very cute i will try to make this for my daugther  ... love your web letter and your magazine

Thank you for this great pattern, I am keen to get started on them.I will be able to wear them and still do my knitting . LOL.

hello,

i always have to "open" the PDF the first time, check if i like the photo to decide if i want to save the document.

i never can see well, too bad. are you considering making the photos visible?

thank you

...I see Christmas... my sweet daughter, otha-daughta, and daughter-of-love opening their presents.. I hear squeals of delight... life is good.

Sure wish I could SEE  the Motley Mitts.  The picture really doesn't tell the story.  Would you do a few more photos and post them??  Thanks.  Elaine

So cute!  Very en-mode! Will make for the teen nieces as X-mas gifts. How can pattern be adjusted to make in a stretchy yarn, such as a sock yarn?

I love MITTS! The yarn is lovely too. Has anyone thought of felting them? I would think they would be a great beginner's project.

BTW I am with JoyZ  and ElaineJ on the picture size. It is very hard to "see" the pictures without downloading the PDF first.

namaste

Hattah

iI never knitted mittens befor, i 'm gone give it a try now, love the colors

Gracienne

The mitts are very cute. Once you download the pattern the picture on the second page makes the mitts easy to see.

Deb

I made mine the day the pattern became available......they were so comfy that I fell asleep with them on!

I have knitted the mitts, just need to sew them together.  Easy pattern.

Hi, I made the mitts just yesterday and they were too big when I followed the pattern repeating the 14 rows 3 times plus thru row 11. I knitted one mitt paying closer attention to the width and it was perfect repeating the 14 rows 2 times plus thru row 11. I wonder if there is a mistake in the pattern.

Besides this, I love the way the pattern is written. Thank you.

Its very cold in the mornings here Imade the mitts and were them allthe time I love that I can do so much with them on

VERY cute pattern!  Oh yes, Christmas knitting might actually be finished on time this year!

QUESTION: Does anybody know the actual/approximate yardage of the mitts?  I have some small skeins of homespun I'd love to use up.

:-) Frances

I am in the process of knitting these mitts, the first of what I hope is many times. I am knitting them for the daughter of a friend who wears this kind of fingerless gloves/mitts quite a bit and now needs a pair to match a new coat and cute scarf (that mom is knitting). I really am enjoying the short-row technique and especially the clarity of the directions which provide written instructions and clear graphics.

Thanks,

Barb F.

I have been searching the internet, all the knitting web sites I can find, videos, etc. to learn how to do MOSAIC  or SLIP STITCH knitting.  Reading the charts is different from reading "regular" chart.  

Barbara Walkekr's charts are still different from the other mosaic charts.  HELP please!!

I work on the computer all day and last year my hands were ice cold all winter.  I knew I wanted to knit several different pairs of mitts to keep comfortable in the office this year.  I just finished these - they are wonderful!  Super easy and super fast to knit up.  I think all of my fellow office dwellers will receive these as Christmas gifts!  Next up, the Fresco Fair Isle Mitts from Fall 2008 IK...

Is there a reason for knitting them on straight needles instead of in the round?  It's kind of cool having the stitches run the other way, but is that the only reason?