Needles: size 7 DPN's
Size: Toddler age 1-2.
Stitches:
kte: knit to end
m1: make 1 stitch
Pattern
CO 25
*K2, p1, k1, p1 repeat around for an inch or whatever you want. I did about 6 rows.
R1: k1, m1, kte
R2: rep r1
R3: k1, m1, k1, m1, kte
R4: k1, m1, k3, m1, kte
R5: k
R6: k1, m1, k5, m1, kte
R7: k
R8: k
R9: k1, slip 7sts to holder, CO 4 sts., kte (30 sts)
Knit for 2-3 inches
R1: k2, k2tog, k9, k2tog, k2, k2tog, k9, k2tog
R2: k2, k2tog, k7, k2tog, k2, k2tog, k7, k2tog
Continue until 10 sts remain and pull yarn through loops
Thumb:
Place 7 stitches on holder back onto needle and pick up another 6 stitches on top of thumb hole.
Knit around for an 1.5"-2" and then pull yarn through loops.
Weave in all ends.
6 comments:
I just love this pattern! I made a pair for a friend's son to match a hat I made. I was just wondering, since it wasn't listed, what's your policy on selling the finished project?
do you have the hat pattern as well would like to make both for the little boy i look after his mum is going to collage so i mind him for free and he's always losing his mittens and hats i've bought him lots but thought hand knitted would be cheaper for me and warmer for him and i plan to secure the mittens with the old fashioned peace of wool lol
Yes. I can try write it out tonight.
http://cherylsknitting.blogspot.com/2013/12/way-basic-toddler-hat.html
Okay! Its posted! I just wrote it really quickly, so if there's a bug just let me know. :)
Thanks!
--I'm glad you like the mitten pattern! I have seen people knit a long i-cord and put it through the sleeves of the coat.
I was able to knit these mittens in an evening and they look absolutely perfect! Thank for your sharing this amazing pattern. I love it!
Hi,
I’m writing to you because I’d love to contribute a guest post.
I’ve been brainstorming some topics that I think your readers would get a ton of value. Here is a sample of my blog http://littleknittingfairy.co.uk/knitting-craft-makes-comeback/
I’ll make sure the piece overflows with information that can’t be found anywhere else.
Cheers,
Joan
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