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Turn Right Fingerless Mitts
Fingerless mitts worked over an 8 stitch pattern repeat with continuous cables always Turning Right. While I recommend 9” circulars, DPN’s will also work well, however the pattern may become fiddly with Magic Loop.
Sport Weight or Fingering Weight 50g** or use two colors as I did: one solid and one variegated.
**Additional yardage may be required when increasing width or length
I feel this is a good advanced beginner pattern choice with fun and easy cables.
Gauge: 14 st = 2” in Pattern / 16 sts = 2” in Stockinet. I used US 0/2.00mm as I knit fairly loose. While gauge is not critical, size can be adjusted using Fingering or Sport weight and/or by going up in needle size, these mitts are stretchy and will fit from Teen to Adult
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