Arm Warmers
Posted in women accessories on 06/05/2001 01:41 am by adminArm Warmers
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Baby Legs Clothing - The Best There is for the Kids
As I was looking for something to help keep my daughter warm I tried all sorts of things. Pants she is not particularly fond of. Skirts she will wear but complains about being cold in. Knee high socks tend to fall down after a while or are so tight they pinch. Tights just seem too hard to mess with when she needed to get them off quickly. I tried everything I could think of until I found Baby Legs.
Baby Legs work great. They look and act just like leg warmers. However, they last up to the use and do not fall down as most leg warmers do. They have a variety of colors and patterns to choose from so any outfit can be added to easily with this product. Outfits can even be made around their designs.
With the variety of materials, they are made of they can fit any type of sensitive skin, polyester for softness or natural cotton for those that like the feel of it. They even have a product that is designed around sun protection. Protecting even in the full sun yet cool enough they can be worn without being hot.
Being as they are so durable they can be used as more than just leg warmers. They can be used as arm warmers and knee protectors also. One of my daughter's friends uses this product as knee protection from knee guards for her older daughter. They come in a couple of sizes (33, 39 and 40 cm) to allow extra flexibility in their use, allowing even the older kids to wear them with ease. Although this seems like a single sex product that can easily be used by either gender. They protect the legs of any baby with ease.
Best of all, my daughter loves to wear them, so much that she wears them all the time. Just to play in or to keep warm. Since she doesn't throw a fit on putting them on, it makes getting her dressed a heck of a lot easier. Definitely not the chore it once was. Anything that makes that process easier is a plus for me.
Plus these are small enough you can throw them in your purse or diaper bag so that you have something in case it gets cooler than expected. You can even keep a couple of pairs available if you desire. With the flexibility of being able to use them as arm warmers also I would be willing to be you will find them more useful than throwing in an extra jacket and a lot easier to carry around also.
This is definitely one of those products you have to use to believe. You would never believe they last to abuse. Unlike leg warmers, they don't stretch out easily and will be able to be worn more than a couple of times. With the addition of being useable by all ages and by both genders this makes a perfect compliment to any outfit.
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What is best - crocheting or knitting arm warmers?
I can do both but which would you think is best?
I'd knit them, and use the rib stitch (k1p1 or k2p2 or k2p1) all the way up. That way, they'll be stretchy and will be less likely to become loose and slide down. The k1p1 rib is the best for socks and legwarmers, so I'd guess it would be best for armwarmers, too. They knit quickly, try several different k-p combinations and see which you like best.
