Dalgety Bay Mitts Knitting Pattern
Quick to knit winter warmers. These mitts are something a little bit special – the symmetrical lace patterns look super complicated, but are actually very straightforward. They knit up fast in beautiful hand-dyed yarn, making them great gifting material for a knitworthy friend – or a well-deserved treat for yourself! Dalgety Bay is a little town on the Fife coast in Scotland, with beautiful views of the famous Forth Road Bridge. There’s stunning walks along the Fife coastal path, but with the wind whipping off the North Sea your hands will definitely need a little something extra to keep them toasty!
Yarn: Dyeforyarn Silk Merino DK in Last Dance. (50% mulberry silk, 50% superwash merino) 212 m/232 yds per 100g skein.
1 skein = 212 m/232 yds
Dimensions (Imperial Measurements)
Sizes XS (S/M, L)
To fit hands 9”) around palm.
Length: 7” (9”, 11”)
Dimensions (Metric Measurements)
Sizes XS (S/M, L)
To fit hands 22.5 cm) around palm with around 1”/2.5 cm negative ease.
Length: 17.5 cm (22.5 cm, 28 cm)
Needles: US 6 / 4 mm dpns
Gauge: 18 sts x 25 rows = 4” / 10 cm in either lace pattern
Extras: Tapestry needle for weaving in loose ends, stitch markers, stitch holder.
You can also purchase this pattern on Ravelry.