I made these long arm warmers to add to the Badass Tailcoat. I developed the pattern completely myself, so that it matches perfectly with the tailcoat.
The inside of the cuffs should also be visible, so I opted for the cuff on the upper edge. At the bottom there is a small slit to show a little more of the satin trim.
Completed: 2021
Status: in my Klamottenkiste
Photos: Olaf Pinn (2023)
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It couldn’t be faster or easier: Just messy with the overlock machine and not even serged on both sides and the wrist warmers were done. Nevertheless, they are warm and nice to wear under arm guards in archery :-)
I made the gauntlets to match the Archer Vest.
Completed: 2021
Status: in my Klamottenkiste and I wore them for the first time in 2022 at the Area 51 in Kiel with my Obi-Wan-dress :-)
Photos: Eric Aisling (2023)
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Another pair of beautiful arm warmers for my now large collection ;-)
The arm warmers belong to the Seashell Fan Crochet Mini and are crocheted like the skirt: vertical in the middle part with a seam and at the ends flared and horizontally in rounds.
Completed: 2021
Status: in my Klamottenkiste and are always worn with the skirt :-)
Photos: Eric Aisling (2021)
Jewellery: Sandra
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Two versions of really quickly made wrist warmers: One with just the overlock seam and one with turned in end.
Completed: 2019
Status: The cuffs left my Klamottenkiste in 2022.
Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2019)
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This is just another little variation of my knitted wirst warmers. Small and fine :-)
Completed: 2019
Status: in my Klamottenkiste and I wear them a lot
Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2019)
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These wrist warmers did not this name because they keep warm for just two minutes (although thinking about it… it might be right). They got this name because I made them in under two minutes. I had some fabric leftovers from the Summer Cardigan and my overlock machine. I did not use a pattern or anything, I just folded two of the little pieces and sewed them together on one side and then finished the edges, both just with the overlock machine.
Pretty neat, don’t you think? ;-)
Completed: 2016
Status: in my Klamottenkiste and I wear them from time to time
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I got three little balls of Baby Alpaka wool for Christmas 2012: one in black, one in brown and one multicoloured.
So there was the question what to do with just one ball of wool each… wrist warmers of course! :-)
And I was thinking in themes there…
Steampunk theme:
First I made the brown wrist warmers, they are knitted with crochet trimmings.
The rest of the wool became a matching litte choker that is closed with a satin ribbon tied to a bow at the back.
Gothic theme:
After that came the black wool. I made wrist warmers with double crochets and they are held together with a satin lacing.
Hippie theme:
Last I knitted the plain wrist warmers with the wool that has this beautiful colour gradient. These ones have a little crochet trimming on the upper edge as well.
Completed: 2013
Status: two of them are still in my Klamottenkiste I wear them, the black ones are now Lisa’s ;-)
Photos: JHP Photographie (2015)
Jewellery: Sandra
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This plushy fleece cape is warm and you can pull it over a winter coat.
Of course there are matching cuffs for it, too.
Photos: Eric Aisling (2015)
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These plain cuffs are made out of the jersey remains of the Little Octopus Ensemble.
They were quickly sewn together, upper hem made with the twin needle and lower hem with the rolled hem of my overlock machine, so these cuffs were an especially simple work :-)
Completed: 2013
Status: in my Klamottenkiste and I wear them often
Photos: Ronny Kunz (2013)
Earrings: Sandra
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I made these wrist warmers for the Night Blue Poncho.
Once again I made an easy pattern and 3,50 EUR of material costs are enough :-)
Completed: 2012
Status: The cuffs left my Klamottenkiste in 2022 together with the poncho.
Foto: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2012)
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