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Running Without Scissors (Drop-Stitch Fingerless Mitts)
When I ran across an 1890’s pattern for women’s fingerless mitts, knitted flat and
in one piece, I had to give them a try. Living in a tropical climate, I wasn’t going to
get much use out of them myself, so I took the basic construction from the
vintage pattern and updated it with a super stretchy cotton/elastic blend yarn and
a deconstructed, laddered look, using a drop-stitch pattern as well as dropping
stitches to create the runs. These are quick to knit and stretch to fit almost any
hand, and you can get two pairs from a single ball of yarn. I did them in black to
show off the stitch pattern, and the mitts look fantastic in white and bright colors.
If you aren’t into that look, there’s a plain version that looks like mesh.
Download: $3.50
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Crochet Pattern PDF Anne Lace Scarf
This quick, easy, one-skein crochet scarf is an attractive, lightweight accessory casual enough to wear with jeans and pretty enough to wear to a party. This scarf is an easy way to spice up your wardrobe - try a color that matches or contrasts with your favorite outfits! You can also try it in different yarns for different effects.
MATERIALS (you supply your own)
1 skein Blue Sky Alpacas Dyed Cotton (100g/150 yds worsted weight 100% cotton; color shown is Poppy), or yarn of your choice
G/4mm crochet hook
tapestry needle
SIZE
One size fits most. Measures approximately 3.5”/9 cm wide, 55”/140 cm long.
GAUGE
Each motif measures about 3.5”/9 cm wide, 2.5”/6 cm long.
Pattern includes full written instructions and a symbol chart. North American (Canada/US) terminology used; a version with AUS/NZ/UK crochet terminology is also included in this listing.
Download: $5.50
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