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Rippling Waters
It’s fascinating to watch water ripple. Here’s your chance to wear that fascination in a quick, easy, lacey fingerless mitt. Choose a sparkling yarn and get the full effect!
This mitt starts at the bottom and is knit in the round up to the thumb slit. Rows are then knit flat for approximately 2.5 inches. Knitting in the round is then resumed. There is no need to differentiate between hands since the mitts are reversible. You can even wear with ripples going up or down.
Yarn
50gm fingering sample used A Gentle Whisper’s Galaxy 75% Superwash Merino/15% Nylon, 10% Stellina in Breeze
Note: Mitts are one size fits most, but if you need a larger size, use a larger needle
Needles & Notions
US size 2 DPNs, two circular, or 9-inch circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)
darning needle
Gauge: 16 sts, 11 rows = 1 inch twisted rib unblocked
Measurements: approx. 4 inches wide, 8 inches long unstretched (because of the lace stitches, the stretch is considerable)
Stitches:
CO cast on
k knit
p purl
st/sts stitch(es)
YO yarn over
ktbl knit through back loop
ptbl purl through back loop
ssk slip, slip, knit
k2tog knit two together
k3tog knit three together
3R slip 3 sts purlwise, slip third st back to LN by inserting tip from LN from right to left to twist it, slip 2 sts purlwise back to LN and k3tog
3L slip one st purlwise, k2tog, pass first st up and over k2tog and off needle
3C insert tip of RN into third st; lift st up and over the first two sts and let it drop off needle; k1tbl, YO, k1tbl
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- First published: April 2025
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