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Cable Knit Arm Warmer Fingerless Long Gloves Black List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $8.95 Average Rating:   |
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NEW CLASSIC CABLE KNIT HAND AND ARM WARMER FINGERLESS GLOVES THUMB HOLE Soft cable knit arm hand warmer. The hottest look of the season. Flash back from the 80s Flash Dance. Long enough to pull up to below your elbow, or wear it as a slouch crinkle slouchy style... |
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Outer Rebel Fashion Long Fingerless Knit Gloves- Black Sale Price: $11.00 |
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AQUA & BLACK FINGERLESS STRIPED ARM WARMER GLOVES List Price: $14.00 Sale Price: $9.99 Average Rating: |
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These gauntlet style long arm warmer gloves are just what you need when you want to add some interest to your outfit. |
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RAINBOW FINGERLESS STRIPED ARM WARMER GLOVES List Price: $10.00 Sale Price: $6.99 Average Rating:  |
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These gauntlet style long arm warmer gloves are just what you need when you want to add some interest to your outfit. |
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TIGHT FITTING BLACK LONG ARM WARMERS W/THUMB HOLE List Price: $14.00 Sale Price: $9.99 Average Rating:  |
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Simply a great pair of casual arm warmers for your everyday gear. Wear with today's 3/4 sleeve jackets, short sleeve sweaters or dancewear. |
poll: choose one from each?
1) fingerless gloves or arm warmers
2) violence or comedy
3) labrador retrievers or maltese
4) selena gomez or vanessa hudgens
1) Fingerless Gloves
2) Comedy
3) Lab Retrievers
4) Vanessa Hudgens
Making things other than hats on round looms?
I have the round set of Knifty knitters. I do not understand how people use these to make things like arm/leg warmers, scarves, fingerless gloves. Right now I'm trying to make a scarf by creating a very long tube and stitching the ends shut and possibly steamironing it flat or something
Will that work?
and can you give me some easy to understand patterns?
Also, is the E Wrap the normal wrap used to make hats?
Try checking out Provo Craft's website, (the maker of Knifty Knitter). They have lots of projects (some for the round looms, and some for the long looms). http://www.provocraft.com/projects/projects.php?dsp=list&prdindex=kniftyknitter
You can also check Walmart, or any craft store that sells yarn and/or the looms, they usually have project sheets available as well (I know I've picked up a couple of project booklets at Walmart).
