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Order and Chaos
Unlike the Borg, I have found that a combination of both order and chaos is a good thing. Of course, it does need to be a good type of chaos.
Order and Chaos is the fingerless mitt version of Order to Chaos.
The mitts are worked in the round with each mitt worked in both chaos (back of the hand) and order (palm) patterns. Dice are used to create the chaos pattern with pinstripes representing order. This pattern is written only, there is no chart.
Yarn: 2 colors of fingering weight, about 110 to 130 yards of Color A and 105 to 120 yards of Color B
Blue and orange mitt shown is size large and was worked in Knit Picks Stroll (color A) and Rebel Purl 4 Plies of the Apocalypse (Color B).
Notions needed
Stitch markers, at least 1 locking
Waste yarn in a contrasting color
Dice - pattern does include a link to a dice simulator along with pre-rolled combinations.
Pattern support available through my Ravelry group, The Weird Sisters.
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- First published: March 2021
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