These fingerless mittens are squishy and as light as a feather, thanks to the beautiful Feather Stitch stitch pattern! These mittens are worked in the round until the thumb opening, worked back and forth to shape the thumb opening, and then finished in the round. The thumb and top of the mitten are edged in half double-crochet.

With only a one-round repeat, these mittens work up fast, and are perfect for a more portable project!

The Teal Sample was knit in WeCrochet Gloss DK (70% merino, 30% silk) in “Kenai” and shown in size S. The Purple Sample was knit in Tanis Fiber Arts Amber Label (75% merino, 15% cashmere, 10% silk), and shown in size XS.

For questions and support, please visit this thread in my Ravelry Group, e-mail me at sarahdawnsdesigns@gmail.com, or send me a PM here on Ravelry.

This pattern has written instructions only. This pattern also has an accessible large print option that is compatible with screen-reading software.

The large print option is done in a sans-serif font with a minimum 24 pt font size, and all pictures included have alt-text enabled for screen-readers.

Techniques Used:

• slip stitch
• chain stitch
• feather stitch
• hdc chainless start
• decreases: hdc 3tog

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Pattern Usage:

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