Graphed WristersHave you ever wondered how to make those adorable graphed wristers you see everywhere? Wonder no more! I have a pattern for you today that will combine a previous pattern I released with Cre8tion Crochet (Click HERE to go to the "unisex Basic Fingerless gloves" on the Cre8tion Crochet Blog), and teach you how to insert a 16 x 16 ST graph with adorable results! I will even give you many links at the end on some GREAT designs that are published with graphs that size (though you may need to turn them 90 degrees. ;) 
Another SICK LIL MONKEYS Design
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This pattern is the intellectual property of Kelli Wohlgemuth. SICK 'LIL MONKEYS reserves all rights to the photos and designs with in this document. Photo credits shared with Carol Ruppert of Sweet Potato Crochet Creations, Leah Feild of Creative Threads By Leah, Jess Ica of DiPaul's Designs, and Beth Williamson of My Love Affair With Yarn, and Betty Lewis. You may sell all items made from this pattern but please credit SICK 'LIL MONKEYS with the pattern. SICK 'LIL MONKEYS operates with the goal of sponsoring one "sick little monkey" at a time making the world a tiny bit better than we found it.
By using this pattern you agree to the Pattern Terms of Use set forth by SICK 'LIL MONKEYS
This pattern is the intellectual property of Kelli Wohlgemuth. SICK 'LIL MONKEYS reserves all rights to the photos and designs with in this document. Photo credits shared with Carol Ruppert of Sweet Potato Crochet Creations, Leah Feild of Creative Threads By Leah, Jess Ica of DiPaul's Designs, and Beth Williamson of My Love Affair With Yarn, and Betty Lewis. You may sell all items made from this pattern but please credit SICK 'LIL MONKEYS with the pattern. SICK 'LIL MONKEYS operates with the goal of sponsoring one "sick little monkey" at a time making the world a tiny bit better than we found it.
YARN - 3
ounces/140 yards of: Red Heart Comfort, Hobby Lobby's I Love This Cotton,or other light worsted weight yarn
MATERIALS - size
G-6/4.0mm crochet hook, size H-8/5.0mm hook, measuring Tape, scissors, yarn
needle
DIFFICULTY - Beginner
SIZE(S) - XS/S
(M/L)
GAUGE - Size G hook for XS/S = 11 sc worked in BLO x 11 rows = 2" x 2"
Size H hook M/L = 9 sc worked in BLO x 9 rows = 2" x 2"
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS - XS/S = 6" long x 3.5"
at the widest point (there is quite a bit of stretch to these)
M/L = 7" long x 4.25"
at the widest point (there is quite a bit of stretch to these)
Measurements
are prior to adding "trim"
STITCH GUIDE
ch(s)
- chain(s), sc - single crochet, st(s) - stitch(es), BLO - back loop only, slst - slip stitch,
back ridge - note this is a loop created on the back of the beginning chain
PLEASE STOP AND READ NOTES THOROUGHLY. ALSO, SAVE YOURSELF TIME; DO A GAUGE SWATCH
NOTES -
1)
1st ST in same ST as turning ST, (for example when you sl st to the end of the
row, you will ch 1, then when you turn you will begin in the very last sl st
made)
2)
Beginning CH never counts as a stitch
3) Row
1 is worked in the back ridge of the beginning chain
4)
Rows 2 through the end are worked in the BLO only
5) Please remember that proper etiquette is for gloves, nails, rings, watches, and braclets to be easily read by the person you show them to NOT yourself. There fore, the graph may feel upsidedown and backwards, but it is not.
5) Please remember that proper etiquette is for gloves, nails, rings, watches, and braclets to be easily read by the person you show them to NOT yourself. There fore, the graph may feel upsidedown and backwards, but it is not.
