Fetching Mitts Again

 

Over the past week or so I've knitted up two pairs of fetching mitts to be gifted to family members. Now I am finally done with gift knitting unless I change my mind again. This pattern is an old favorite of mine that I rely on often. It's a mitt that fits any adult hand and the pattern is easily memorized.

Now I'm working on gifts for me - I am mulling over some simple knitted holiday ornaments but so far it's in my imagination.

What are you working on this week?


Comments

  1. I need a new pair of mitts and Fetching looks like a great pattern!

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  2. I do like that pattern. May need to make a few pairs of these fir friends and family. Fingerless mitts are perfect for our mikd winters. Look at you all done with gift knitting. Congratulations

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  3. I'm still knitting socks! Of course. But dreaming of other things...and Kat posted a link to a new mitt pattern (free!!) that I was not aware of: Hermione's Everyday Mitts. I love the Hermione's Everyday Sock pattern, so I'm thinking of trying the mitts.

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  4. Those look great - such a nice, thoughtful gift for your family.

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  5. The Fetching Mitts look, well, very fetching. Every time I gift a pair of fingerless mitts, the recipients enjoy them. I have had several people says, "I've never had any and they are so nice and warm." I'm working on Jonah's red scarf and dreaming of projects that might use handspun.

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  6. I am knitting mitts as well this week! Hermoine's Mitts... also easy to memorize! :)

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  7. I finished a special sweater last weekend and my knitting this week has been off so I finally cast on a simple hat. I guess I needed a breather. Love those mitts

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  8. Your mitts are gorgeous. I too have mitts on the needles along with a sock and a jumper. The mitts are taking priority at the moment as it has gotten so very cold here.

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