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Here is Blip in his star-lit universe. The left hand features a spaceship, a planet and a falling star, or choose the mirror-image chart for the option of Blip’s twin on the left mitten.

Pick any one of the three mittens and make a matching pair. Or avoid “second mitten syndrome” by making three mix-and-match mittens and grab any two when heading out the door. A pair and a spare!

Finished measurements:

These mittens are worked in the round from the bottom up. Highlights are worked in duplicate stitch after the mittens are complete. The colorwork pattern is presented in chart form only.

Taking advantage of mosaic knitting’s affinity for intarsia, these mittens are worked flat, grafted across the top and seamed along the outer edge of the hand. The thumb is worked in the round.

Two ponies, two unicorns, or make one of each. The pattern contains charts for both the adult and children’s sizes and all are fully charted for right and left hand.

The size of these mittens is determined by the gauge, and is altered by changing needle size.

Mittens and hat are worked in stranded colorwork using two colors. After the knitting is complete the bright accents are added with duplicate stitch.

The mittens are worked in the round from cuff to tip in the stranded colorwork technique. The pattern is carried over the gusseted thumbs of the mittens. The cowl begins with a provisional cast-on and is worked in solid-color bands alternating with stranded colorwork bands. One end is turned once, then the ends are joined using Kitchener stitch...

The size of these mittens is determined by the gauge, and is altered by changing needle size.

Gauge

Take your needles off the grid in men’s and women’s sizes.

Pretty little puffs of patternwork on the the most magical of mittens.

Little kittens on lovely mittens. Sized both big and small.

Indulge in a colorwork flight of fancy.

Shades of the southwest for northern winters.

Stitch up the best blankie ever, slip-stitched and backed with cozy fleece.

A pattern of vines repeats seamlessly around hat and mittens. The borders at brim and cuffs are lined with a lighter weight yarn.

child sizes: 5.5 (6)“ / 14 (15) cm circumference

Flower-strewn mittens, perfect for holding hands or tossing snowballs.

Remember Flopsy—sister of Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter Rabbit? Flip over a lovely mitten and there she is, nestled in the palm. These mittens would be suitable for any small girl who happens to love pretty things and baby animals.

A mosaic pattern in three colors creates an opulent fabric for this cardigan styled with a hint of Asian influence. Pieces are worked flat and seamed for a fitted, tailored silhouette. The mosaic pattern makes for easy colorwork, with only one color used per row.

Cute critter mittens

This pair of lighthearted dragons will bring warmth and cheer to the bleak days of winter. These elusive creatures are never seen in their entirety: turn over the hand to see the tail which wraps around to the palm. Of course, dragons come in every color, so have fun choosing two contrasting yarns—a yarn with gradual color transitions can be us...

Straight from an enchanted forest, this lavishly patterned hood will keep out winter’s chill while it frames and flatters your face. The one-size fit is kind to your hairstyle and makes it an ideal gift. The hood is knit flat and seamed, with mosaic patterns that never require stranding or carrying of yarn.

For anyone who ever wished for a pony, this hat features four

Use only one color at a time (switching every two rows), and slip the stitches of the other color. The knitting goes along quite smoothly and quickly because the slipped stitches take less time than a worked stitch.

For that special earthling.

Easy mosaic knitting uses only one color per row, making this a quick knit.

Here are four new colorways, created in Knit Picks Shine Sport, the yarn originally specified in the pattern. Use these colorways as shown here, or create your own variations.

This original mosaic design is a fun and easy way to use hand-dyed or variegated sock yarns. Choose one light and one dark and then watch as the yarns seem to do all the work.

This happy little monster is knit in machine-washable DK weight cotton. The intarsia panel on the front takes a bit of effort, but easy stripes and texture make the rest of the knitting go quickly.