Yet another pair of fingerless mitts

My new addiction - fingerless mitts, especially fingerless mitts in City Tweed. Again, they were a one-skein project; that's hard to beat!

These are from the Always & Forever Fingerless Mitts free pattern on Ravelry, using City Tweed HW in Blue Blood.

I made these mitts much longer on both the arm and finger ends than the pattern calls for, and still only used 82 grams out of the 100 grams in the ball. I like the open lacyness of this stitch pattern because the Merino/alpaca blend is really warm - it's nice to have "breathing holes".

I think I used US size 4 needles, but again, that's me - the super loose knitter. One of the great things about these mitts is that gauge is not super critical, and the stitch pattern is pretty stretchy.

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Comment by Susan the Blue Lake Knitter on June 10, 2009 at 1:10pm: City Tweed is turning into a very versatile yarn. It is so lovely, and warm. What a wonderful addtion to the KP lineup.

Comment by giraffe81840 on June 10, 2009 at 8:11am: Tina you are turning me into a fingerless mitt addict also. I made the Fetchings with the Demin City Tweed and Love them. So now I will move on to making these with the purple that I got. I love lace so these will be great!

Kathy in Indianapolis