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Crackling Fire Mittens
The Crackling Fire Mittens are perfect for the first snow of the season and to give some cuddles and warm to your hands during the cold months.
The pattern is for medium level knitters or if you want to adventure into making your first attempt to knit mittens. You will start from the cuff ribbing and slowly the increases for the thumb. Then you put the thumb stitches on hold and work the rest of the hand. For last you will knit the thumb putting the stitches on the needles again.
Except for the ribbing, you will only use one stitches and to make the fair isle motif you will use the second colour.
I promise, it’s easier than you think, just follow the pattern round after round.
Measures:
Hand + Cuff: Long 22 cm / 8.6 inches
Cuf: long 4 cm / 1.5 inches
Large 20 cm / 7.8 inches
The pattern is easily adjustable.
Materials:
2 skeins of Gilliat from De Rerum Natura, I used the colours Caramel (colour A) and Poivre et Sel (colour B).
Circular needles 5 mm/US 8/UK 6
Cable 40 cm / 15 inches
Two markers
Wasted yarn or something to hold stitches
Gauge:
10x10 cm/ 4x4 inches, 18 stitches x 26 rows
What you need to know:
- knit in the round
- magic loop
- make 1 right/left
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