These fingering weight mitts depict a quaint little seaside town. A colorful and fun knit, they work up quite quickly for the seasoned colorwork knitter. They would also be an invigorating project for a less than seasoned yarn artist wanting a challenge. The fifth picture shows the geometric design on the underside of these mitts, the city scene is worked across the top.

You are mostly working with 2 colors at a time, with 2 different sections that require 3 colors to be used at once. A large chart is provided for each mitt, with corresponding instructions to walk you through the knitting process.

One size provided, to fit a palm circumference of 7-8.5”.

This pattern is also available as part of my Colorwork Mitts ebook.

Materials
Approximately 210 yards (193 meters) of fingering weight yarn.
C1: 80 yards (72 meters) - brown in sample
C2: 50 yards (45 meters) - blue in sample
C3: 80 yards (73 meters) - yellow in sample

Techniques Used
Stranded colorwork
Increasing with M1
Thumb Gusset, picking up stitches

Finished Dimensions
7.25” circumference
8.5” tall