


This is the exact same pattern using some chenille yarn we got from a yarn exchange. She had just enough to make this and sew on the buttons.

The mesh openings required much larger buttons in this one.
I like the neck warmer idea. No long ends to get tangled up in, and they'll never slip loose.


She liked the effect so much, she made herself a pair of "sleeves" as well. With these, she started off the same width as the wrist cuffs and increased as needed as they got longer.
I think she did quite well! :-D
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