Fingerless Mittens inspired by Alice Cullen - E11

MATERIALS & TOOLS:
• Yarn
• Knitting needle point protectors
• Waste yarn
• Stitch Markers
• Double-pointed needles (dpns)
• Tapestry needles

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• alice cullen
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• jacob
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• mittens
• gloves
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[Only1Bigmamma]

Please can you tell me which size needles you're using (uk equiv size if possible). Thanks

[PandemicApparel]

@Only1Bigmamma I used a US Size 8 needle (Metric 5mm), but it depends on the yarn you are using. The yarn packaging will recommend what needle you should use. For example: I used a Crystal Palce yarn - Taos 100% Woolf [Col No. 21] (4.25-4.75 sts/Inch (17-19 sts/10 cm) US Size 8-9 (Metric 5-5.5 mm) 128 yds/50gr (118mtrs/50gr)).

[ccoulton]

love those stitch markers...whr did you get ur yarn?

[PandemicApparel]

@ccoulton I got the yarn at Michael Levine located in downtown Los Angeles.

[Chasitybeestill]

This a great tutorial! But how many rows do you do the ribbing for?

[PandemicApparel]

@Chasitybeestill Not counting the cast on row, 12 rows of ribbing.

[tabithawizard]

interesting that your pattern came out better than the movie version, yours is more streamline, great job

[otgahas1]

I love watching your video. It is well explained thanks.

[sehryn]

thanks - great demo, but sorry not to see more of the finished item on before you said goodbye

[PandemicApparel]

@j2cool2 I made them, I also made a tutorial on making them ... check out: E12 - Stitch Markers & Coffee Cup Sleeve