The Seashore Mitts make a perfect transition accessory for fall’s cooler weather. The eyelets, thumbhole, and wavy cuff lend an airy, elegant touch, while still providing plenty of warmth. They are a quick knit, making them a fun weekend project and perfect for a last minute gift! They also use a minimal amount of yarn, so they are a great stash buster or perfect for finally indulging in that small skein of yarn you have been hoarding. This pattern is written for a woman’s size small, with a section of modification tips for larger sizes.

For SIZING reference please note the hand measurements for the model in the first image on the left are as follows: wrist circumference = 5.75in/15cm, thumb circumference = 2.5in/7cm, below knuckle circumference 7in/18cm, and palm length (from base of hand to right below fingers) = 3.75in/10cm.

Gauge (unblocked): 5.5 stitches by 10 rows = 1 inch (2.54 cm) in stockinette stitch

Finished Dimensions (Unblocked): circumference = 6.5in/17cm, length (from bottom of cuff to top) = 7in/18cm, width of thumbhole = 1.125in/3cm

Materials:
~Set of four US 2 (2.75 mm) double pointed needles or 32” circular knitting needles for Magic Loop
~Stroll Tonal Sock Yarn 75% superwash merino wool/25% nylon; 462y/423m per 100g skein; Color: Seashell, 1 skein. Sample used approximately 150y/138m of skein. Any superwash fingering weight yarn is recommended.
~Stitch marker to mark beginning of round
~Tapestry Needle
~Your preferred blocking tools (optional)

Knitting Techniques you should be familiar with:
K2tog, YO, and SKP. You should know how to join and knit in the round. You should also be familiar with the cable cast on method.

Difficulty Level: Intermediate