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Carried Away Cables Mitts
Meet the Carried Away Fingerless Mittens!
Sometimes I get an idea in my head for a stitch or sequence of stitches and it just starts coming out in my needles or hooks.
That was totally the case with this pattern!
I had instant ideas as soon as I played with the swatch I made for the stitch! Admittedly I got a little Carried Away and hence the Carried Away Cables Fingerless Mittens came about! My math worked out, my imagination went crazy and everything just clicked to come together!
I was so excited at the way they turned out and how everything came together!
I really hope you enjoy this pattern as much as I do! It was a fun and interesting piece for me to put together and I love the way the finished product looks and feels!
This pattern works up fairly quickly and has a beautiful mix of lace and cables once completed.
This is an Intermediate level pattern written in standard Knitting terms.
Skills Required:
Ability to Cast On
Ability to do the Knit Stitch
Ability to do the Purl Stitch
Ability to use a Cable Needle
Ability to Decrease in the Round
Ability to make a Thumb Gusset
Ability to work proficiently with Double Point Needles
Ability to join in the round using an Invisible Join
Ability to Increase using an M1 Left and Right Increase
Ability to make a Yarn Round Needle Forward Increase
Pattern features:
Detailed Written Instructions
Photo Tutorial
Video Tutorial
Color Coded Sections to easily keep up with your work
Finishing techniques
and more!
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Michelle K
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