LIVE, LOVE, MATTER are wrist warmers knitted in soft Puno, extra soft alpaca and super soft merino wool. You can knit and embroider these in two evenings.
The pattern contains three variations, and the links and instructions for the embroidery are in it.
It is the words that make this piece. They are embroidered on afterwards, not knitted in — and that means you can swap them out. Write something other than what I have written, if you have something else to say.
Wrist warmers are also one of the few garments where the size isn't critical. You don't need to measure anyone, and they still fit.
That makes them one of the few presents you have time to knit after you have decided to give one.
Knit them for a friend, or for someone you hold dear.
Lightly experienced · needle 5 · embroidery · three variations
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Did you know …
Traditional mittens and wrist warmers have many dialect names in Norwegian, among them mufler and småermer. Knitted gloves were used in Spain and Italy from the 1100s, as part of an archbishop's vestments. The oldest surviving ones are from the 1500s and 1600s, knitted in silk and embroidered with gold and silver thread.
Source: Store norske leksikon: vanter
Source: Store norske leksikon: vanter.
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