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These cute fingerless mitts look great peeking out from beneath the sleeves of your jacket and are embellished with a heart-shaped button motif.
1 [2:2] x 1oz (50g) ball of light-weight (DK) wool yarn (123yd/112m) in pale blue
One pair size 6 (4mm)
12 heart-shaped shell buttons approx in (15mm) wide
2 round shell buttons approx in (15mm) in diameter
To fit sizes S [M:L]; width around palm is 7 [8:8]in (18 [20.5:22]cm) and 5 [5:6]in (12.5 [14:15]cm) long, excluding frill
22 sts and 28 rows to 4in (10cm) measured over st st (1 row k, 1 row p) using size 6 (4mm) needles
To make the frill edging, a large number of stitches are cast on but these are quickly reduced over two rows using a simple knit decrease and p2tog.
Cast on 160 [176:192] sts.
Row 1 *K2, lift the first st over the second st: rep from * to end. 80 [88:96] sts
Row 2 P2tog to end. 40 [44:48] sts
Knit 1 row.
Purl 1 row.
Knit 4 rows.
Work in st st, beg with a k row, until work measures 4[5:5]in (11 [12.5:13.5]cm) from beg of g st border, ending with a p row.
Knit 4 rows.
Cast off.
Sew in all ends. Press pieces according to instructions on ball band. Fold cuff in half and sew edges together from top for 1in (3.5cm). Finish off yarn. Leave a 1in (3cm) gap then join rest of seam down to frill and join edges of frill.
On the back of each cuff, arrange six heart-shaped buttons around the center round button into a flower shape. Sew each button into place.
The chunky rib stitch of these wristwarmers means they will stretch to fit your hands without any shaping.
1 x 1oz (50g) ball of light-weight (DK) tweed wool yarn (123yd/113m per 50g ball) in lavender (A)
1 x oz (25g) ball of sport-weight (4ply) metallic yarn (104yd/95m per 25g ball) in metallic purple (B)
1 x oz (25g) ball of super-fine-weight (2ply) mohair/silk mix yarn (229yd/210m per 25g ball) in purple berry (C)
One pair of size 10 (7mm)
Stitch holder
7in (19cm) long; will stretch to fit small/medium/large sizes
18 sts and 17 rows to 4in (10cm) measured over unstretched k2, p2 rib using size 10 (7mm) needles and yarns A, B and C held together
Make sure that you work through all three yarns for each stitch.
Because they are worked in k2, p2 rib, these wristwarmers will stretch to fit your hand without any shaping.
The stitches for the thumb are left on a stitch holder. When the main part has been completed, you return to these stitches and work the thumb.
Use the cable cast-on method to add extra stitches.
Using yarns A, B and C together, cast on 30 sts loosely.
Row 1 RS K2, *p2, k2; rep from * to end.
Row 2 P2, *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Cont in rib as set until work measures 6in (15cm) from beg, ending with a WS row.
Next Row Patt 17 sts, slip last 4 sts worked onto a stitch holder, patt to end.
Next Row Patt 13 sts, cast on 4 sts, patt to end.
Cont in rib as set until work measures 1in (4cm) from thumb opening, ending with a WS row.
Bind off loosely.
Cast on 3 sts, with RS of work facing, k1, p2, k1 across 4 sts on stitch holder, cast on 3 sts. 10 sts.
Next Row K2, (p2, k2) twice.
Next Row P2, (k2, p2) twice.
Rep these 2 rows twice more.
Bind off loosely in rib.
Using yarn A, join thumb seam. Join seam along bottom edge of thumb, matching ribs.
Join side seam.
Mittens are the simplest way to start knitting gloves and this stockinette stitch design couldnt be easier the hardest part is choosing which of the two color variations to make.
1 x 3oz (100g) hank of medium-weight (aran) multi-colored wool yarn (150yd/138m per hank) in pink/green/gold/ecru mix
One pair size 5 (3.75mm)
One pair size 7 (4.5mm)
To fit sizes S [M:L]; width around palm is 7 [7:8]in (18 [19:20.5]cm) and 7 [7:8]in (18 [19:20.5]cm) long from wrist
18 sts and 24 rows to 4in (10cm) measured over st st (1 row k, 1 row p) using size 7 (4.5mm) needles
Both pairs of mittens are worked in stockinette stitch with a snug-fitting cuff in k1, p1 rib worked on smaller needles.
The thumb on each mitten is shaped using M1, and the tops are decreased with ssk and k2tog.
Using size 5 (3.75mm) needles, cast on 32 [34:36] sts loosely.
Row 1 *K1, p1; rep from * to end.
Rep this row until rib measures 2in (5cm).
Change to size 7 (4.5mm) needles.
Work 2 rows in st st (1 row k, 1 row p), starting with a k row.**
Next Row K16 [17:18], M1, k2, M1, k14 [15:16]. 34 [36:38] sts.
Work 3 rows in st st.
Next Row K16 [17:18], M1, k4, M1, k14 [15:16]. 36 [38:40] sts.
Work 3 rows in st st.
Next Row K16 [17:18], M1, k6, M1, k14 [15:16]. 38 [40:42] sts.
Work 3 rows in st st.
Next Row K16 [17:18], M1, k8, M1, k14 [15:16]. 40 [42:44] sts.
Purl 1 row.
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