When I go shopping for a sweater, or for a blouse with long sleeves, the sleeves are usually shorter than I would like them. I guess my arms are slightly longer than other people's arms. Then there is a shrinkage. Sometimes my tops' sleeves get shorter after washing. So, I usually end up with sleeves right above my Wrist bone. I think the bone's name is Ulna. So, my Ulna area gets cold and uncomfortable. That is why I like to make different types of Wrist Warmers for myself. Even just a very simple one - cuffs straight up, with slightly flared up hand area that covers Carpals and part of the Metacarpals (click for images HERE, if you want to know what I am talking about). And did you know that if you use a computer and keep your Carpals warm, you may have fewer problems with your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)? Click HERE to read about prevention of your CTS. Yeah. I like that.
Therefore, to keep your wrists warm, ladies and gentlemen, you need to make yourselves some wrist warmers, especially for cold days and evenings, or if you work on the computer a lot.

I made a couple of videos. If you are a right-handed knitter, click HERE for "Fast Variegated Simple Knitted Wrist Warmers," and click HERE for "Two Tone Wrist Warmers".

If you are a left-handed knitter, click HERE for "Fast Variegated Simple Knitted Wrist Warmers," and click HERE for Two Tone Wrist Warmers.

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