Knitting the Huron Wristers video tutorials

Hi there!

I’ve been working on a video series on how to knit the Huron Wristers. The videos are meant to help beginners or knitters with a little experience who would like to knit their own pair of history inspired wristers but maybe need some help with knitting in the round and colourwork.

My knitting skill level is experienced beginner, so I’m always learning, reading and asking lots of questions. I would like to let you know that the wristers aren’t difficult to make; with a few basic skills in hand, they are designed to be a friendly and inclusive knit: quick and fun for experienced knitters and a small challenge for beginners.

These are my first-ever video tutorials, so you may note a few audio or image glitches, but overall, they provide a good run through on how to knit the wristers.

You can find the tutorials here:

If you have any questions or need pattern support, feel free to email me at sbolen@stitchrevivalstudio.ca.

Thank you for reading & for your support!

Huron County Arcott knitting samples trio. Far left sample swatch was knit on size 3 mm needles. Middle sample knit with size 2 mm. Far right sample knit with size 2.5 mm.
Huron County Arcott knitting sample. Middle sample swatch knit with size 2 mm giving an approximate 8 stitches to the inch.
Huron Arcott knitting sample knit with size 2.5 mm needles giving an approxmate 7 stitches to the inch.
Huron Arcott knitting sample knit with size 2 mm needles giving an approxmate 8 stitches to the inch.
Huron Arcott knitting sample knit with size 2 mm needles (close-up) giving an approxmate 8 stitches to the inch.
Huron Arcott knitting sample knit with size 2 mm needles and cake of Huron Arcott showing the texture of the hand spun wool. Sample is a firm fabric with a soft feel.
Huron Arcott knitting sample knit with size 3 mm needles; note the looser drape of the sample.
Huron sport-weight Arcott on the needles, showing the texture of the hand spun wool.