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Michigander Mitts
The word “Michigander” is what we call someone from Michigan, and we Michiganders have a not-so-secret code. When anyone asks where we are from, our right hand rises, as if we are about to swear a solemn oath. Instead of placing our left hand on a stack of bibles, we point to a spot on our other hand, smile and say, “I’m from here!”
Materials
Yarn: Stonehedge Fibers Shepherd’s Wool, light fingering weight; 230 yards 210 meters /1.6 oz 45 grams ball: one skein each of Frosty Blue (MC) and Beaches (CC); contrasting scrap of lightweight fingering weight yarn or sock yarn for duplicate stitch X, optional.
Needles: Set of 5 double pointed, size US 1 /2.5mm, or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions: scrap of smooth waste yarn for thumb,
2 markers, bead for robin’s eye (optional) and a tapestry needle
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- First published: August 2015
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- Last updated: October 13, 2017 …
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