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Easy Breezy Armwarmers

Here is my easy breezy summer armwarmers pattern to match my easy breezy beanie and my easy breezy headband. And the neat thing about this pattern is that you can wear them as armwarmers, or as fingerless gloves!

The pattern works up quick and easy and is easy enough for a beginner. It is perfect for weddings and other special events. Simply crochet them in a color to match your outfit and you’ll be all set.

Hope you enjoy the new summery pattern … and also the beautiful summer weather we are having!

Easy Breezy Armwarmers ~ FREE Crochet
Easy Breezy Armwarmers ~ FREE Crochet Pattern

The Size

Size can be adjusted by switching up hook sizes. Originally I crocheted it with a 5mm hook and it turned out too big for me. I switched to a 4.mm and it came out my size (tween size). For a larger size you might want to use a 4.5 or 5mm depending on your yarn.

The Yarn

I used Red Heart Soft, but choose your favorite worsted weight yarn that you like to wear close to you. Caron Simply Soft and Patons Canadiana should work just as well.

Pattern Notes

When you work 2 hdc’s into the same stitch or space, think of these as a set. Then when you crochet your next round and the pattern says “2 hdc in sp before next hdc”, work these in between the previous set of hdc’s as pictured.

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Easy Breezy Armwarmers ~ FREE Crochet

Easy Breezy Armwarmers

These armwarmers are perfect for the summer when you want to accessorize but still want our skin to be able to breathe.
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Skill Level

Materials

  • Yarn: Red Heart Soft Touch
  • Crochet Hook: G 4.00mm (or any hook needed to obtain correct size.)
  • Tools: Measuring Tape, Scissors, Yarn Needle.

Measurements

  • Gauge: 2.75" across 8 chs and 2 hdc.
  • Finished Size: When laying flat it measures 3" across and 8.5" long. However, it can be crocheted to any length and width.

Abbreviations

  • Ch/Chs = Chain/Chains
  • FO = Fasten Off
  • Hdc = Half Double Crochet
  • Rep = Repeat
  • Sk = Skip
  • Sl St = Slip Stitch
  • Sp/Sps = Space/Spaces
  • St/Sts = Stitch/Stitches
  • See the Crochet Abbreviations chart for more details.
  • This pattern is written in American Crochet Terms

Notes

  • Size can be adjusted by switching up hook sizes. Originally I crocheted it with a 5mm hook and it turned out too big for me. I switched to a 4.mm and it came out my size (tween size). For a normal adult-size you might want to use a 4.5 or 5mm depending on your yarn.
  • When you work 2 hdc's into the same stitch or space, think of these as a set. Then when you crochet your next round and the pattern says "2 hdc in sp before next hdc", work these in between the previous set of hdc's as pictured.

Instructions

  • Ch 30; join with sl st in first ch being careful not to twist chs.
  • Rnd 1: Ch 1, 2 hdc in same ch as join, *ch 8, sk next 9 chs**, 2 hdc in next ch; rep from * around ending last rep at **; join with sl st in first hdc. (6 hdc and 3 ch-8 loops)
  • Rnds 2-26: Sl st into sp before next hdc, ch 1, 2 hdc in same sp, ch 8, *2 hdc in sp between next 2 hdc, ch 8; rep from * around; join with sl st in first hdc. FO at last rnd.

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  1. hola! ojalá pudieras poner fotos del paso a paso, por favor, ya que se me complica entender las instrucciones. Gracias saludos

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