These are the mitts I pull on when hiking in the woods up north, or knitting in front of the fire at our cabin. Just enough cozy while keeping your fingers free to get the job done!

These mitts are a fun exploration into stranded colorwork! Utilizing a fun arrow motif, they are a great stashbuster. I knit these inside out to help control my floats and loved the result. There is a video link in the notes of the pattern if you would like to try it too!

Sizes: One size
Yarn: 37 grams/180 yards Fingering Weight:
MC - 21 grams/100 yards
CC1 - 10 grams/50 yards
CC2 - 6 grams/30 yards
Suggested Yarn: Knitpicks Palette Fingering in:
MC - Cream
CC1 - Pimento
CC2 - Sagebrush
Suggested Needles: US 4 and US 3 circulars for magic loop or DPNs
Notions: Stitch markers, stitch holder, tapestry needle
Gauge (worked over stockinette): 30 sts and 40 rows/ 4” using size smaller needles
Finished Measurements:
Unstretched circumference - 7 inches
Length - 7.5 inches