On Tuesday I told you about a pattern I wrote up and forgot to publish. Publishing that pattern has reminded me about something else I’d completely forgotten. So today’s post is a near exact opposite story to Tuesday’s, because last Christmas I not only knitted Tilda for Lovely Littlest, I also knitted a pair of mitts for Lovely Eldest…
I wrote up the pattern and published it in January. (Yes, I know that’s shockingly quick for me.) However, for some reason I never told you I’d knitted them or that there was a pattern for them. Here’s the link for the pattern if you’re interested.
Hope you like them.
Until next time,
Bekki x
Dartmoor Creative 
I love them! However, I think they are a bit beyond my knitting skills as I haven’t done much colour work at all – or none that I’d brag about .
It must have been a challenge to write that pattern up and I hope you sell lots of them to make it worth your while.
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Thank you. I’m sure with a bit of practice you could to anything. Just look at how your crochet is growing in leaps an bounds.
Actually, it wasn’t too bad – it’s mostly about the knitting chart and I love making knitting charts. I’ve sold a few so far and keep meaning to print some off for our LYS and for my stall.
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It’s an extremely pretty pattern. I do prefer my mitts though to have ends to cover all my hands. Hope lots of people get your pattern.
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Thank you. I like both sorts, these are good for wearing in town, so I don’t have to keep pulling them on and off in shops and when it’s really cold in the house. I also sometimes wear a more boring fingerless pair under a pair with fingers when it’s really cold!
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Fingerless are my preferred gloves unless it dips down below 4C . Sometimes I feel it’s a shame we don’t have Christmas in winter or get much snow…….
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I can’t imagine being happy about not having Christmas in winter, but as for snow, we rarely have any, even more rarely near Christmas and I can’t ever remember having even the faintest covering of snow on Christmas day.
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It’s a cultural thing for sure 🙂
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🙂 indeed. The joys of living “in the south” I guess. But we still enjoy the wintery goodies during winter. These are on my list for sure, since I love fingerless too, it does not get freezing or snowy here in Johannesburg, but you can always still look pretty.
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Absolutely. Glad you like them 😊
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Beautiful, and on my list for sure. 🙂 I can wear them in winter, even though my Christmas is in summer and very hot. I love fingerless as it is ideal for the temps and weather here, and one always gets awesome comments too.
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Sorry, found your other comment first – as i said, glad you like them. Fingerless always look so much nicer than full ones to me too.
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These look lovely. 😍 I can’t say I like fingerless gloves that much but then again I don’t really like wearing gloves so when I need to wear them it tends to be super cold…
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Thank you. I’m kind of the opposite, i love fingerless and will wear them even wjen it’s not that cold, but not keen on full ones. Maybe i just like the way fingerless make my huge hands look smaller 🙂
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