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Use any laceweight yarn to knit up our sweet mitts
Julie Ferguson’s gorgeous mitts are an ideal accessory for the changing seasons. The lace pattern runs down the back of the hand but is slightly off-centre for an unusual twist. If you’d like to adjust the arm length, just work fewer repeats of Rounds 21-24, or to shorten the finger section, start the rib earlier. These mittens use 20g of any standard laceweight/2ply yarn.
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Techniques: Basic Shaping, Lace, Rib, Stocking Stitch
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How to: work eyelets (yfwd/yrn)
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