Contains:
- Knitting pattern with photos and easy to read chart with full instructions
- US and metric measurements
- Intermediate pattern
- After blocking, fingerless mitts have a 7”/18cm unstretched circumference measured at base of finger knuckles, without thumb, and are 7”/18cm long. They will stretch to fit a base of finger knuckles measurement of 9”/23cm circumference, without thumb. Top of mitt and non-ribbed section of bottom of cuff are meant to roll.
Materials you need at home:
- One skein Cascade Yarns “220 Superwash Sport” (100% Superwash Merino Wool,136 yds/125m, 1.75 oz/50g), color 815 (called Black in pattern)
- One skein Cascade Yarns “220 Superwash Sport” (100% Superwash Merino Wool, , 136 yds/125m, 1.75 oz/50g), color 871 (called White in pattern)
- Set of four size US 4/3.5mm double pointed knitting needles
- Two small ring stitch markers
- One small locking stitch marker (for marking beginning of rounds)
- Yarn needle or large embroidery needle
A fun, stranded colorwork fingerless mitt. There is an easy to read chart for the colorwork. You'll need a skein of black and a skein of white Cascade 220 Sport Superwash, a soft, superwash, merino yarn.
These edgy mitts will fit most women and older children/teens. (To get a larger (men's) mitt, use dk and size 4 to get 6 sts to 1" as gauge).
These mitts are comfy and warm. The colorwork gives a double layer of yarn to the hand portions of the mitts. The bottom non-ribbed section of the cuff and the top edge of the mitts will roll. Pattern is on front and back of hand
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