
Yay! I finished the mittens -- 2 pairs! The only part that I wasn't lovin' so much was knitting the inner cuff thing. It makes for a great mitten because it snugs against your wrist, but knitting it was a pain -- size 4 double pointed needles are very awkward for me.
I used 2 different brands of yarn for these 2 pairs of mittens. Yes, they were both 100% wool and I knitted them in the exact same way. But guess what? The light colored pair felted and shrunk A LOT more than the darker pair. I can still wear them, but they are definitely snug.
Here's a close up shot of how the liner looks. It really is a clever design.

The second pair with the lighter color variegated wool felted up beautifully.

On with the next knitting project!
Last week, I listed this felted bag in my second etsy shop:

2 comments:
it's so cute! I envy your talent!
I really like the second cuff. Do you sew it or knit it in?
~Pippi
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