Winter Wear
Winter has taken up residence, and new mittens were needed to keep my hands warm. These mittens were knit on size 2 needles, using 100% wool. The yarn is close to a DK weight and created a nice dense knit.
I used this pattern (Midge) from Berroco. The mitten has a long cuff, extending 3 or 4 inches past the wrist, so it will prevent cold or snow from slipping down the coat sleeve.
Does the yarn look familiar? It should: my Eternity Scarf was also knit from this yarn. Now, I have a matching set of Winter Wear.
I used this pattern (Midge) from Berroco. The mitten has a long cuff, extending 3 or 4 inches past the wrist, so it will prevent cold or snow from slipping down the coat sleeve.
Does the yarn look familiar? It should: my Eternity Scarf was also knit from this yarn. Now, I have a matching set of Winter Wear.
They should keep your hands nice and warm.
ReplyDeleteThose look toasty! Thank you for sharing the pattern. Please don't share your snow. :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE THE MITTENS NANCY. PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU GO OUT IN THE SNOW. WE HAVE A 90% CHANCE OF RAIN TODAY SO I HOPE THE LAST OF OUR SNOW WILL MELT.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice set and glad they are for the most special person of all....you:)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the mittens! And thanks for the link to Berroco... I am learning a lot about knitting from you. Thanks for being my mentor!
ReplyDeleteKat
Those mittens are great! Long mittens and glove are high on my list as a necessity in cold winter weather :) Enjoy staying warm and toasty :)
ReplyDeleteThey look yummy. We are in a heat wave. I am willing to send you some of our 73 degree weather today for some of your cold.
ReplyDeleteLovely warm mittens! I used to enjoy knitting mitts. Added all sorts of odds and ends of yarn for stripes, and so forth. Don't have much call for them where I live.
ReplyDeleteI've been tempted to try mittens but it's all I can do to knit the socks I want to so I guess I'll stick with them.
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