Four more gifts are off the needles :)
This pattern is from a new mitten book - Varme Hender, that came out this year. It's Icelandic and has been translated to norwegian. I borrowed a copy at the library, but I really have to buy one as it's filled with mittens I want to knit!
The name Dyngja means chamber when translated. And they were so fast to knit. So I think I'll have to make some more ;)
Pattern: Dyngja 1
Yarn: Rubin and Mor Aase
Needles: 2,5 mm /US 1½ and 3 mm /US 2½
Size: 3-4 years
Modifications: I knitted a ribbed cuff instead of a folded one.
Pattern: Dyngja 2
Yarn: Rubin and Mor Aase
Needles: 2,5 mm /US 1½ and 3 mm /US 2½
Size: Around 10 years
Modifications: I knitted a ribbed cuff instead of a folded one. And on these pairs I made the white stripes more symmetrical than in the pattern. I wish I had done the same on the toddler sized mittens as well...
Så lekre. Vakre farger, og enkelt men effektfullt mønster.
ReplyDeleteGreat mittens! I hope the book eventually gets published in English. I would love to knit some of these!
ReplyDeleteThey're very cute :)
ReplyDeleteThese are terrific!
ReplyDeleteHi Hege,
ReplyDeleteas always I am impressed by the knitting and the gorgeous stuff you get done, it seems like you just have to think I need mittens, and next thing they are there on the blog!
seems like you are also enjoying Advent, your Christmas lights do look cosy, indeed.
Is it very dark now in the daytime where you live?
I was telling my pupils a little bit about Norway and the Northern Lights, the Midnight Sun in Summer ,and the snow and dark days in winter and they were fascinated.
keep up the good work!
regards
liz
ireland
i was wishing the same thing, i'd love the book in english. lovely mitts hege!
ReplyDeleteThose mittens are beautiful.
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