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Gotcha Mittens
This delightfully modern pair of mittens features a standard gusset thumb and a bold, fashionable color work pattern. This is a great pair to start with if you’re familiar with thumb gusset construction but have never done color work before.
Gauge - 6 sts = 1 inch/2.5cm, worked in color work pattern from Chart 2, on US6/4mm needles or size needed to obtain gauge.
Size - Women’s Small
Finished Measurement - Mitten measures 6.75 inches/ 17cm around hand.
Yarn - Universal Yarns Deluxe Worsted Superwash Yarn; 175 yd/160m to 100g/3.5oz. 100% superwash wool; #726 Auburn, 1 skein (MC), #735 Ebony , 1 skein (CC).
Needles - Size 6 US/4mm 32” circular needle.
Notions - Waste yarn, tapestry needle.
NOTE ON SIZING: This pattern was designed to be bold and dramatic, so therefore spans the breadth of the hand. Adding or removing a repeat would change the size of the mittens by over
3in/7.5cm. If you want to change the sizing, I recommend going up or down a needle size. Make a swatch to make sure you like the density of the fabric before committing to the entire project. If the fabric is too dense, try a DK weight yarn. If it isn’t dense enough, try an aran or bulky weight yarn. If you substitute yarns, try to use animal fibers over plant fibers. Plant fibers like cotton tend to work up very differently than wool or alpaca, so your end result will be very different from the samples pictured in this collection.
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- First published: December 2013
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- Last updated: August 18, 2014 …
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