
The yarn purchase included some brown chunky that I used to make my brother a pair of mittens with. He will wish that I would have lined them with something extra warm for those Wisconsin winters, but I really hate figuring out how to line knitted items I create. He will just have to use them when he is not

I used the same pattern for the bro's mitts as I did for my green ones, with some amendments. I ribbed the cuff - for a more secure fit and I also made some adjustments to the suggested thumb gusset and length, as well as the hand length. It seems like that pattern was made for really big cozy mittens, but the proportions seemed to be off just a bit - so I tweaked it.
Why is it that I can't seem to do a pattern without tweaking it, I am trying to think if there is a project I have completed where I didn't make/wish I had made some amendments. Ah, the search for the perfect pattern continues.
(skater girl is pictured above sporting my "bow" hat by pick up sticks and the knitted toys)
2 comments:
Ummm, since you didn't have comments for your newest post I'm using this one. Either your arms are really hairy and you can use the camera with your mouth. Or those be stevey's arms. HA HA HA!!!!
I'm a talent, with hairy arms.
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