Requested Mitts


I finished knitting these mitts for my daughter a few days ago.  Do you remember this sweater?  Well I had one very lonely orphaned skein left over from that project.  When my daughter put in the request for mitts, I was already tripping up the stairs to my studio to dig down in my worsted weight basket, snapping a photo, texting her and asking "is this color okay?"


Thankfully she said "yes" and the cast on begun.  The pattern is susie's reading mitts and the ravelry project page is here.  As you know I love to knit with lace weight or fingering weight yarns, but I enjoyed immensely how quickly these mitts knit up because they are worsted weight.  Instant knitting gratification!!


Comments

  1. Very pretty! This pattern has been in my queue forever.

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  2. Those are lovely, the only mitts I have done so far just had a hole for the thumb, easy peasy. Am I up to knitting an actual thumb part? Not sure ....

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  3. Your knitting is always beautiful. You choose the prettiest yarns and patterns!

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  4. and warm!!! I love that pattern, too! That......and fetching for dk weight....my favorites!!!! These turned out just lovely....Rachel is READY---bring on the cold!

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  5. LOVE this pattern! And the yarn is gorgeous! Nothing better then knowing EXACTLY what yarn to use for a project!

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  6. Really pretty! Mitts and yarn colour. I never know what to call that kind of greeny wheaty colour (see what I mean!) but it's a favourite with me :)

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  7. Oh, just love these! In my favorites now, maybe for my daughters? I know they would flip over these, if my knitting skills are worthy. Your daughters hands will be cozy and warm once the cold weather arrives!

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  8. They are beautiful! I love the color. she is going to love them.

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  9. Lovely mitts! I also usually work with fingering or lace but have been knitting with worsted for a baby blanket and it's great. :)

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  10. Gorgeous! I love the pattern and the colour.

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  11. Those are really pretty. I like the accents and the yarn is a very pretty color.

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  12. I love your mitts! I've had that pattern as a favorite for a long time .... maybe I should make a pair :)

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  13. those are so pretty karen, love the color, you are such a sweet mama :)

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  14. So pretty Karen! I love the color - I've been trying to find that exact color for ages!

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  15. I have these in my queue! Your mitts are lovely, your daughter is lucky!!

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  16. I slipped over here with recommendations from Tanna. I love the mitts you knit. I have only seen felted mitts and this looks so much more professional. Thanks for guiding me to the Ravelry site where I can find it. Susan

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  17. You inspired me with your last fingerless mitts that I put a pair into my ravelry queue to make this fall to go with my new vintage green wool coat.

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  18. I *do* remember that sweater, because yellow is my favorite color and the tea leaves pattern is such a good one. Your daughter's mitts turned out so pretty. I think you may be starting a mitt trend!

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  19. Stunning mitts, and I love that shade, too; just what I'm looking for for a scarf I'm planning to make x

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  20. So pretty! I love the pattern detail and the color. Mustard is very in these days. I feel silly saying that, but it reminds me of a conversation I had with Eric a few weeks ago. He was asking me which sunglasses to buy, black ones or metallic. I told him I liked the black ones better, and he said, "Really? The metallic ones are so on trend!" And then we both laughed like crazy:)

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