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How to make felted wrist warmers in DROPS Snow

Felting is so easy and anyone can do it!

In this DROPS video we show how you easily can make felted wrist warmers that freshens up any sweater / jacket.

In this DROPS video we have used Snow color no 42, powder. Finger Crochet with two fingers the whole skein and felt it. Share the strap in half, sew the strap together as shown in the video, make sure they are not too tight.
At subsequent washed wash the wrist warmers at a wool programme.
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Video #658, listed in: Other techniques, Pattern tutorials, Accessories, How to felt, Knitting patterns, Wrist warmers

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Country flag EstherM wrote:

Kun je de handgebreide draad gewoon in de wasmachine stoppen? Raakt die dan niet in de knoop? Wat raadt u aan om dit te voorkomen, als in de knoop raken wel een risico is?

23.02.2016 - 21:59

DROPS Design :

Hoi Esther. Je zou de draad gewoon kunnen vilten zoals die is. Probeer eventueel eerst met een klein stukje en vilt deze om te zien hoe het gaat. Je kan ook proberen te vilten met de hand als je het niet vertrouwt.

25.02.2016 - 16:13

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