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A hand to hold/En hand å holde i
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Also note that this pattern is VERY similar to the Rogaland Half-mittens, so if you already have that pattern, you might not want to purchase this one also! The largest different is the inside (palm) pattern. But also some other smaller differences (Rogaland Halfmittens are worked in Rauma Finull)
A HAND TO HOLD
I really wanted some lighter colors this time, as a lot of my mittens are very bright. Cascade 220 Fingering has great color options, and I really like this wool yarn. If you knit tight, go up in needle size. These half-mittens fits pretty snug.
I hope you will like these as much as I do. They are nice and feminine I think…
The pattern has charts for left and right hand, and instruction on how to make a Latvian Braid.
Ladies medium
Yarn: Cascade 220 Fingering
(or other fingering yarn if not available)
I used 3 colors:
Natural # 8010,
Charcoal # 8400 and
Ginseng # 9593
Needles: 5 dpn needles US 1 - 2.5 (2.5 - 3 mm)
Gauge: 10 sts x 11 rows = 1 x 1” (2.5 x 2.5 cm)
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