Multimodal Split Bike Mitts
by Rachel Rayner
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Multimodal Split Bike Mitts
Keep your fingers toasty on your bike this winter! These split (or lobster claw) mittens are cozier than gloves, and less bother to knit too.
The split design gives you freedom of movement to change gears and ding the bell. Because they’re worked in several small steps, they feel like they knit up in no time at all.
I used 45g of Holst Garn Highland Sock Yarn 13 Tapestry. You might like to purchase an additional skein.
Gauge: 11 stitches = 4cm in stockinette.
Size: medium women’s hand. Try it on as you work to get the length just right!
These mittens are identical. Make two just the same.
Worked from the cuff up.
For more information, see:
http://amiguru.me/split-mittens-free-knitting-pattern/
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by Holst Garn
Fingering
80% Wool, 20% Nylon
229 yards
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