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One Skein Knit Leg Warmers

By: Anne Weil from flaxandtwine.com
One Skein Knit Leg Warmers
One Skein Knit Leg Warmers
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"Keep cozy and happy all year long with these chunky knit leg warmers snug around your legs. Leg warmers are great for dancers. I love thick white wool against delicate ballet pink, and the porcelain look of a dancer's limbs. However, you can wear these leg warmers for a lot more than dancing. They are lovely with a dress, a skirt, or even your favorite skinny jeans! This knit leg warmers pattern includes six sizes, all designed to use 100 yards of gorgeous super bulky wool."

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Knitting Needle Size11 or 8 mm

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

Materials List

  • Knit Collage Spun Cloud in French Vanilla (100% wool; 100 yds, 200g), 1 skein (For a replacement, look for 100 yards of a large super bulky yarn, something that gets 1.5 to 2.0 stitches to the inch in stockinette stitch)
  • US 11 (8 mm) knitting needles
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3cats2love

Aug 14, 2017

These are quick and easy to make leg warmers, and Id love to wear them while waiting for the bus to work. The designer used 100% wool yarn, but I don't use wool so I would substitute some other kind of super bulky/super chunky yarn. There are so many to choose from that shouldn't be a problem!

FireFightersMoM

Jul 14, 2017

I love these adorable leg warmers. Using bulky yarn will help to make this pattern a very quick and easy pattern. With leggings so popular these leggings would be perfect to wear in the winter with them. Or if you wear dresses in winter, these leggings would be nice to keep your legs nice and cozy while traveling to and from.

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