Holly Berry Mittens by Kathleen Dames

Holly Berry Mittens

Knitting
November 2018
both are used in this pattern
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
20 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette in worsted weight yarn
US 4 - 3.5 mm
520 yards (475 m)
S(M, L): 7(7.5, 8)
English
This pattern is available for $6.00 USD
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Pattern now available on Ravelry from Kathleen Dames.

This design is included in the Knitspot 2018 Red Scarf Fundraiser project in partnership with Foster Care to Success. All proceeds of the sale of this pattern through December 31, 2018 will be donated to the fund to help our scholarship recipient with financial support for college. You can learn more about Foster Care to Success here

Additional donations can be made on the Bare Naked Wools website here

Thank you to Kathleen Dames for her generous contribution and thank you for your purchase of this pattern to support FC2S and our Red Scarf Fundraiser!

Take the most special red yarn you can find, wrap it with two kinds of lace, then tie it with a bow. These super-cozy mittens begin with luscious liners in Bare Naked Wools Festivus Worsted on a slightly-smaller-than-usual needle. Work the outer mittens with the same needle and a thinner yarn to create lace that allows the cranberry glow to shine through. Mittens are joined together with an i-cord bindoff before adding optional i-cord bows.

Sizes
Women’s S (M, L): 7 (7 ½, 8) inches palm circumference; 8¼ (9¼, 10¼) inches from cuff to top of mitten

Materials
Knitspot Festivus Worsted 4.0 (100% Merino wool, 220 yds/100 g skein), color: Cranberry Crush, 1 skein for all sizes
Knitspot Kent DK (60% Merino wool, 40% Romney wool; 300 yds/115 g skein), color: White Caps, 1 skein for all sizes
US4 Set of DPNs or 40-inch (or longer) circular needle for working Magic Loop (or size needed to achieve gauge)
Stitch markers, waste yarn, tapestry needle

Gauge
20 sts x 32 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette Stitch in Worsted yarn

Thanks!
Photographs: Nicholas Dames
Technical editing: Laura Cameron