I have a super simple pattern for you, perfect even if you are just taking your first steps in knitting in the round.
How is it made?
We will be working in the round using my favorite Magic Loop method. The gloves are knit in a basic stockinette stitch and finished off with a classic ribbing. We start by casting on 40 stitches, work 17 cm for the base, form a thumb hole , and finish with 2 cm of ribbing (knit 1, purl 1) on smaller needles.
What will you need?
To get that fluffy, chunky effect seen in the photos, I held two strands of yarn together:
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Drops Alasca (color "Cinnamon") – you'll need 2 skeins.
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Brushed Alpaca Silk (color "Chocolate") – 1 skein is enough to give it that gorgeous, fuzzy halo effect.
Your tools:
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4 mm and 5 mm circular knitting needles (any cable length will work for the Magic Loop method).
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Stitch markers (to help you keep track of your rounds).
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Scissors.
Want to knit your own cozy mittens? I've prepared a detailed, free PDF guide with step-by-step instructions for both the left and right glove (they differ slightly on where you make the thumb hole!).
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