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The Wedding Cable Knit Arm Warmers Pattern

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This cable knit arm warmers pattern will allow you to create large, medium, and small twisted cables in an intricate design.

Inspired by Claire’s wedding dress from the Outlander TV series season 1.

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This is the latest pattern in my Outlander collection, you can see the other Outlander patterns here.

Cable knit wrist warmers

Inspired By The Outlander Costumes

If you have been watching the Outlander TV series, through all of the seasons, Claire has worn fingerless gloves and wrist warmers.

The outfit that inspired this design was Claire’s bridal dress, she wasn’t wearing any knitted pieces but I think it would have been a great match!

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The colors in the dress are just lovely for spring, with ivory, and sage green.

Claire and Jamie's wedding day on OutlanderImage Source – Starz

More Outlander Patterns

Inspired by Claire Fraser wearing beautiful knitted pieces, the arm warmers are knit flat and then seamed.

The large cables are seen twisting up through the design, moving up into a medium cable, and then finally a smaller cable.

The design is similar to another pattern in my Outlander collection, Claire’s cable knit wrist warmers.

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cable knit arm warmers

The Cable Knit Stitch

This pattern is for intermediate knitters, as the cable knit stitches that have been used are a little bit more complicated.

  • The cables are intertwined throughout the front piece of the wrist warmers with a stocking stitch flat piece on the underside of the arm/wrist.
  • The pattern could be a bit difficult if you have never picked up the needles before, but if you have many projects under your belt and are looking to do something a bit more complicated, this pattern is worth your time!

The Yarn I Used

  • For this project I used two yarns knit together, to give a fluffy texture.
  • I used La Mia Natural Wool in the color beige(H2) from Hobium yarns and knit that with Drops Kid-Silk in pearl grey (09).
  • Knitting with two strands together was fun and gave a great texture to the wrist warmers.
  • The two yarns knit together give these cable cuffs a really great texture, which is both fluffy and soft.

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Cable knit wrist warmers pattern

Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern:

This pattern is great for any intermediate knitters.

cable knit arm warmers

The Wedding Cable Arm Warmers Pattern

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Skill Level – Intermediate

Notes

This pair of arm warmers knit up quickly in medium yarn, and the cable design makes for a relaxing and enjoyable knit.

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Size – Women’s medium

Length = 10 inches

Width (laying flat and unstretched) = 4 inches

Gauge = 16 sts in 24 rows in 10 x 10cm/4 x 4 inches in stocking stitch.

Cable knit arm warmers

The Supplies You Need…

Yarn

  • 1 x 100g Skein La Mia Natural Wool – H2 (Worsted)
  • 1 x 25g Drops Kid-Silk – Pearl grey 09 (Lace)
  • Medium weight yarn 04 (Aran/worsted/10ply) knit with a Lace weight together.
  • Yarn weight chart
  • Good Yarn Substitute for medium weight yarn – Cascade 220.
  • Good Yarn Substitute for lace weight yarn – Rowan Kidsilk Haze.

Needles

Notions

Mrs fitz arm warmers knitting pattern Outlander

Pattern Instructions

Abbreviations / Knitting Abbreviations List

  • CO – cast on
  • Cont – Continue
  • C24F – (Cable 24 front) – Slip 12 stitches onto a cable needle and hold in front of work, (K2, P2) 3 times from the left needle, then (K2, P2) 3 times from the cable needle.
  • C16F – (Cable 16 front) – Slip 8 stitches onto a cable needle and hold in front of work, (K2, P2) 2 times from the left needle, then (K2, P2) 2 times from the cable needle.
  • C8F – (Cable 8 front) – Slip 4 stitches onto a cable needle and hold in front of work, K2, P2 from the left needle, then K2, P2 from the cable needle.
  • K – knit
  • P – purl
  • PM – Place marker
  • St(s) – stitch(es)
  • Rep – repeat

Make 2 pieces the same – with two strands of yarn held together – and knit flat on straight needles.

  1. CO 52sts
  2. P2, K2 / 2×2 ribbing for 2 rows
  3. K24, (pm) P2, K2 to end of row
  4. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  5. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  6. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  7. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  8. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  9. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  10. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  11. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  12. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts

First Cable

  1. K24, P2, C24F, K2
  2. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  3. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  4. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  5. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  6. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  7. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  8. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  9. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  10. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts

Second Cable

  1. K24, P2, C24F, K2
  2. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  3. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  4. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  5. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  6. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  7. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  8. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  9. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  10. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts

Third Cable

  1. K24, P2, K2, P2, C16F, K2, P2, K2
  2. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  3. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  4. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  5. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  6. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  7. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  8. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts

Fourth Cable

  1. K24, P2, K2, P2, C16F, K2, P2, K2
  2. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  3. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  4. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  5. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  6. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  7. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  8. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts

Fifth Cable

  1. K24, P2, K2, P2, K2, P2 C8F, K2, P2, K2, P2, K2 to the end of the row.
  2. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  3. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  4. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  5. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  6. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts
  7. K24, P2, K2 to end of row
  8. (P2, K2) x 7 for 28sts, P24 sts

Ribbed cuff

  1. P2, K2 / 2×2 ribbing for 2 rows
  2. Cast off in rib.

Making up

Mattress Stitch Tutorial.

Stitch the side seam using the invisible seam stitch.

Weave in any loose ends.

chunky cable knit arm warmers

 
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