Jetson Mitts
The Jetson mitts are stranded pair of fingerless mitts. The mitts are knitted in the round and the main body is in a stranded pattern with purl welts at the cuff (reminiscent of ‘The Jetsons’ cartoon!).
Pattern Details
RECOMMENDED YARN
Light fingering in two contrasting colours
YARN USED IN SAMPLE
Filcolana Arwetta Classic (50g; 210m [230yds]; 80% wool, 20% nylon), light fingering
Main Colour (MC)
Deep Sea 146
145 [210, 280]m / 159 [230, 306]yds
1 [1, 2] balls
Contrast Colour (CC)
Delicate Orchid 278
115 [170, 230]m / 126 [186, 252]yds
1 [1, 2] balls
GAUGE
36 stitches by 44 rounds = 10cm [4″] in stranded pattern.
34 stitches by 28 rounds = 10cm [4″] in stocking stitch.
Check your gauge.
SIZE
Size 1 [2, 3]
To fit hand circumference = 18-20.5 [21-23, 25-26.5]cm / 7-8 [8¼-9, 9¾-10½]”
Finished hand circumference = 17 [20.5, 23.5]cm / 6¾ [8, 9¼]”
NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES
2.5 mm [US Size 1.5] needles; or size to obtain gauge.
Stitch marker x 1
Darning needle
TECHNIQUES USED IN THE PATTERN:
- Knit and purl
- Decreases (ssk, k2tog)
- Increases (m1l, m1a, kfb)
- Stranded knitting
The pattern has been professionally tech edited and test knitted.
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