Punctatus Mitts by Barbara Benson

Punctatus Mitts

Knitting
March 2017
Sport (12 wpi) ?
20 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
in Stockinette
US 7 - 4.5 mm
220 yards (201 m)
One Size
English
Errata available: tumpedduck.com

Mosaic & Lace Knits is an introduction to a technique that I have been developing over several years that brings colorwork into lace using slip stitches. Handling only one strand of yarn at a time, no carrying along the row or stranding, allows development of colorwork patterns without any floats running behind your work and obscuring your lace.

Mosaic & Lace Knits is an introduction to a technique that I have been developing over several years that brings colorwork into lace using slip stitches. Handling only one strand of yarn at a time, no carrying along the row or stranding, allows development of colorwork patterns without any floats running behind your work and obscuring your lace.

The variegation in this yarn when combined with the superb stitch definition called for a simple mosaic pattern to show off the yarn off to its best. The simple lace pattern runs up the side of the mitt so that when you put it on it is slightly offset on the back of your hand, keeping the lace off of the palm where it might snag.

If you would like to see these mitts in action you can check out the video patter tour on my YouTube channel Watch Barbara Knit.

The sample is knit in the colors Direwolf and Ghost

Size:
7”/18 cm hand circumference, 12.5”/32 cm long