I love walking in all four seasons. Unfortunately the downside of doing so, especially when you have all four seasons like in Connecticut, is that the weather can be a little chilly when walking in the winter months. Enter in the need for wristbands. They will keep you warm. They will also be a great thing to make if you’re going to be a workout girl for Halloween or if you’re going the 80s route…
What’s nice about crochet wristbands is that you can easily whip these up with some spare yarn you have in your collection with leftover yarn from other projects. These take about a half of an hour to make per wristband, and are so beginner friendly.
Here’s what you need:
- Worst weight/4 yarn
- Size H/5.00 MM needle
- Needle
The pattern itself:
Row 1: Chain 11
Row 2: Double crochet in third chain, and the remainder of the row.
Rows 3-15: Chain two, and double crochet in back loop only.
This pattern is adjustable in sizing, so feel free to adjust this to make as big or little as you need.
Once the wristband is at the length that you wish, slip stitch the two ends together. Weave in ends, and then you’re done!
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