This pattern is part of Coastal Path Knits, a collection of ten knitting patterns inspired England’s East Anglian coastline. See this thread for more information about these patterns.

In late summer and early autumn one of the best things is discovering big bramble patches whilst out on a ramble. The twisting thorny branches may be hard to reach but the thought of apple and blackberry crumble at the end of the day makes it all worth it.

The Bramble Patch mittens are knit in the round from the cuff upwards.

This is a written pattern with all cabled sections having both written and charted instructions.

Materials:

140 (170)yds / 130 (155)m aran or worsted weight yarn
4.5mm / US7 DPNs or long circular needle for magic loop
3 stitch markers
Cable needle
Waste yarn or 2 stitch holders

Finished Measurements:

Size: M (L)
To fit hand circumference: 7-7.5 (8.8.5)” / 18-19 (20.5-21.5)cm
Actual unstretched circumference: 7 (8)“ / 18 (20.5)cm
Length: 9 (10)” / 23 (25.5)cm