Knitted in one piece without cutting the yarn, these mitts formed first in a triangular then diagonal shape. They are first knitted back and forth, then in the round, then back and forth and in the end in the round again. Since they are knitted in one piece, you won’t have to cut your yarn and you’ll only have two ends to weave in per mitt.

Since they don’t cover much of the hands, they are rather wrist warmers than fingerless gloves.

About four years after I’ve published the pattern, I received an e-mail from Bernadette who’d been trying to translate the pattern into German (thank you!). And during the course of this translation, she discovered quite a few mistakes. So, in October 2017 I duly corrected them.

This German translation is available here.