Warm Hands Gift Pattern: Quick & Easy Worsteds Weight Yarn Mitts by Beth (Big Geek)

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Warm hands for Kris By Beth (aka big geek) I "met" Kris (http://obsessiveknitting.blogspot.com) about 4 years ago through blogging. We like to exchange gifts thru out the year. I am always trying to find something she can't find in Norway so I thought why not spin her up some yarn and make up a pattern! She says she is always cold at work and these fit the bill. She said I could share this with all of you. (Isn't she sweet!) Make them for your friends! They are quick and easy. I didn't really do a gauge swatch but it would work with any worsted weight yarn. Give it a shot! Materials: Needles: 4 US 7 Double Pointed needles, approx 200 or less yards of worsted weight yarn. Left hand Mitt: Cast on 36 stitches (11 stitches on needle 1, 14 stitches on needle 2, 11 stitches on needle 3) Join for knitting in the round Round 1: Knit all stitches Round 2: Needle 1: k1, p2, k2, p2,k2, p2, Needle 2:k14, Needle 3: p2, k2, p2, k2,p2, k1 Round 3: Needle 1: kl, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2, Needle 2: YO, k3, SKPO, k9, Needle 3: p2, k2, p2, k2, p2, k1 ( $\mathrm{SKPO}=\mathrm{slip}\ 1$ stitch knitwise, k1, pass slipped stitch over) Round 4: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k1, YO, k3, SKPO, k8, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 5: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k2, YO, k3, SKPO, k7, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 6: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k3, YO, k3, SKPO, k6, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 7: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k4, YO, k3, SKPO, k5, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 8: Needle 1: work in established rib patern, Needle 2: k5, YO, k3, SKPO, k4, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 9: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k6, YO, k3, SKPO, k3, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 10: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k7, YO, k3, SKPO, k2, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 11: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k8, YO, k3, SKPO, k1, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 12: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: k9, YO, k3, SKPO, Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Work rounds 3-12 twice more Next round - Left thumb hole: Round 1: Needle 1: bind off 5 stitches, knit next 5 stitches in rib pattern, Needle 2: Round 3 of pattern (YO, k3, SKPO, k9), Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 2: Needle 1: cast on 5 stitches on empty needle, work in rib patern, Needle 2: Round 4 of pattern (k1, YO, k3, SKPO, k8), Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Round 3: Needle 1: work in established rib pattern, Needle 2: Round 5 (k2, YO, k3, SKPO, k7), Needle 3: work in established rib pattern Continue in pattern until row 12 has been completed. Last round: Needle 1: kl, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2, Needle 2: k14, Needle 3: p2, k2, p2, k2, p2, k1 Bind off all stitches in rib pattern on needles $1+3$ , needle 2, bind off in knit stitch. Right handed mitt: Same as for left mitt: work 3 complete repeats of pattern Next round right thumb hole: before completing final round on needle 3: knit in pattern (p2, k2, p2) then bind off 5 stitches. Then start final repeat of: Rib on needle 1, Pattern on needle 2, Rib on needle 3 Cast on 5 stitches and continue as for right mitt. Weave in loose ends, block lightly with an iron.

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These are really warm This pattern may be used for personal use only. This pattern, items mad from this pattern or any portion of pattern or item may not be resold, or otherwise used for profit with out express permission from the designer. Any questions please e-mail me: sandawich@hotmail.com Copy right 2008 - Beth Coye.

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