Narragansett Fingerless Mitts Knitting Pattern

The Narragansett Fingerless Mitts are named after a quaint little New England town that has special meaning to me from my college days. With its rocky coastline that tumbles into the surf of the Atlantic Ocean, the design of these gloves echoes the picturesque shore that always brings a nostalgic smile as I think of those days gone by.

These beautifully textured mitts make the perfect modern alternative to traditional gloves. They’ll keep your hands cozy while still allowing full access to your fingers for all the texting and typing we find ourselves doing on a daily basis.

With seamless construction, these mitts are knit in the round starting with the ribbed cuff, and moving into the textured main body portion. The textured front of the mitts creates visual interest while making these gloves extra cozy! Thumb stitches are placed on a stitch holder or scrap yarn to be completed as the final step.

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YARN 

• Worsted Weight Yarn - 100 yds/91m per 50g 
• Sample Uses: Ella Rae Cashmereno Aran in Burgundy #21 (55% Merino Wool, 33% Acrylic, 12% Cashmere; 196 yds/179m per 3.5oz/100g ball)

NEEDLES 

• 5 mm / US 8 Double Pointed Needles for working in the round or Circular Needles with a 36”+ cord for Magic Loop Method

NOTIONS 

• A Row Counter is recommended but not required 
• 2 Stitch Markers (in different colors) 
• Stitch Holder or Scrap Yarn

GAUGE 

• 18 stitches = 4"/10 cm, worked in the round in stockinette stitch, after blocking.

This pattern has been test knitted.