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Nordic Lace Mitts Pattern
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Beginner
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Women, GirlsItem:
MittensSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- knitting in the round
- magic loop method or dpns
- increase/decrease
- yarn overs - basic lace - the matching cowl is a good place to start!
Pattern Description:
After making the Nordic Lace Hat, I thought the pattern repeat would look good on a pair of mittens too! My hands get really cold at work, so I wanted something stylish I could wear but still type at the same time! Thus the Nordic Lace Mittens were born... :)
There are also a matching patterns for a hat and a cowl - If you go to my library there is a discount on the set. Enjoy!
Gauge:
28 sts and 40 rows to 4in"/10cm on 3.5mm (US 4) needles in stocking stitch
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Small (approx 8.5cm/3.35" across palm), use 3.25mm (US 3)
- Medium, (approx 9.5cm/3.75" across palm) use 3.5mm (US 4) needles
- Large (approx 11cm/4.3" across palm) use 3.75mm (US 5) needles
- Note there is a lot of stretch in the gloves!
Materials:
- 1 270m/300yd 100g/3.5oz Skein Manos del Uruguay Silk Blend Colour 2444
- 3.25mm (US 3) OR 3.5mm (US 4) OR 3.75mm (US 5) x 30cm circular needle or dpns, depending on size making.
You Will Also Need:
- 1 stitch holder or safety pin
- 1 stitch marker.
Nordic Lace Mitts Pattern
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About the Designer
My mum taught me to knit when I was 5 - I have early memories of sitting with a skein around my wrists while she wound it into a ball. I had a big imagination though and I suppose got interested in other things until I was older. When I was 21, I found myself at a houseparty, and one of the girls there had a bag of knitting. I thought it was so cool, I made her remind me there and then, and since ...
My mum taught me to knit when I was 5 - I have early memories of sitting with a skein around my wrists while she wound it into a ball. I had a big imagination though and I suppose got interested in other things until I was older. When I was 21, I found myself at a houseparty, and one of the girls there had a bag of knitting. I thought it was so cool, I made her remind me there and then, and since that evening I?ve been hooked. I love the whole process of buying a ball of yarn and turning it into a beautiful garment.
I?ve been blogging since 2008 about life, art and things I have been making and selling, and I have been designing for the last couple of years. I trained in pattern cutting and dressmaking and found that the skills I learnt developed into an urge to design knitwear.
I?m currently putting patterns together my first book, some of which you can buy here or on my website. I also have a Ravelry group where people can share pictures of my designs, I would love for you to join!
You can connect with me on Twitter, see what inspires me on Pinterest, and follow my blog at www.buttonsandbeeswax.com
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