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    Fishtail Pattern

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    These wristwarmers feature a fishtail lace pattern on the front and a twisted, broken rib stitch on the back. They are worked flat from the cast on edge to the thumb gusset, where stitches are placed on hold and new stitches are cast on to work the thumb in the round separately. Although they look stylish, they are a quick and easy knit using just one ball of silk blend yarn.

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    Fishtail Pattern

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    These wristwarmers feature a fishtail lace pattern on the front and a twisted, broken rib stitch on the back. They are worked flat from the cast on edge to the thumb gusset, where stitches are placed on hold and new stitches are cast on to work the thumb in the round separately. Although they look stylish, they are a quick and easy knit using just one ball of silk blend yarn.

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    These wristwarmers feature a fishtail lace pattern on the front and a twisted, broken rib stitch on the back. They are worked flat from the cast on edge to the thumb gusset, where stitches are placed on hold and new stitches are cast on to work the thumb in the round separately. Although they look stylish, they are a quick and easy knit using just one ball of silk blend yarn.

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    Fishtail Pattern

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    Jennifer Carr
    These wristwarmers feature a fishtail lace pattern on the front and a twisted, broken rib stitch on the back. They are worked flat from the cast on edge to the thumb gusset, where stitches are placed on hold and new stitches are cast on to work the thumb in the round separately. Although they look stylish, they are a quick and easy knit using just one ball of silk blend yarn.

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    Fishtail wristwarmers

    Design by Alexandra Brinck These wristwarmers are not only very pretty and cosy, theyre also a fun knit and only use a single ball of silk-blend sock yarn! The front features a gorgeous fishtail lace pattern, and the palmside is knitted in a twisted, broken rib. And the best thing: although they look rather stylish and elegant, they are surprisingly simple and quick to knit. Yarn: Regia Silk 4-ply (55% merino wool, 25% polyamide, 20% silk), 1 ball (50 grams = 200 m) Gauge: 32 sts in stocking stitch = 10 cm Needles: 2.75 mm DPNs Extras: 2 stitch markers, stitch holder (a small

    safety pin with a blunt edge is ideal), darning needle Broken rib: Row 1: *k1tbl, p1, rep from * Row 2: *k1tbl, k1, rep from *

    Left wristwarmer: Cast on 48 sts. Work in broken rib for 8 rows, then start working according to the charted instructions, repeating the 8 rows a total of 7 times. Now, continue working in pattern set by chart and start increasing for thumb in the following way: on next row, work 9 sts in broken rib, mk1, place marker, k1, place marker, mk1, work to end of row in charted pattern. Work 3 st rows. Next row: work to 1 marker, but do not slip it yet, mk1, slip marker, k1, slip marker, mk1. th Repeat this increase row every 4 row another 5 times. (Note that all increases are made either side of the same stitch, which is the centre stitch of the thumb.) Next row: work 8 sts rib, place next 17 sts on holder (removing stitch markers), cast on 3 sts, work to end of row in pattern. Work another 14 th rows, ending with an 8 row. Work 8 rows broken rib, then cast off loosely in rib. The thumb is now worked in the round over the 17 sts from the holder, plus another 3 sts picked up on the cast on edge over/behind the increased thumb sts. Work in broken rib for 6 rows, then cast off loosely in rib. Fasten all yarn ends. Done! Right wristwarmer: Work as for left, remembering to mirror the thumb placement.

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