Norwegian Mittens



My favorite mittens. I have made many pairs with lopi light yarn, after a little time and snow they felt wonderfully and are the warmest mittens around. If you are in any cold areas I recommend knitting up a pair for every one in your family. The patterns are in both Knitter's Almanac and Knitting Around.
11 Comments:
These are really beautiful. I have made some mitts from Folk Mittens and I think these have to be the next pair I knit. Nice colors too.
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me..., at 6:29 PM
Thanks, I almost can't wait for it to get cold.
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Romie, at 6:12 AM
Those look so fuzzy and warm. I have to try a pair!
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mikeslittlesis, at 12:02 PM
They're gorgeous! ANd I love the subtle, warm colors.
Great idea for Christmas gifts!
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Rani, at 7:55 AM
lovely. remind me of my childhood.
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knititch, at 9:10 AM
hola no hablo ingles ,espero puedas entenderme ,sabes donde puedo encontrar patron sorpresa baby jaket traducido al espaƱol?
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NO PUEDO PARAR, at 6:04 PM
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Romie, at 6:10 AM
Love 'em! They look so practical and understated in those earthy colors. I like the idea of doing them in Lopi, too.
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Sarah / Blue Garter, at 8:50 PM
What a gorgeous pair of mittens. Well done you. I've just bought Nancy Bush's "Folk knitting in Estonian" and have seen a few patterns and techniques that I want to try out, so watch this space.
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Tina - omme i London, at 1:19 AM
Did this pair take just two skeins (one of each color) or more than that?
Thanks!
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Anonymous, at 7:16 PM
Beautiful!
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Suzie, at 7:23 AM
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