*Happy Crochet Things*

  This is a similar pattern to the bootcuffs, but here the pattern continues into adding a ribbed cuff on top.  Wool choice. I love using Merino extrafine, it's a medium/4 with a 5mm crochet hook. Starting notes:  DC = 2 chains SC = 1 chain Chain at the beginning of each round counts as first stitch unless otherwise stated.  Every round will be joined by a slip stitch.  Pattern is worked in the round. No turning needed. Extra information about the pattern: The size in the pattern is for adults. If you want to make this legwarmer in a different size: - for the pattern you have to use a multiple of 8 +1. - For the ribbing you have to use a multiple of 3. For example chain 48 works for an adult, chain 24 for a child works to for the entire pattern. You can use another multiple of 8, but for the ribbing the count won't end with 2 FPDC and 1 BPDC.  That's okay :) Stick to a multiple of 8 to make the pattern work though! Legwarmers are worked from bo...

Linda is the swedish word for "Wind". So that was pretty suitable for this project. I used regular cotton yarn with the advised hook. So you can take any cotton yarn you like.  Cotton is the best choice for a windspinner that's gonna be hanging outside, get wet and dry up, just to get wet again. I used 4 different colors. The pattern will say when I changed colors. Feel free to make your own design! (Pink) Chain 60. (Yellow) Row 1: 2 DC in every CH. (120) (Blue) Row 2: 2 DC in every DC (240) Optional: add an extra round to get a wider windspinner by adding; *1 DC, 2DC in the next  stitch* (360) (Orange) Row 3: 1 crab stitch in every DC (240 or 360) Add some beads add the bottom for weight, so the spinner can spin, obviously! Add a at the top if it's not spinning smooth. Have fun and enjoy your windspinner!

Yarn choice. Pattern testing elves loved using a color shifting yarn, 4/medium, with a 5mm crochet hook. Starting notes:  SC = Single Crochet = 1 chain at start round DC = Double Crochet = 2 chains at start round FPDC = Front Post Double Crochet BPDC = Back Post Double Crochet Chain at the beginning of each round counts as first stitch unless otherwise stated.  Every round will be joined by a slip stitch.  Pattern is worked in the round. No turning needed. Extra information about the pattern: The size in the pattern is for adults. If you want to make this bootcuffs in a different size: - for the pattern you have to use a multiple of 8 +1. - For the ribbing you have to use a multiple of 3. For example chain 48 works for an adult, chain 24 for a child works to for the entire pattern. You can use another multiple of 8, but for the ribbing the count won't end with 2 FPDC and 1 BPDC.  That's okay :) Stick to a multiple of 8 to make the pattern work though! Bootcuffs are w...