Intertwined Knit Mittens layer cables, twisted stitches, and slip-stitch texture over a snug ribbed cuff for a bulky accessory that knits up almost as fast as it disappears into a coat pocket. Bottom-up and worked entirely in the round, these mittens give easy-level knitters a genuine technique workout without the commitment of a bigger project.

Construction and technique

• Worked bottom-up, seamlessly in the round, one piece
• Ribbed cuff leads into a cabled and twisted-stitch body with slip-stitch surface patterning
• Techniques: cables, twisted stitches, slipped stitches, and ribbing
• Video tutorial and complete written instructions included for all key techniques
• Schematic provided for all three sizes

Materials

• Bulky weight yarn (sample shown in Merino Bulky by Bad Sheep Yarn)
• 75-100 yards (69-91 m), within reach of a single generous bulky skein
• US 10.5 (6.5 mm) needles, worked in the round
• Gauge: 14 sts / 22 rows per 4 in in right slipped stitch pattern

Sizing

• 3 sizes: Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large
• Fits teens through adults, unisex
• Refer to schematic for finished hand circumference and length by size

What’s included

• Written pattern with all stitch instructions
• Video tutorial for key techniques
• Schematic with finished measurements
• Instant PDF download

Intertwined Mittens coordinate with the Intertwined Hat for a cohesive handmade gift set, and at 75-100 yards per pair, both pieces are well within reach of a single skein or a well-loved stash remnant.