No matter what the season or the outfit, keep your hands covered in high style! From toasty warm mittens with bobbles and ribbing to lacy cotton hand covers perfect for summer fashion, this collection of 25 exciting new patterns has you covered!
Fall 2015
Keep your hands covered and warm - and stylish! - with these fun fashionable mitt and mitten patterns. Crocheted mitts and mittens features 25 diverse projects from bobbles to lace to robots! The designs are worked in a variety of fibers and weights, so you can chose a pair that's right for the autumn weather in your area. The step-by-step instructions and photos guide you through each step and technique so you can crochet you mitts quickly and with confidence
Squeeee!
That's my first impression of this book!
Don't you just love the Little Victory mitts on the front cover?
The brilliant thing about this book is the designs are not just for winter
but are wonderful to dress up an outfit in the summer.
There are patterns for men as well! I love the do the robot mitts .
The patterns are in written format but charts are also provided for repeating patterns.
There are 35 designs to choose from so there is something for everyone.
There are fun and flamboyant patterns as well as basic mitten designs.
The back of the book is packed full of stitch & techniques.
The guide takes you through everything you need to know to make each of the projects.
There are clear instructions as well as step-by-step pictures.
I can't wait to get making a few different ones for myself and also have a few in mind for friends and family.
I love the fact that every mitt is unique to the other.
There are so many amazing designs.
* Crochet Addict UK *Amy Gunderson works as a design coordinator for Universal Yarn and Premier Yarns (their brands include Wisdom Yarns and the Deborah Norville line of yarns). Amy's innovative designs have been published in Interweave Knits, Knit.wear, Knit Now, Knit n Style, and Creative Knitting, and she was included in Knitscene's Hot List, 8 Designers to Watch in 2012. Amy also sells her patterns as downloadable pdf's through her online store on ravelry.com. She lives in Charlotte, North Carolina.