PATTERN
Left Hand Glove
Row 1: CH 33, beginning in the back ridge of
the 2nd CH from hook, 12 SC, work row 1 of your graph from right to left across
the next 16 sc, 4 SC to end of row <32 st>
Working
in the BLO ONLY every row from here forward:
Row 2: CH1, turn, working in
BLO, 4 SL ST, work Row 2 of graph from
left to right across 16 SC, 12 SL ST
< 32 ST>
Row 3: CH1, turn, working in BLO, 12 SC, work
the next row of the graph from right to left across 16 SC, 4 SC < 32 ST>
Row 4: CH1, turn, working in BLO, 4 SL ST, work the next row of the graph from
left to right across 16 SC, 12 SL ST < 32 ST>
Row 5 - 16: Repeat Rows 3 & 4 alternating
Row 17: CH1, turn, in BLO, 12 SL ST, 10 SC
<22 ST>
Row 18: CH1, turn, in BLO, 10 SC, 12 SL ST
<22 ST>
Row 19 - 24: Repeat rows 17 & 18
alternating
Row 25: CH1, turn, in BLO, 22 SC, continue SC
picking up the 1st open BLO from Row 16.
This will join your glove and create a thumb hole. (See Photo 1) <32 ST>
Photo 1
Row 26: CH1, turn, in BLO, 4 SL ST, 16 SC, 12
SL ST <32 ST>
Row 27: CH1, turn, in BLO, 32 SC across <32 ST>
Row 28 - 40: Repeat Rows 26 & 27
alternating
Joining: CH1, turn, join FLO of Row 40 to FLO
of Row 1. Finish Off. Turn to right side
out.
FINISHING
- Sc around edges (Thumb hole, Top and
bottom), weave in ends, If desired add a fun trim or edging by scing around the
edges as well.
Right Hand Glove
Row 1: CH 33, beginning in the back ridge of
the 2nd CH from hook, 32 SC to end of row <32 ST>
Working
in the BLO ONLY every row from here forward:
Row 2: CH1, turn, in BLO, 4 SL ST, 16 SC, 12 SL
ST <32 ST>
Row 3: CH1, turn, in BLO, 32 SC across <32
ST>
Row 4 - 16: Repeat Rows 2 & 3 alternating
Row 17: CH1, turn, in BLO, 12 SL ST, 10 SC
<22 ST>
Row 18: CH1, turn, in BLO, 10 SC, 12 SL ST
<22 ST>
Row 19 - 24: Repeat rows 17 & 18
alternating
For the right hand glove, you will begin
working your graph in the same row that you join the thumb hole of the glove,
please read carefully
Row 25: CH1, turn, in BLO, 12 SC, begin row 1
of graph, working from right to left across the next 10SC, continue with the
next 6 SC by picking up the 1st open BLO from Row 16. This will join your glove and create a thumb
hole. (See Photo 1), work final 4SC to end of row <32 ST>
Photo 1
Row 26: CH1, turn, working in BLO, 4 SL ST, work Row 2 of graph from left to
right across 16 SC, 12 SL ST < 32
ST>
Row 27: CH1, turn, working in BLO, 12 SC, work
the next row of the graph from right to left across 16 SC, 4 SC < 32 ST>
Row 28 - 40: Repeat Rows 26 & 27
alternating
Joining: CH1, turn, join FLO of Row 40 to FLO
of Row 1. Finish Off. Turn to right side
out.
FINISHING
- Sc around edges (Thumb hole, Top and
bottom), weave in ends, If desired add a fun trim or edging but scing around
the edges as well.
OR create your own or pick up one of the MANY drink sleeve graphs available from Creative Threads by Leah right HERE on Ravelry. Like these examples seen below:
Credits for the following graph designs shared with Leah Feild of Creative Threads By Leah. You can find her on Facebook, her Blog, and Ravelry. You can find many of her 16 x 16 graphs HERE.
Photo credits for above photo to Carol Ruppert of Sweet Potato Crochet Creations. Find her on FaceBook, her blog, or Ravelry
Photo credits for above photo to Beth Williamson of My Love Affair With Yarn. You can find her on FaceBook.
Photo credits for the above photo to Jess DiPaul of DiPaul's Designs. You can find her on Facebook.
Photo credits for the above photo to Betty Lewis.
I can't wait to try! Awesome work!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! I pinned them! :)
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