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Hidden in the hills of the North Okanagan, the Aberdeen Columns are a wall of spectacular geometric basalt rising above the Aberdeen Plateau. Formed from ancient volcanic activity, these lichen covered columns are a true wonder of nature.

Worked in squishy brioche rib, these simple fingerless mitts are the perfect accessory for chilly morning walks.

| SIZING/FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |

Sizes: child (adult S/M, adult L/XL)
To fit: 6 (7½, 9)” / 15 (19, 23)cm
Circ: 5½ (7, 8)” / 14 (17.5, 20)cm
Length: 7 (9, 10)” / 18 (23, 25.5)cm

All measurements taken unstretched, after blocking. Choose size that allows for 10% (½–1” / 1–2.5cm, depending on size) of negative ease.

| GAUGE/SUGGESTED NEEDLES |

23 stitches and 34 rounds over 4” / 10cm in brioche stitch, after blocking.

A different gauge will affect finished measurements and yardage requirements.

Suggested needles: 2.75 (US 2), or size needed to obtain above listed gauge, in preferred style for working in the round

| MATERIALS |

Fingering weight yarn: 50–100y / 45–90m (15–30g) each for MC and CC, depending on size knit

Shown in: Colour Adventures Cashmere Sock (70% merino, 20% cashmere, 10% nylon; plied; 400y / 365m per 115g) using Rust (MC) and Steel (CC)

Notions: stitch marker, stitch holder or waste yarn, darning needle

| STITCHES USED |

brk (brioche knit)
brkyobrk (brioche knit, yarn over, brioche knit)
brp (brioche purl)
s1yo