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Veronica Mittens
Veronica persica, also known as the Birdseye Speedwell, is a harbinger of spring and warmer days. If you visit Pennsylvania, you may see this cheerful flower!
For now, keep Veronica close at hand on any windy, rainy, or snowy day!
yarn:
Yorkshire Medley by Flying Fibers; DK / 8 ply; 50% Bluefaced Leicester, 50% Wensleydale; 262yds (240m) / 100g
approximate yarn amounts for a pair of mittens:
MC (Thornton) - 98 (125, 140) yds
CC (Elder Flower) - 72 (80, 90) yds
needles:
3.25mm (us no 3) DPNs 6in/15cm; set of 5
3.5mm (us no 4) DPNs 6in/15cm; set of 5
gauge:
26 sts x 26 rows = 4in/10cm measured over stranded stockinette
approximate finished sizes:
1 (2, 3)knuckle circumference: 7.25 (8.25, 9.25) in /18.5 (21, 23.5) cm
to be worn with 0.5 - 1 in /1 - 2.5 cm positive ease
additional tools:
needle to weave in ends, waste yarn/stitch holder, wooden mitten blockers (optional)
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