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January 20, 2018
January 20, 2018

Granite Peak Mittens

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Granite Peak Mittens by Brittany Tyler Simmonds
Knitting
Hands → Mittens
Miranda
Medium
Needles & yarn
US 6 - 4.0 mm
114 yards
Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran
22 yards in stash
0.6 skeins = 55.1 yards (50.4 meters), 30 grams
300041
266B
Gray
WEBS - America's Yarn Store in Northampton, Massachusetts
August 31, 2012
Rowan Super Fine Merino Aran
6 yards in stash
0.66 skeins = 59.5 yards (54.4 meters), 33 grams
Soot
1081
Gray
EweKnit in Toronto, Ontario
October 29, 2015
Notes

20-01-2018

To make 1 pair - 16g of the Rowan and 14g of the DB Cashmerino

This colour combo is strangely fantastic, even though both colours, independently, are drab.

20-01-2018

30g per mitten in the end.

If you make these with worsted, make the large but I think these work really well in aran weight. Pattern calls for lace held with worsted which comes out to approximately aran weight, I suppose.

Love these - really nice pattern, well written and yields a lovely result.

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About this pattern
Granite Peak Mittens
by Brittany Tyler Simmonds
from Stix Bozeman
7 projects, in 9 queues
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  1. Totally fun
About this yarn
Cashmerino Aran
by Debbie Bliss
Aran
55% Merino, 33% Acrylic, 12% Cashmere goat
98 yards / 50 grams

30263 projects

stashed 17644 times

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About this yarn
Super Fine Merino Aran
by Rowan
Aran
100% Merino
93 yards / 50 grams

314 projects

stashed 315 times

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KristinM100's adjectives for this yarn
  1. Very heavy and splitty
  2. Good stitch definition
  3. Good recovery/drape esp. given weight
  • Project created: January 20, 2018
  • Finished: January 20, 2018
  • Updated: February 9, 2018