This mitten pattern by Ysolda was a conviniently small project after a couple of larger ones. The yarn I used was Paksu Pirkkalanka by Pirkanmaan kotityö Oy, something I've found well suited for mitten projects. The needle size I used was 3.5 mm, but the cuff is still almost too loose. If I knit these again, I'd use a smaller needle for the cabled section. We'll see if the button loop is going to be in the way in every day used when the tops are on. One use I can think of for these kind of mittens is outdoor photography in the winter time.
October 4, 2009
Snapdragon Flip-Tops
This mitten pattern by Ysolda was a conviniently small project after a couple of larger ones. The yarn I used was Paksu Pirkkalanka by Pirkanmaan kotityö Oy, something I've found well suited for mitten projects. The needle size I used was 3.5 mm, but the cuff is still almost too loose. If I knit these again, I'd use a smaller needle for the cabled section. We'll see if the button loop is going to be in the way in every day used when the tops are on. One use I can think of for these kind of mittens is outdoor photography in the winter time.
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Love these! They look perfect with your grey coat.
ReplyDeleteI loooove these!
ReplyDeletewow, I love that color, it's amazing! I might have to make these now!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteAnd The color is great!
Wow, the detail is stunning, and I just love the bright orange color. Great for gray weather.
ReplyDeleteI love your orange mittens, so bright and cheerful for the winter. I just finished those myself and I'm wondering too about the button loop. Worst case scenario, it annoys me and I just cut it off and bind off the tip. I just have to wait for winter to arrive now.
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