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Super easy wrist warmers, fingerless gloves An excellent project for beginners! Materials: 75-100 grms yarn  and needles to match gauge Gauge: Approx 5 sts = 1" in K2, P2 rib, slightly stretched Directions: CO 38 sts. Row 1: * K2, P2, repeat from * to end of row, ending with K2 Row 2: * P2, K2, repeat from * to end of row, ending with P2 Repeat these two rows until piece measures 7" or desired length. Cast off loosely.(when casting off, knit the sts as presented, it makes for a neater cast off) Sew 1" down from top and 3" up from bottom, leaving the remaining 3" open for thumb. Weave in ends. (if you make these longer, sew down 1" from the top, leave a 3" space open and sew down the rest) Can't be easier! When you get used to this pattern, you can change stitch For example, knit 4" in rib and the rest in stocking stitch, add cables..but that will be another pattern!!

..or should i say one skien?? Im making a collection of these wonders so if you have any let me know! Here are some links to One ball Wonders! One Ball Cowl O ne ball Hat Serpentine Gloves by  Caroline Pasyanos This pattern is available as a free download from ravelry.com A cute (and warm) pair of fingerless gloves inspired by slithering snakes. They would look great in many shades of green, brown, or wild colors! Just make sure the color is not too dark, or you will not be able to see the cables! You will either need to make your gauge swatch small or unravel it and use the yarn again in the gloves. If you are extremely attached to your swatches or like big swatches, I suggest buying an extra skein of yarn. This pattern MAY NOT be made and sold for personal profit. It may be made and sold FOR CHARITY ONLY. Pattern may be distributed during classes with credit to me,  kitsuneSlytherin . Pattern MAY NOT be sold