I struggled with these mitts (Spate pattern)! But that just made finishing them finally feel so so good. I started them just before heading to Camp Stitchalot and re-started several times after that. I love the stitch pattern, but it took me a bit to get the hang of it. After that it was a really fun knit!
I chose Quince & Co. Lark in Honey. It’s such a pretty color (by the way, did you see Shannon’s sweater she knit for herself in this same color?! Beautiful!) and not a very common one and I like that about it.
Hope they keep my wrists warm in this last bit of winter. I’m having a hard time keeping them away from Natalie, she loves stealing them to wear.
Pattern: Spate Mitts found in the book Journey
Yarn: Quince & Co. Lark in Honey
Those are AMAZING!!! Seriously impressed by your knitting skills 🙂
Love! I want a pair 🙂 I’m going to have to add them to my list of knitting projects!
ps. hi friend! you look pretty!
You are so lovely, Anna! Those mits turned out great. Knitting is confusing to me, I have never gotten the hang of it. I hope ya’ll keep warm. It is pouring rain and just above freezing here in Oklahoma tonight. Yikes! It may be an interesting drive to work in the morning.
They look fantastic! I just love the stitching pattern, and they look so snuggly and practical too.
wow! so you are good at everything!! even knitting!
love these! great color!
Ahhhck! They turned out SO cute! Well worth the effort for sure!
Just love the texture and color! I have always wanted fingerless mitts but then think, with the winters we have, my fingers would likely shrivel up and fall off……lol!
You actually made them? Wow! I am really impressed.
lovely mitts! congrats for following through and finishing them up.
Oh, they are gorgeous! I love that color! Good for you sticking with it – they really look perfect. Just starting the sleeves on my Antrorse and it’s going a lot slower than I anticipated…so that might be done by next year – lol!
Wow – they’re lovely! The pattern looks very complicated. Bet you were happy to get to the ribbing. 🙂
They turned out amazing!!!! Love them and you look gorgeous! Isn’t Honey the best color!
Oh Anne,
how nice is the last picture of your post! I love your smile, when you are satisfied.
And you can be, because your mitts are great!
Greetings from Germany
Ines♥
Cute!
Those are so awesome.
I love that last pic of you with your fun mitts! These are really a fun item.
Oh they’re so pretty! Are you sure you just learned how to knit not long ago?
I adore your mitts, Anna! I can see why Natalie wants to wear them, too. Love the color!
So cute, I love the color!
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They are gorgeous!!! I absolutely love them in Honey! I’m so glad you persevered, the stitch pattern can be tricky to learn but it becomes really easy once you get the hang of it and is so rewarding once you’re done!
Love them <3
These look very cool! Yet also very warm 🙂