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Fairlee Mittens version 1
This pattern has been replaced by a new version with expanded sizes and weights of yarn.
A modern interpretation of mittens knitted by Mum for my sister and I when we were young. They are designed for speedy knitting when fingers need urgent warming. Instructions are given for working in both aran and DK weight yarns and a top down construction gives an elegant finish to fingertips and thumb. Named for the corner of the Isle of Wight where we made our family home.
SIZE
To fit a woman’s hand, approx. circumference, 18 - 20cm (7 - 8in)
TENSION
For Aran weight version:
20 sts and 28 rows over 10cm (4in).
For DK weight version:
24 sts and 32 sts over 10cm (4in).
Note: The mitten is knit on a smaller needle than recommended to give a firm, warm fabric.
Notions
Note: Instructions given for working in the round using magic loop technique but use a set of five DPNs if preferred.
Stitch markers.
Small amount of 4ply scrap yarn.
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- First published: December 2013
- Page created: December 15, 2013
- Last updated: October 31, 2024 …
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