Rockywold by Bonnie Sennott

Rockywold

Knitting
December 2011
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
28 stitches and 46 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 2½ - 3.0 mm
175 - 200 yards (160 - 183 m)
S, M/L
English
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A textured stitch pattern takes center stage in these unisex fingerless mitts, which are worked in the round using dpns or a long circular/Magic Loop.

Stitch patterns are provided in charts and written form.

This pattern is available individually and as part of a set called Morning at Squam Lake (at a 25 percent discount).

Level of Difficulty: Advanced Beginner

Sizes:
S and M/L

Finished (Blocked) Measurements:
Hand circumference: Size S 6 inches/15 cm unstretched; size M/L 7 inches/18 cm unstretched. Size S will comfortably fit a hand circumference of 6–7.5 inches/15–19 cm and Size M/L will fit a hand circumference of 7–8.5 inches/18–22 cm (measured above thumb).

For a size XS, follow directions for size S and go down a needle size and/or use a light fingering weight yarn. For a size XL, follow directions for size M/L and go up a needle size and/or use sportweight or DK weight yarn.

Rockywold—like its sister cowl pattern, Deephaven—is named after the Rockywold-Deephaven Camps on Squam Lake in Holderness, New Hampshire, where knitters and other crafters gather for the Squam Art Workshops in spring and fall.