Fingerless Mitts are the perfect solution to cooler temps when you still need to use your fingers! I keep a pair handy when I’m driving, and I love wearing them when I’m working on the computer. These cabled mitts are fun to knit, and even more fun to wear!

Supplies
1 hank Hazel Knits Lively DK (90% Superwash Merino/10% Nylon; 130 grams/275 yards)
Size 4 (3.5mm) - 40” (100cm) circular needles, or size necessary to achieve gauge
See NOTE to the right
Cable needle
2 small lengths of waste yarn for thumb openings

Gauge
6 stitches and 7 rounds = 1 inch in circular K4, P1 ribbing on size 4 (3.5mm) needles, before blocking

Finished Measurements
Approximately 7.5” around and 7.25” tall, before blocking

Skill Level
Advanced Beginner

NOTE: For the sample, I used colorway Ticklish, about 130 yards. The sample was knit using Magic Loop, but you can use double pointed needles or 2 circulars; whichever you prefer!

If you need a refresher, or want to learn a new way to knit in the round on a smaller project, check out my YouTube Playlist, Small Circumference Knitting.