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botched mitten patternThis is as far as I got on the new mittens before I decided to change the pattern again. After I made the blue and pink one, I felt that the mitten was too long and the thumb was too short. Plus I wanted to define the thumb gusset a little more using the contrasting color. So I drew out the whole thing on graph paper again.

Now I’ve decided that the stripe up the pinky side of my hand and the stripe above and below the thumb gusset is superfluous and distracts from the colorwork pattern. So this mitten is getting frogged. All 41 rows. At least there is only a minimal change to the pattern on paper.

Good thing I’m more of a process knitter than a product knitter!

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CastleRock Mitten Pattern Update

March 18, 2009

These would be the new pattern for mittens I’ve been working on lately. They have a corrugated rib cuff and a gusset thumb. The graph for the colorwork pattern should be done soon and then everyone can make super cute mittens!

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More Legwarmers

March 16, 2009

I’ve knit a second pair of legwarmers from my pattern. These are the same yarn as the top of Dejas sweater. I have the perfect pair of shoes to wear with these, I think. The colour will match just right.
This yarn feels like it has some cotton in it, but it’s not heavy or saggy [...]

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Mitered Bonnet pattern update

March 4, 2009

The size of hat in the original pattern will fit a size medium/large head. If your head is on the smaller side, use size 3.5 or 3.75 mm dpns, following the pattern just the same. This is the hat knit with 3.5 mm needles:

Even cuter, right? I love it.
I would say that’s a size small.  [...]

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Mitered Hat Pattern

February 27, 2009

Update: I made another one of these and it turned out even better!
I wanted a certain kind of hat and couldn’t find a pattern for it. So I decided to make my first ever hat pattern. I wanted a hat that would cover my ears, but not go too far down onto my forehead. And [...]

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