I finally finished my first fingerless mitten. It only took me three tries. The fit still isn't quite perfect, but it is not bad, not bad at all. I had to modify the pattern somewhat. The first time I knit the mitten it came out boxy and was way too big at the wrist. So I made the cuff smaller by 8 stitches, and added the stitches back in on the first row of the hand chart. I also started the thumb gusset on row 3 of the first repeat of the hand chart. Once I had increased the appropriate number of stitches I kept knitting and didn't stop working the gusset stitches until I had completed 5 repeats of the hand chart.
I really love this yarn. The subtle yet intricate variegation of the colors is simply gorgeous. The yarn is Zen Yarn Garden Superwash Sock, 400 yards, 100 g, in colorway Athena, specially dyed for the ZenGoddess Lace Club. The pattern is by Renee of GoddessKnits.
I really love this yarn. The subtle yet intricate variegation of the colors is simply gorgeous. The yarn is Zen Yarn Garden Superwash Sock, 400 yards, 100 g, in colorway Athena, specially dyed for the ZenGoddess Lace Club. The pattern is by Renee of GoddessKnits.
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