New Crochet Pattern: Peachy Arm Warmers

Meet the Peachy Arm Warmers! I’m so stoked to finally have this arm warmer pattern available! I had to have it tested twice because it was a little confusing the first time around. So now you can be sure that it’s plenty simple and they’re also fun to make!

It’s a versatile pattern allowing you to easily make any size to fit any size hand/arm. They are a simple tube that do not increase or decrease in size. Instead they rely on stretchiness to fit snugly around all parts of your hand and arm. There are two different options for striping – a two color (above) and a three color option (below).

They’re meant to be made with worsted weight yarn. I really like wool for these. For the pair above I used Loops & Threads Wool to Wash and for the pair below, I used Paton’s Classic Wool.

I consider the pattern intermediate level. It uses only basic stitches (all single, half double, double crochets). The pattern is 7 pages long and even though it’s fairly simple, I’ve included some photos to help you along! Here’s a peek at what’s inside:

The pattern is available through Ravelry, where you can download it instantly after check out.

Terms of Use: You are welcome to sell any items you make using this pattern as long as you credit Julie King / Gleeful Things & link towww.gleefulthings.com. This pattern is protected by United States & International Copyright law. You may not share, resell or redistribute this pattern in part or in whole. Copyright © 2014 Julie King / Gleeful Things. All Rights Reserved.

Funny fact: I rephotographed these on three separate occasions! You wouldn’t believe how hard it is to photograph your own hands! Not to mention I’m really picky about angles, lighting, background, etc. Basically just everything having to do with taking photos. I’m just really picky! :P