I finished the wrist warmers I was making which is a good thing as I think I will be needing them really soon!
These were a quick little make...I think I was ready for a couple of small projects after finishing my big blanket. These are based on a pattern by Lucy of Attic24. I'm sorry I can't provide a link as I have started blogging from my phone and I just can't seem to work out how to add a link! I used to use blogsy to write my blog posts but it started taking an absolute age to publish a post and sometimes would refuse to publish it at all! Has anyone else found this with blogsy? Anyway, so I gave up and have found using blogger from my phone quick and simple! Just the link thing I can't work out but hopefully G might be able to help me as I really am useless with these sort of things! Sorry about that, but if you google attic24 wrist warmers, Lucy's post should come up.
So a few details...the grey yarn is James C Brett Aria in silver. It's a really pretty yarn with some lovely sequins running through it. I did find it tricky to crochet with, it really wasn't the easiest yarn to work with at all. However, I'm glad I persevered because I do like how my wrist warmers have turned out. The pink yarn is Stylecraft Special 4ply in pale rose and I used a 4mm hook.
Today I am exhausted after 3 very long days at work, so I'm now going to put my feet up and have a cuppa and a little catch up of all my favourite blogs!
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Lovely! I'm working on wrist warmers too:: it's getting cold!
ReplyDeleteThey are exquisite. Put your feet up and have a break.
ReplyDeleteLovely work as always! X
ReplyDeleteOh! These are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI've given up on Blogsy too, not that I ever used it that often.
Are those sequins in the yarn? the wrist warmers look lovely; and I think the weather for them is nearly here. Winter is Coming!
ReplyDeleteI love them....very nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteThey're very pretty. I love the contrast between the gray and pink, and the sparkliness is very nice too. Great job.
ReplyDeleteMarianne, they look just adorable. The color combo is just perfect for cloudy days :0) even though you can not provide the link, it is easy to follow just by looking at your lovely work :0) enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteHi Marianne, The wrist warmers are fab love the sparkle in them, I so enjoy making these sort of things. I am about to start a new project fox scarf for my daughterx
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely with that touch of sparkle. Thank you for popping in to my blog to see my hat. It has been well used already! Jo x
ReplyDeleteMarianne they are really beautiful . Enjoy that cuppa and a rest x
ReplyDeleteI'm knitting wrist warmers at the moment the first attempt was too small oops
ReplyDeleteHi Marianne, they are beautiful especially with the tiny sequins running through them.
ReplyDeleteHelen
Love, love, love these Marianne - the colours look so lovely together, so pretty. Hope you get to put your feet up for a bit,
ReplyDeleteKate xx
Grey and pink are very pretty together, just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHope you've had a relaxing day. x
They're lovely Marianne. Hope you had a relaxing day! Sarah xo
ReplyDeleteYour wrist warmers are lovely. I have yarn left over from a scarf I made that I really should use to make some wrist warmers for myself.
ReplyDeleteI have only just started crocheting and knitting, and would love to make myself a pair of these. Gorgeous colours, very feminine and so delicate. Love them. Crafty Blessings. x
ReplyDeleteThey are sweet and lovely, Marianne, and I do like the edging! You always make such pretty goodies!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your welcome back message on mine, you are a sweetie. Xo Joy
WHat a lovely simple make....I'm making similar for Christmas presents for my friends
ReplyDeleteLovely wristwarmers, I love the touch of pink with the grey!
ReplyDeleteGill xx
Those look just lovely - especially the sparkly bits! Just perfect to add some sparkle to winter :-)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your rest,
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They are so pretty, I really like the pink and grey combination. It is definitely getting towards being the weather for them isn't it. xx
ReplyDeleteSo pretty the sparkles well worth the struggle with the yarn, perfect with November nearly upon us
ReplyDeleteClare xxx
I think grey and pink are one of the loveliest colour combinations. Feminine but still chic. These are just gorgeous. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wrist warmers! I like the paillets in between.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
Madelief x
Love your fingerless mitts, the gray/pink was a brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
These are so pretty and I love the colour. I've just started knitting some fingerless gloves on double-pointed needles - I like a challenge!! x
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