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Pattern: One Cable Mitts
Wool: 75% acrylic, 25% wool. It isn't the nicest wool, but it is warm and I have a rather largish ball of it.
What I've learned thus far: I need to keep on practising to avoid those ladders. It seems hard with thicker yarn, or is it just me??
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lovely shade of blue - and those cables look wonderful
ReplyDeleteI think thicker yarn can be slightly more tricky on DPNs - something to do with it being harder to pull the edge stitches tight enough. Have you considered trying magic loop (I love both methods, but I have a feeling magic loop might be more effective for thicker yarns) - it's much simpler than I expected!
ReplyDeleteLove the colour of the yarn, and the cables look fab :)
Love the pattern and the colour!
ReplyDeleteHooray for completed gifts! Love the mitts, especially the color! I haven't attempted cables yet, but something small like this would be perfect.
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Those look great! I really like the pattern.
ReplyDeleteGood for you to have copious amounts of Christmas knitting on the go. I just have lots of Christmas knits in my queue at this point! Cute gloves!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteLove how they look. I am working on my cabled mitts too.
ReplyDeletethose are lovely, great colour and cable
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Pretty! Have you washed mitts yet where you were concerned about ladders? When my socks have ladders they usually disappear with washing and blocking.
ReplyDeleteCables scare me, i doubt I will ever be able to get that good. Yours are great.
ReplyDeleteThey are looking lovely. I just cast on a "for me" knit too, between all this gift knitting :)
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good for you being so on top of your gift knitting!
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteI love how these look. My daughter's favorite thing to wear!
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