Darling Deer Errata as off 10.17

After Rnd 2, pattern should read as:

Continue working chart until Rnd 17. There should be 12 sts between markers. 50 sts total

Rnd 17: K19, slip 12 sts onto 2 safety pins (6 sts on each), cast on 2 sts to close gap, k19. Continue the pattern across the 2 new sts. 40 sts total

After Rnd 18, there should be 38 sts total.

Another member of the Green Forest Gang is here to greet you! These Darling Deer are quiet and curious. They are perfect companions for pondering walks or soul-searching adventures. Be careful not to get lost in their big bashful eyes. Knitted in the round with 100% wool, these fingerless mitts are perfect for wearing during the spring and fall.

Finished Size
Length: 20.5 cm / 8”. Width: 8 cm / 3”. Thumb: 3 cm / 1”

Yarn
Cascade 220 & 220 Heathers (100% wool; 100 g = 200 m / 220 yds) One Skein of each colour, A: Olive 9448, B: Turtle 2452, C: Natural 8010, D: Alki, 2443, E: Ash 8013.

Needles & Notions
3.5mm (US 4) & 4.5mm (US 7) DPNs or correct size to obtain gauge. 2 Safety pins, darning needle, 71 cm / 28” of black worsted weight yarn for embroidery.

Gauge
24 sts per 10 cm / 4” in pattern on 4.5mm (US 7)

Notes
If you’re knitting more than three sts of the same colour, tack
down the second colour on the WS to prevent long floats.
Break your yarn if you won’t be using that colour in the next
several rounds, leave a tail to weave in later. If you would like a
smaller fit you can drop the needle size down to 3.25mm (US 3)
& 4mm (US 6).