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Today I’d like to share a picture of the wrist warmers I knitted for Christmas for my MIL. The pattern was Sirdar Knitting Pattern 9135 I knitted a short version as an alternative to regular gloves as my MIL uses a stick and finds gloves difficult to use with it.
Short wrist warmers. Handmade Christmas Gift
With these, MIL can tuck them up her sleeve and just have the ends covering her hands but still have a clear palm for her stick.
Hope she likes them. The yarn I used was Sirdar Click; colour 181
Thank goodness for Brittany birch knitting needles, they are much kinder to my stiff hands.
Best wishes and thanks for reading, see you soon
Billie 
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Dear Billie -
These are such a wonderful and thoughtful idea. I am sure your mother-in-law will love them. I have not forgotten you (and my grandmother is fine, 104 now). I have just been so very busy at work. I’ve been moved to a new location which means a longer commute. So sometimes when I get home, I don’t even want to look at my computer. But I had to take the time to wish you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and may the New Year bring much love, health and happiness to each one of you!
Hugs,
Elaine
Dear Elaine
What a lovely message, really glad your Grandmother is better and its so nice to hear from you again.
Wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas too, and best wishes for 2012
hugs
Billie
These are a super idea Billie – very often we need our hands free but our wrists still get chilly. Hope she liked them
Hugs
Lynn x