Simple Crochet Legwarmer Pattern- Free Pattern

I think some of the coolest crochet designs are released during Fall/Winter- this Simple Crochet Legwarmer being one of them. Perhaps because of the festivities toward the end of the year? However, that’s not to say there aren’t other lovely designs during the rest of the season.

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This Simple Crochet Legwarmer pattern is a fun and unique design that’s suitable for the confident beginner and intermediate crocheter. It works up quickly and will make a fantastic handmade gift.

Creating this design was a dream. I love all the features on the legwarmer, the ribbing at the top and bottom, the bean stitches in between the solid stitches, the fringes that lend a hippie look.

I contemplated adding the fringes, but I love the final look the fringes give. I’m certain, if you decide not to add fringes to yours, it would still come out looking lovely.

This Boho Chic Legwarmer is an easy wear. You could wear it inside your boots, over leggings or on their own. Wear it pulled up or scrunched. Which ever way, it will still look great on you.

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The Yarn

This pattern uses Alize Cotton Gold plus, a worsted weight yarn that’s 55% cotton and 45% acrylic. It has a soft, yet sturdy texture, and I really like the that it is a mixture of fibers- they balance each other. A good substitute I found for this yarn is Phildar Aviso, they have the same fiber content. Whatever yarn substitute you use, make sure to match the gauge.

To make this pattern easy to follow, I decided to write out the 3 sizes separately. I can’t wait to see how yours will turn out and the colours you will choose. Without fiurther ado, get hooking!

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Measurement guide:  

	S	M	L
Calf circumference (widest part)	9.5-12.5”	12.5-15”	15-18”
Ankle circumference	6.25-7.5”	7.5-9”	9-10.5”

Length: 14”

Gauge: 15 HDC sts across/1 set of Bean st and 11 rows of HDC= 4×4”

You’ll need:

• 3 balls Worsted weight, medium 4 yarn. In this pattern, Alize cotton gold plus (100gr /3.53oz, 200mtrs/361 yds) or substitute with Phildar Aviso (50gr/ 1.75oz, 68mtrs/74 yds)
• 4.5mm hook
• Tapestry needle

Stitches/Abbreviation

• SC- single crochet
• FSC- foundation single crochet. WRITTEN TURORIAL HERE, VIDEO TUTORIAL HERE
• HDC- half double crochet
• FPSC- front post single crochet
• CH- chain
• SL ST- slip stitch
• BLO- back loop only

Special Stitch– Bean Stitch– Insert hook in stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop. (Yarn over, insert hook in same stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop) repeat twice. Yarn over, pull through all 6 loops on hook.

FPSC– Front Post Single Crochet- insert hook around the body of the stitch (not in stitch), by going from the front of the stitch- in from the right, and out from the other side of the stitch, yarn over, pull out a loop, yarn over and pull through 2 loops.

Notes:

• Pattern written in U.S terms
• Pattern is written for sizes S (M,L). So it will be written this is 39 (43,47)
• Measure your calf and ankle to determine which size to make
• Depending on the yarn meters, you only need a little over 2 balls of yarn for this pattern
• The first stitch of every round is the place you join the round, which is the last stitch of previous round.
• Some rounds are worked in spiral, some are joined. Take note of these rounds.
• Always place stitch marker in last stitch of the round

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Simple Crochet Legwarmer Pattern- Boho Chic Legwarmer

Round 1: FSC 39 (43, 47). Join to 1^st st.

Rounds 2-6:  SC in next st, FPSC in next. (SC in next, FPSC in next) repeat around-  do not join, work in spiral till the last round, end with SC in last st . Join to next SC.

Round 7:  Ch 1, SC in same st, FPSC in next. (SC in next, FPSC in next) repeat around. Join in 1st st.

Round 8: Ch 1, HDC2tog in 1^st st and next, (HDC in 8 (9,10), HDC2tog) repeat 3 times, HDC in 7 (8,9)- continue to work in spiral- 35 (39, 43)

Rounds 9-11: HDC around- working in spiral till last round, join in 1^st st.

Round 12: Ch 1, HDC around. Join to 1^st st

Round 13: in BLO, Ch 1, Bean st in next, (Ch 1, skp next st, Bean st in next) repeat around. Join in Ch 1

Round 14: Ch 1, HDC in 1^st st, 2HDC in each ch 1 around. Join to 1^st st.

Round 15:  in BLO, Ch 1, HDC around- working in spiral

Rounds 16-23: HDC around- in last round, join to 1^st st.

Round 24: 2HDC in 1^st st, (HDC in 8 (9,10) 2HDC in next st) repeat 3 times, HDC in 7 (8,9). Join to 1^st st – 39 (43,47)

Rounds 25-26: repeat rounds 13 and 14

Round 27: in BLO, 2HDC in 1^st st, HDC in 18 (20,22), 2HDC in next, HDC in 19 (21,23)- continue working in spiral- 41 (45,47)

Round 28: 2HDC in 1^st st, (HDC in 9 (10,11), 2HDC in next) repeat 3 times, HDC in 10- 45 (49,53)

Rounds 29-35: HDC around. Join in 1^st st

Round 36: HDC around. Join in 1^st st

Rounds 37-39: Repeat rounds 13, 14 and 15

Rounds 40-42: HDC around. Join in 1^st st

Round 43: Ch 1, HDC around. Join in 1^st st

Round 44: SC in 1^st st, FPSC in next, (SC in next, FPSC in next) repeat around, end with SC in last st- continue working in spiral

Rounds 45-49: (SC in next, FPSC in next), end with SC. Join in 1^st st

Round 50: Ch 1, repeat SC, FPSC, end with sl st in last st. break yarn, weave in tails.

ADDING FRINGES- Optional

According to the number of stitches you have in each round, cut strips of yarn to measure 4.5 inches

Place fabric so that the bottom is facing up and add fringes in the bottom round of the bean stitches

And that’s it.

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