Knitted Leg Warmers

Knitted leg warmers are a cozy and stylish accessory that can add a touch of warmth and flair to any outfit. They are not only practical for keeping your legs toasty during chilly days but also a fun way to express your personality and style. The soft and stretchy material makes them comfortable to wear, whether you're lounging at home or out and about running errands. With a wide variety of colors, patterns, and lengths available, you can easily find a pair that suits your taste and preferences. Plus, they are versatile enough to be paired with skirts, dresses, or even over leggings for a trendy layered look. Embrace the comfort and charm of knitted leg warmers to stay cozy and chic all season long!

1 Skein each:
Red Heart
310 Monet 358 Lavender
1 set #5 double pointed needles (or 5 straight needles)
1 set #8 double pointed needles (or 8 straight needles)
(see bottom of pattern)

On size 8 double pointed needles:
Using Straight Stitch 4 stitches equal one inch, and 5 rows equal one inch.

1. With Lavender, and #5 double pointed needles, cast on 32 stitches,
K2, P2 for 2 1/2 inches, change to size 8 double pointed needles,
and inc 10 stitches evenly around. (42 stitches)

2. Knit 6 rows in straight stitch, attach Monet, and work in pattern below.

3. Pattern: Starting with Monet, knit 2 rows, then work 4 rows in lavender, until you have repeat these rows, 9 times, (you'll have nine repeats of color monet.) (if you want leg warmers for a larger child, add more repeats of the pattern.

4. Fasten off Monet, and knit 6 rows of lavender, last row dec. 32 stitches., and do k2, p2 for 2 1/2 inches, Cast off very loosely, using the larger needles. You will want these to fit over the thigh or just under the knee.

This pattern can be worked on straight needles, just work back and forth, following the pattern, when done, sew back seam. Make 2.