Magnolia Wristlets - Instant Download E-Book PDF
New Orleans, Louisiana.. iIt is darn hot and muggy during the summer in New Orleans, and if we’re being honest, spring, fall and sometimes even the winter can be more than a bit on the humid side. Locals combat the high humidity by cranking up the air conditioning. Public buildings are often kept so frigid as to resemble nothing as much as a meat locker. So despite the fact that it may be 100 degrees outside with the heat index, New Orleans’ ladies find themselves needing little something fluffy to protect from indoor chills at work. Garden District Needlework’s Julia Houston to the rescue! These charming silk mohair wristlets keep cold air off tender hands and wrists while weighing almost nothing and leaving the fingers free to fly along the keyboard. Go full-on feminine with lace and floral trim or be a bit more conservative with a plain or button edging
This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.
New Orleans, Louisiana.. iIt is darn hot and muggy during the summer in New Orleans, and if we’re being honest, spring, fall and sometimes even the winter can be more than a bit on the humid side. Locals combat the high humidity by cranking up the air conditioning. Public buildings are often kept so frigid as to resemble nothing as much as a meat locker. So despite the fact that it may be 100 degrees outside with the heat index, New Orleans’ ladies find themselves needing little something fluffy to protect from indoor chills at work. Garden District Needlework’s Julia Houston to the rescue! These charming silk mohair wristlets keep cold air off tender hands and wrists while weighing almost nothing and leaving the fingers free to fly along the keyboard. Go full-on feminine with lace and floral trim or be a bit more conservative with a plain or button edging
This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.
New Orleans, Louisiana.. iIt is darn hot and muggy during the summer in New Orleans, and if we’re being honest, spring, fall and sometimes even the winter can be more than a bit on the humid side. Locals combat the high humidity by cranking up the air conditioning. Public buildings are often kept so frigid as to resemble nothing as much as a meat locker. So despite the fact that it may be 100 degrees outside with the heat index, New Orleans’ ladies find themselves needing little something fluffy to protect from indoor chills at work. Garden District Needlework’s Julia Houston to the rescue! These charming silk mohair wristlets keep cold air off tender hands and wrists while weighing almost nothing and leaving the fingers free to fly along the keyboard. Go full-on feminine with lace and floral trim or be a bit more conservative with a plain or button edging
This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.
Additional Pattern Info:
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Easy
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22 stitches and 28 rows = 4” (10cm) on larger needles in stockinette stitch with one strand each of Wool Cotton and Kidsilk Haze held together
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Approximately 7” (18cm) in circumference by 9” (23cm) long including ruffle
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Rowan Wool Cotton (50% merino wool, 50% cotton, 123 yards/113m); 1 skein Elf #946, 1 skein Antique #900
Rowan Kidsilk Haze (70% super kid mohair, 30% silk, 229 yards/210m); 1 skein Jelly #597
Size US 2 (2.75mm) needles
Size US 6 (4mm) needles
Tapestry needle
Length of worsted or aran weight yellow yarn (optional)
Buttons, beads or fabric flowers to trim top edge (optional)
