The So Damn Good Mitts are warm, wearable, and a perfect match to the So Damn Good Beanie. These stranded colorwork mitts are available in five sizes (child through adult), and I’ve included easy modification notes so you can adjust the sleeve length. This is especially handy for kiddos who need a little less coverage.

A comfortable thumb gusset gives you a great fit, and you’ll find written and charted instructions for both the wrist/hand and the thumb shaping. The mitts feature corrugated ribbing, stranded colorwork, and lifted increases.

If you’re new to lifted increases, there’s a video tutorial included so you can knit with confidence. And if you’re unsure how to select the right size, instructions are included for correctly measuring your hand.

Lifted Increases Tutorial

Needles & Notions:

• The pattern is written assuming 9” circular needles, sizes 2.5 US/3.0 mm and size 3 US/3.25 mm. Adjust needle size as necessary to meet gauge.
• 1 beginning of round marker, 2 stitch markers
• Darning needle
• Either a second circular needle or dpns for the thumb

Yarn:
Goldenhour Knitwear Yarns DK Weight (NSW or Simply DK base)
(246 yds/100 g skein)

• MC 105 (123, 141, 158, 175) yds/96 (113, 129, 145, 160) m
• CC 74 (85, 95, 106, 122) yds/68 (78, 87, 97, 112) m

Finished Sizes:
Size 1 (2, 3, 4, 5)
6 (7, 8, 9, 10)”/15 (18, 20, 23, 25) cm (hand width), worn with as close to 0” ease as possible.