Marvellous Minis Mits
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Its time for the third pattern in the Minilicious Pattern club and this time we are stepping things up a gear in terms of technique and complexity … although don’t let that scare you because this pattern is still fairly simple … but it has the bonus of looking way more difficult to knit that it really is.
These fingerless mitts are made using a main colour as the dominant Right Side colour and a set of minis for the back ground colour in this Fisherman’s Rib (Faux Brioche) technique. On top of the Fisherman’s Rib pattern, I also decided to incorporate some cabling down the back of the mitts to add some additional detail and fun to the project!
The advantage of this design is that the stitch pattern creates a very stretchy fabric which makes it a great gift knit as the finished project will be very forgiving size wise and will stretch to fit a variety of hand sizes. Even so, I’ve included instructions for three different sizes in the pattern as well.
Join in the KAL and let us know how you are getting along in the CHATTER THREAD
You will need approx. 50gm (200m/210yds) of your main colour and approx. 10gm (20m/21yds) of each of your contrast colours if using 5 mini skeins or a total of 50gm for your contrast colour(s).
• Needles – 2.5mm (US1.5) 32” (60cm) circular for Magic Loop knitting in the round or double pointed needles (DPNs) for working a small circumference.
• Notions
• Size – The pattern comes in 3 sizes as follows (sample is shown in the Adult M size):
These fingerless mitts are made using a main colour as the dominant Right Side colour and a set of minis for the back ground colour in this Fisherman’s Rib (Faux Brioche) technique. On top of the Fisherman’s Rib pattern, I also decided to incorporate some cabling down the back of the mitts to add some additional detail and fun to the project!
The advantage of this design is that the stitch pattern creates a very stretchy fabric which makes it a great gift knit as the finished project will be very forgiving size wise and will stretch to fit a variety of hand sizes. Even so, I’ve included instructions for three different sizes in the pattern as well.
Join in the KAL and let us know how you are getting along in the CHATTER THREAD
What you will need:
• Yarn – Fingering weight Yarn (approx. 400m/420 yds per 100gm); Yarn used in sample – Lavender Lune Yarn Co Sock Yarn, (80/20 Superwash Merino/Nylon) in Raw Honey (Main Colour - MC) and Cecil’s Armchair, Rose Gold, Pumpkinville, Coneflower and Northern Mud (Contrast Colours - CC).You will need approx. 50gm (200m/210yds) of your main colour and approx. 10gm (20m/21yds) of each of your contrast colours if using 5 mini skeins or a total of 50gm for your contrast colour(s).
• Needles – 2.5mm (US1.5) 32” (60cm) circular for Magic Loop knitting in the round or double pointed needles (DPNs) for working a small circumference.
• Notions
- 1 Stitch Marker for marking the beginning of the round (optional) as well as 1 additional marker for marking the thumb gusset increases.
- A tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
• Size – The pattern comes in 3 sizes as follows (sample is shown in the Adult M size):
- Adult S - to fit a hand approximately 15-17.5cm/6-7 in
- Adult M - to fit a hand approximately 17.5-20cm/7-8 in
- Adult L – to fit a hand approximately 20-23cm/8-9 in around