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Forum: Needle ArtsReplies: 6, Views: 104
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ViolaAnn
Ottawa, ON
(Zone 5a)

October 29, 2007
11:37 PM

Post #4138169

Last year I was looking for a crocheted pattern for Santa Mitts and I came across this knitted one. I didn't make them last year because a friend was able to find the pattern I was looking for and because I found the loopy beards difficult at first (I knit continental style and there was some translation that was needed). So it became a summer project and I plan to finish 4 pairs for the church bazaar. Here's a pic of the first two pairs. The other two pairs just need eyes, pompoms and final stitching.

The discussion last year was at:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/588158/

and the knitted pattern is found at:
http://www.geocities.com/auntpurls/santa_mitt.html

Ann

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rose318
Houston, TX

October 30, 2007
09:18 AM

Post #4139019

They are adorable ViolaAnn. Great job. Thanks for the website.
Patti
MzzPool
Pass Christian, MS
(Zone 8b)

November 02, 2007
10:38 AM

Post #4150121

Those are so cute! I have to make some for my granddaughters! Thanks for sharing.

~Megin
zameluzza
Alfred, ON
(Zone 4b)

November 06, 2007
10:39 PM

Post #4166131

Ann :)
they are so cute, you did a great job on them.
Carmen
ViolaAnn
Ottawa, ON
(Zone 5a)

November 07, 2007
12:42 AM

Post #4166537

For those of you who are thinking of trying these, I thought I would experiment next time with some loopy yarn used one strand with one strand of worsted weight for the beard. It should give me a fuzzy beard w/o the fussy loops.

Ann
ViolaAnn
Ottawa, ON
(Zone 5a)

December 17, 2007
03:46 PM

Post #4304478

Found some cheap red yarn and will get started after Christmas on more for the bazaar next year.
ViolaAnn
Ottawa, ON
(Zone 5a)

December 05, 2008
03:40 PM

Post #5862109

Just thought I would show you what this year's version looks like. I used some white eyelash yarn along with a strand of worsted weight for the beard. Also did it backwards so the purl side is facing out as it was fluffier on that side.

Ann

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