ch2 Sp*. Repeat from * to * 3 times, (Ch3, Sc in next Ch2 Space) 5 times, Ch3, Sl St top of first St. (56 Sc, 56 Ch2 Spaces)

Fasten off and weave in ends.


This pattern belongs to Julee Reeves and is to be used for Charity or personal use only. If you would like to use the square for an item you'd like to sell please send me an email at: julee_reeves@yahoo.com and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.