Wherever you wear these Elle Chunky Cable Knit Legwarmers, and however, pulled up or scrunched down, you can be certain you’ll be cosy and comfortable all day long.

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These sweet scalloped boot cuffs are tall enough to work with shorter boots and still have the leg warmer look. Of course, you could also make them longer to be full leg warmers by repeating the fourth row to reach the length you want. Bethany from Haute Kippy designed this free pattern for the Stitch and Unwind blog and they are ideal for anyone who is an advanced beginner. Rather than donning LBDs, fashion designer and stylist Leah Taylor points out that fashion lovers are now gravitating towards statement-making power coats that serve as a major focal point with a simple outfit underneath. Made for layering, Elle Chunky Knit Leg Warmers are ideal for cold winter days when you need a little more warmth with your boots, jeans or leggings. The classic cable run design gives these long knits a countryside appeal, but they look great in the town and city too! Or why not wear them at home and relax in style? Rose Obom designed these playful leg warmers with a fun mix of stitches, then to top it off, she added fringe! All of these elements could be a lot, but when worked in a neutral color, it really works. These aren't your typical ballet leg warmers, but they may just make you want to dance! If you've ever seen cabling in knitting and wished you could do that with crochet, this leg warmer pattern is for you! Stephanie from All About Ami uses post crochet stitches to form the cables, and her clever construction creates ribbing at the top and bottom.These super cute kawaii kitty leg warmers are sure to be a hit with kids, teens, and cat-loving grown-ups, too. The tube part is simple, but it's the details that make all the difference. The front with ears and a face is sweet, but then you turn around and there's the surprise of a tail and kitty butt (which, of course, you could leave off if you'd rather). Gloria from Crochet DuJour shows you how to make these textured leg warmers in her YouTube tutorial. The stitch pattern creates the look of accordion folds that really give these a slouchy feel. Don't want to follow along only on video? She also has a printable version available for sale.

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Starting from the slip knot and ending with the last bits of finishing, this video tutorial from Crochet Beignet walks you through how to make these cozy leg warmers. They include a bit of elastic to keep the bottoms close around your ankles instead of flaring wide, so they're good for wearing with flats or other ankle-high shoes. Leg warmers are a classic ballet accessory, and your little dancer will love having a hand-crochet pair to wear during class. In fact, young crocheters can even make their own with minimal help in following this easy-level pattern.Leg warmers are a great beginner project because they often use simple stitches and basic skills. That's exactly what this pattern is all about: giving you a chance to practice techniques while creating something useful. What's fun about these is that the recommended yarn creates a striped look without the hassle of changing colors! Personal styling advisor for MiKADO Personal Styling, Jordan Stolch tells InStyle that balletcore is “all about embracing the dreamy, ethereal aesthetic of the dance world while striking the perfect balance between elegance and ease.” One of the best ways to achieve this balance, she says, is to layer up. Not all leg warmers need to cover your entire calves. These mini stirrup leg warmers cover your ankles and would pair well with a dress and flats. They also are both lacy and chunky, which is a fun mix of textures that is sure to be soft and warm. and not just for their functionality. Fashion stylist, Tara West says this ode to the '80s has been refreshed on the runways, particularly for the 2023 Spring/Summer collections.

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Make a statement with these over-the-knee leg warmers! Working with only basic crochet stitches, this project is suitable for anyone who has learned single, half-double, and triple crochet stitches. The secret to keeping these from sliding down your legs? A bit of elastic stitched in at the top. Best of all, this pattern includes sizes S to 2XL.

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Have you seen crocodile stitch but you weren't sure what you would create with it? How about some Dragon Tears Leg Warmers? This highly textured stitch really makes an impact. And when you wear it on your legs, you might just fancy yourself as a dragon or a sea creature! Cute, cozy, and warm, these leg warmers can be made in any size, so you can make a set for the whole family (yourself included, of course). With one primary stitch, this leg warmer pattern is also incredibly beginner-friendly.