Monday, 15 December 2008

Fingerless mitts



I've finished! They are so snug and warm and now I can sit at the computer and type with very little pain so I am very pleased! Thank you for the instructions Elizabeth!
They were so easy to knit up - on size 4.5mm needles cast on 36 stitches, knit 2 purl 2 rib for about 8 inches, cast off and sew up the seams leaving a gap for the thumb. I have enough wool left so I think I might make another pair up for a friend of mine.

6 comments:

Jennifer said...

Those look fantastic! I need a pair myself for when i'm at my computer! :D Even I may be able to knit those....... hmmmm

jen

Anonymous said...

Wow - they look really good. So glad the instructions were useful. I've found my mitts really useful during this cold weather.

Sharon J said...
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Sharon J said...

I've never really understood the point of fingerless gloves/mitts. Don't your fingers still get cold though? That's my problem, cold fingers rather than wrists. Although maybe keeping the pulse warm helps?

Catz said...

Thank you! they are lovely and warm!
Sharon I find they do warm my whole hands up and still allow me the freedom of movement to enable me to type. I possibly wouldn't use them for outdoors though!

Sharon J said...

Well they're easy enough to knit so maybe I'll give a pair a go (once I have the time to knit something other than socks, that is)