Free Knitting Pattern for Cause and Effect Mitts.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Sizes: Adult S[M, L]
Finished Measurements: Hand circumference: 7[8, 9] in / 18[20, 23] cm
Length from cuff to tip: 7 in / 18cm
Yarn:
Kate Davies Designs Milarrochy Tweed [70% Wool, 30% Mohair; 109yd/100m per .88oz/25g skein]; 2 skeins, one in each of two colors:
Blueberry Jam colourway
(shown above)
[MC] Birkin; 1 skein – less than half the skein used
[CC] Lochan; 1 skein– less than half the skein used
Screen Time colourway(shown below)
[MC] Bruce; 1 skein– less than half the skein used
[CC] Stockiemuir; 1 skein– less than half the skein used
Yarn Characteristics: This is a light, woolen-spun, singles yarn. Mohair makes the final fabric surprisingly durable.
This pattern looks most striking in highly contrasting solid or semi-solid colours. Consider a contrast in value (light and dark) in addition to hue.
The pattern for these little mitts came from the twisted, circular nature of this stinking thinking that used to catch me up with migraines. Hidden increases and decreases create a biased slant. The mitts are closed with a decorative bindoff that can be shown off or hidden, depending on how you wear them.
