These fingerless mitts are worked in DK weight for a fast weekend project! Worked in the round with cables that slowly taper outwards and inwards, creating fern-like shapes up the front of the mitts. These mitts feature a gusseted thumb, tubular cast on and sewn tubular bind off. The pattern is written in ONE ADULT SIZE that will fit an average adult-sized hand circumference. The pattern is charted and also includes separate written instructions. All repeat sections appear in bold print for easy reading.
Yarn
Approx. 135 yards/123 m of DK weight yarn (Pictured in Knit Picks Andean Treasure in Horchata Heather)
Note: Yardage needed does NOT include a gauge swatch.
Needles
Cuff: US 2 (2.75 mm) 16”/40 cm Circular Needle, or 1 size down from the needle size you make gauge with
Hand: US 3 (3.25 mm) 16”/40 cm Circular Needle & Double pointed needles
Notions
Cable needle (if desired)
Waste yarn or stitch holder
Tapestry needle
Blocking materials
Measuring tape
Gauge
Cable pattern:
Worked in the Rnd on larger needle, blocked
28 stitches & 30 rnds = 3.5”/9 cm wide x 4”/10 cm tall
Stockinette Stitch:
Worked in the Rnd on larger needle, blocked
20 stitches & 28 rnds = 4”/10 cm wide x 4”/10 cm tall
Finished Measurements (blocked and lying flat)
Wrist circumference: 6.5”/16.5 cm
Hand circumference: 7”/18 cm
Mitt Length: 7.5”/19 cm
Techniques Used
- Longtail Tubular Cast-on (explained in pattern/video link in pattern)
- M1R & M1L increases (explained in pattern)
- Basic cables (explained in pattern)
- Working in the round on a 32”/81 cm circular needle for working Magic Loop or on Dpn’s
- Sewn Bind Off (explained in pattern/video link in pattern)
- Blocking
- Reading a chart or from written instructions
PATTERN DIFFICULTY
Intermediate
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