These cosy mittens are worked from the cuff, which is worked flat then seemed. Stitches for the body of the mittes are worked in raw ends of cuff, which is worked in waistcoat stitch. The colourwork pattern is worked using Fair Isle technique. The stitches are picked up for the thumb at the end.

The mittens are finished off with embellishment worked using double crochet (US sc) around the colourwok pattern, picture tutorial included in the pattern.

The cuff and first 8 rounds of the pattern are written, the rest charted

The pattern is free and includes picture tutorial on how to create waistcoat stitch and work Fair Isle colourwork. For videos on those two techniques please go to my blog: http://moochkauk.blogspot.co.uk/2018/02/ramble-mittens-tu...

Please note that pattern is written using UK terminology with US conversion given in abbreviation list.

Material
Willow and Lark Ramble - 100% wool - 125 m/136 yrd per 50g ball
2 (3) x colour A - Blue Bell 122
1 x Colour B - Puddle Blue 120
I have used above yarn, but any DK weight yarn will be fine to use for these mittens, you will need approximately 250 (300) m/ 272 (328) yrd of colour A. 125 m (137 yrd) of colour B, taking into account that different fibres result in different effect of finished project.
3.5 mm (US E/4) crochet hook for cuff
4 mm (US G/6) crochet hook for the body of mitten
1 lockable stitch marker (or 2 for top shaping - optional)

Finished size
19 (20) cm (7.5, 8’’) hand circumference to fit women’s medium (large) hand. 17 (18) cm (6.75, 7’’) long hand (not including cuff). 11.5 cm (4.5‘’) long cuff (to be folded).