to twist the chain,

1-2hr Hand Round 1: Ch 1, sc in each ch around, (40) join with

slst in ch-1
Round 2: Ch1, hdc around FP of next sc, hdc
around the BP of the 2nd sc, alternating front and
Warmers back posts making a ribbed effect, join in ch-1
space (this will be counted as a bphdc) (40)
Round 3-4: Repeat round 2.
Note: you can extend the cuff by working more
rounds between rounds 3 and 4.
Glove
Shell = (2dc,ch1,2dc) in same sp
ch2 counts as 1 dc.
Round 1: (ch2, dc, ch1, 2dc) in ch2 space, skip 3
sp, shell in next space, **skip 4 sp, shell, skip 4
sp**. around until the end, Join at the top of the
Designed by Janis Cleghorn first dc. (10 shells)
http://marshmellowmagic.etsy.com/ Note: you will have 5 spaces left at the end,
ignore this and join after 10 shells, you wont
notice the odd spacing as you work up the rounds.
3.25mm hook
Round 2: slst twice to ch1 space (center of the
5ply sports weight yarn of choice shell) shell in ch1 space, shell in each ch1 space
Beads, with enough of a hole to thread your yarn around (basically you will be putting a shell inside
through the shell on the previous row below) join into the
top of the first dc.
Needle to sew in ends
Round 3-6: repeat Round 2, Note: you can
increase/decrease the length between rounds 3-6.
Abbreviations Thumb space
Slip stitch = slst
Round 7: continue working shell pattern around
Chain = ch\ until the last 3 shells, skip the last 3 shells and join
Single Crochet = sc to the top of the first dc, this will have created the
thumb space,
Double Crochet =dc
Round 8; slst into center of ch-1 sp and shell, shell
Half double crochet = hdc in each ch sp around, join with slst and fasten off.
Front post = FP
Back post = BP
Front post Half double crochet = FPHdc
Back post Half double crochet = BPHdc
Starting with the cuff
Ch 40, join with slst making ring, being careful not
Trim
Picot stitch = (sc,ch3,slst) in same sp.
Slst around top of shells placing a Picot stitch in
each ch-1 sp, (center of shell) I placed my bead
between the 1st and 2nd ch of the ch3 picot stitch,
repeat around the thumb space, placing bead in the
ch-1 sp.
Alternatively you could sew the beads on.

I hope you enjoy your free pattern, Make sure you

share it around with all your friends, I also give you
permission to sell any hand warmers you make
from my pattern, pleas kindly acknowledge they
are make from a “Marshmellowmagic Design”

All the best Janis