Finished!
I'm challenged with the ladders... the space between needles. I did a better job with the second mitt, which is not very apparent in the photo below. :-/ I'm hoping they will improve a bit with a good soaking.
I'm challenged with the ladders... the space between needles. I did a better job with the second mitt, which is not very apparent in the photo below. :-/ I'm hoping they will improve a bit with a good soaking.
The second mitt is a little smaller than the first... so I can now see a reason for attempting two-at-a-time. ;-)
These were my first pair of mittens. They also had my first Russian Join.
The join is to the left of the thumb gusset... almost un-noticeable. :-)
The alpaca+silk yarn is lovely and soft. I think these will work perfectly for computer work when it gets cold again.
Happy Fiber Arts Friday.
Very nice...and you can almost feel their softness through
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Love them!!! I am sure the ladders will block out.
ReplyDeleteDo you think your gauge changed from the first to the second? I know that has happened to me especially with socks. I've never tried knitting two at a time. I am still confused with that technique. I love your mitts.
ReplyDeleteThey came out great....I do have trouble sometimes with ladders too...
ReplyDeleteWell done for completing the mittens, they are lovely. Your Russian joint is brilliant, I must try it sometimes.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and family!
Thanks everyone!
ReplyDelete@WWG - I most definitely knit the second mitt tighter. I've not done two-at-a-time either... at least not yet. ;-)
Gorgeous! I like the join, it is a brilliant way to do it. I have issues with ladders too......I'm still working on it!
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