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Twist on a Classic by Lee Meredith
basic fingerless mitts with a cable up the hand, worked modularly in sideways garter stitch
- knit continuously beginning to end, to fit around your hand
- cable is worked sideways with no picked up stitches and no seaming
- the mitts are seamed into tubes with 3-needle bind-offs, thumbs knit in the round
- use an optional second color for contrasting cables
- pattern includes 2 lengths; circumference is custom fit
- bulky yarn can make short or long mitts
- lighter weight yarns will also work (extra modification notes are included)
- instructions are included for all techniques used
- designed to go with the What a Twist hat, which is also in bulky yarn with matching squishy cables
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you'll need:
- 60-80 yards / 55-75 meters[75-100 yards / 70-90 meters] bulky yarn, for short[long]; or, 70-100 yards / 65-90 meters lighter weight, around aran; optionally, approx 20 yards / 18 meters[30 yards / 27 meters] in a contrasting color, for contrasting cable
- size US 11 (8mm) circular needles, or needles sized to match your yarn weight - 1 long circular (32"/80cm or longer), to use magic loop method on the thumb (recommended), or any length circular, plus double points (DPNs), if you prefer (but pattern is written for magic loop)
- 1 extra needle, same size or 1-2 sizes larger, for 3-needle bind-off; a crochet hook for provisional cast-on; a cable needle
self-published in December 2014
on ravelry
photos on flickr
blog post
$5.50 for the pattern pdf



or $8 for this + What a Twist hat

