These mitts use one of the motifs from Seraph sweater which is inspried by the highly decorated interior of Watts Chapel in Compton, Surrey. Worth a visit if you are in the area as it is very unexpected for a small rural village.
The mittens are worked in the round with an afterthought thumb and make a great, quickly knitted gift to use up some of your scraps or would make a good introduction to stranded colourwork.

Yarn:
Jamieson and Smith 2ply Jumper Weight
(4ply weight / fingering; 100% Real Shetland Wool; 115m; 25g balls)
Main colour: Shade 9113; approx 12-16g / 56-75 metres
Contrast colour 1: Shade 2; approx 12 - 16g / 56-75 metres.
Contrast colour 2: Shade FC12; approx 10-13g / 46-60 metres.
Contrast colour 3: Shade 72; approx 5-6g / 23-28 metres

Alternative yarn: Jamieson’s of Shetland Spindrift

Sizes:
small (medium, large)
Finished circumference: 17 (20: 22.5)cm / 6½ (7¾: 8¾)in

Gauge
28 sts and 31 rnds = 10cm /4in worked over stranded colourwork
pattern after washing and blocking.

Needles and Notions
2.75mm dpns or your preferred needles for knitting small circumferences in the round.
Stitch marker, scrap yarn, tapestry needle