How to Crochet a Woolen Willy Warmer Part 21/21

Okay so we want the majority of the string to be on the inside so what I would do is just stick your needle through and we’re it seems to be halfway in the back and grab it and pull it through and again you’re hands are one of the most better thing to use and looking for the string to be about equal and point it and making it sure it’s equal length or close to it and what we’re going to do just stick in your needle in on the other side of this just pulling it through.

And again your fingers are the best option for getting it really to pull through properly. So now we got that in the back. So we want just to wrap it around the side here just anywhere is good and it’s not on the exact size but you only want it in the back for just a little section of it. So we just went it in right here so just I’m going to go into the next stitch over and pull it back out, its in that string I know it’s hard to see. So then we want to go in around here kind of a little bit of a gap, point it through, using your fingers to pull it through and then just skip one stitch and pull it back through.

And then what you want to do in the front of the shaft just about in the one side of it just come up to the other side so the one side just pull it through, and then just jump one stitch and then pull it back through. So in the side what we’re going to do is we kind of look where you kind of win in on the other side, so if you fold in half like this you can see it really carefully.

So when I’m about there I set a boat it’s just a rough guess but somebody uses and this is other one I’d be shocked. And looking where you put it again on the other side, right there, so that’s where we kind of go in here and just jump over one stitch, pull it back out and using your fingers and just like we win on the shaft on the one side we’re going to go in again, pulling it through and we want to pull it forward into the front, so that he can grab it.

And there ladies and gentlemen so what’s going to happen is he can tie that thing shut around his knapsack in order to hold it in this spot and if you want to make the string longer you can go up to 35 stitches and there you go. You have your Peter heater or your Woolen Willy Warmer and again have fun with the colors and actually does work. This one was fine for me, so there you go. So there was your Woolen Willy Warmer’s Tutorial.