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  • Baby Mitts
  • Baby Mitts
    From "Knitty Gritty"
    episode DKNG-301


    Vickie has created her own baby-knitting project to the mix: a pair of teeny mitts that will keep little fingers warm (and little nails from scratching).

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    Baby mitts
    Materials
    Leftover scraps of Muench/GGH Goa (50% cotton, 50% xcrylic; 50g, 55 yards per skein) in the following colors: 1 skein 10 Hot Pink (MC), 1 skein 35 Barbie Pink (CC), 1 skein 03 White (CC1)
    U.S. size 9 needles
    Tapestry needle

    Note: Remember that many yarns are seasonal and could be discontinued. If the specific yarn called for is not available, purchase a substitution yarn that comes closest to the specified gauge in your pattern. And be sure to make that all-important swatch to see whether the yarn works for your particular pattern.

    Finished size: 2 1/4" x 3 1/2"

    Gauge: 3.75 stitches per inch

    (Make 2)
    With MC, CO 15 sts. Work in seed stitch (K1, P1 every row) for 5 rows.
    Switch to CC and work in stockinette for 4 rows.
    Switch to CC1 and work in stockinette for 4 rows.
    Switch to MC and work last 5 rows as follows:
    Row 1: *K2tog., K1* to end.
    Row 2: Purl
    Row 3: K2tog. to end.
    Row 4: Purl
    Row 5: K2tog. twice, K1.

    Draw string through remaining live stitches and tie off.

    Finishing
    Weave in ends and sew up back seam.

    Next: Knitting a Bunny


    RESOURCES :
    Goa Yarn
    #10 Hot Pin
    #35 Barbie Pink
    #3 White
    Muench Yarns
    Website: muenchyarns.com

    Knits From the Heart: Quick Projects for Generous Giving
    By Kristin Spurkland
    Martingale & Company, 2004
    Website: www.martingale-pub.com


    GUESTS :
    Kristin Spurkland
    Knitting expert and author
    E-mail: kristin@kristinspurkland.com
    Website: www.kristinspurkland.com

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