The phrase "around your hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that encircles or is positioned near someone's hand.
Example: "She wore a delicate bracelet that sparkled beautifully around your hand."
Alternatives: "encircling your hand" or "surrounding your hand".
You can do this by placing your hands on his back, and rubbing him/her for a while, then jumping beside him/her, then, when your horse has calmed down, you should get somebody else to hold the lead rope !!(DO NOT WRAP AROUND YOUR HAND! LOOP IT)!!(IF YOUR HORSE BOLTS or BUCKS the SKIN on YOUR HAND WILL BE GONE)!! while you gently start applying pressure to your hands on his back.
Do you see how you can see "around" your hand?
One of these jobs is coiling guitar strings around your hand and inserting them into envelopes.
It understands the simple pleasure of drawing a chalk line around your hand, an appealing insight if too slight an idea to stretch across half an hour.
The Sleeve 360 is a little rotating bracket that affixes to a velcro strap that you wrap around your hand, allowing you to easily hold the iPad and flip it in any direction you want.
The writing recalls the sticky intensity of Keith Douglas in the Egyptian desert: The flies landed on you and you waved them off, they curved around your hand like water and landed again to sip at tear fluid and saliva, to eat the dead skin, dirt, lay their eggs in the nutritious wetness of wounds.
In the car, you told me: "You do understand that I have to punish you for this, don't you?" Back home, you picked up a belt, wrapped it around your hand, buckle dangling, and hit me on the legs with it, again and again and again.
Wrap a cloth around your hand and immediately remove the pan from the heat.
In this game, you hold a stick in your hand and your HoloLens headset projects a gun around your hand.
They look a bit like the Oculus Touch controllers, but the "hoop" doesn't loop around your hand.
