5 Stars
I love the one-size fits all pattern. Easy to read and figure out how many stitches and how many inches. The mittens fit perfectly.
By Nancy Lindberg
Learn the art of mitten knitting with this step by step guide. With your favorite yarn, hand measurements and this simple pattern, you'll knit a mitten that fits.
Yarn: You may use any weight yarn with this pattern. Worsted and bulky weight yarns make dense, warm mittens. For lighter weight or liner mittens, try a fingering or sport weight.
Recommended amounts of yarn:
Child, age 1-5: 50 grams
Child, age 6-10: 80 grams
Teens - Women: 100 grams
Men: 150 grams
Needles: one set double pointed needles in size appropriate for your yarn, and one set two sizes smaller for the ribbing.
Other Materials: stitch markers, tapestry needle, stitch holder
Gauge: dependent on your yarn choice.
| Brand: | Nancy Lindberg |
| Yarn Weight: | Fingering, Bulky, DK | Light Worsted, Sport, Worsted |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Techniques and Construction: | Worked In The Round |
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I love the one-size fits all pattern. Easy to read and figure out how many stitches and how many inches. The mittens fit perfectly.