This hand knit ear warmer boasts an attractive chain link cable design. The cabling technique allows the headband to be thicker around the ears to protect you from the viciously icy winds of winter, while also reducing the overall bulk of the headband. The headband tapers around the back to create a band that stays in place - it won't slip or slide.  

Pattern Information

- Difficulty Level : Intermediate
- Yarn Requirements : 170 yards/156 meters of worsted weight yarn
- Needles : Straight needles, US 6/4mm recommended, or size to obtain gauge
- Finished measurements: 20.75"/52cm long. It is 2.75"/7cm wide at cast on/bind off edges and 4"/10cm at the widest point in the middle.

This hand knitting pattern features both written instructions and a chart. 

Things you will need:
 - a PDF reader program (such as Adobe) installed on your computer in order to open the file.
 - knitting needles
 - worsted weight yarn
 - scissors
 - darning needle
 - cable needle

Knitting skills you should already be familiar with:
 - casting on
 - casting off / binding off
 - knit stitch
 - purl stitch
 - stockinette stitch
 
If you've knitted cables before, you'll probably find this pattern to be pretty easy. If you're new to knitting cables, this is a good project to learn them!

All pattern sales are final. Due to their digital nature, they cannot be returned or refunded. 

After you purchase the pattern, a link will automatically be emailed to you within 24 hours of purchase to allow your to download the file. If there is a problem with the download link, please contact me and I will email the file to the email address you used to purchase the pattern.

If you need any help with the pattern, please email me at info@anneliseknits.com. I try to answer all pattern questions as quickly as possible.

This pattern is for your personal enjoyment.