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    March 13, 2010

    Jasper’s
    Fingerless Mittens

    A manly variation of the


    Alice Fingerless Mittens
    By Nancy Fry

    MATERIALS
    1 skein of a worsted weight yarn
    Shown in picture: Caron Simply Soft Eco. Color Black 0034
    1 set of US size #6 double pointed needles.
    Tapestry Needle
    Stitch holder
    Stitch markers

    GAUGE
    Stockinette: 20 sts / 24 rows = 4 inches using US size # 6 needles.

    FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
    Width 3.5 - 5 inches Length: 11.5 inches

    ABBREVIATIONS:
    k Knit
    p Purl
    M1R From the back, lift loop between stitches
    with the left needle, knit into the front of loop.
    M1L From the front, lift loop between stitches with
    the left needle, knit into the back of loop.
    pm place marker
    sm slip marker

    Pattern and Photography Copyright © 2010 Nancy Fry. All Rights Reserved. Page 1 of 2
    March 13, 2010

    DIRECTIONS:
    There is no left or right with this mitten so just make two. This pattern is for a man’s Large.

    With US # 6 double point needles, cast on 42 sts (15,15,12).


    To vary size: cast on by 3’s or change needle size or yarn weight.

    CUFF and ARM


    Work Rib k2,p1 for 30 rounds about 5 inches.
    Make the mitten longer or shorter by increasing or decreasing rows here.

    THUMB SHAPING (Starting at the wrist)


    Row 1: k2, pm (M1R, p1, M1L) pm, (k2, p1)x 13. 44 sts
    Row 2: k2, sm (k1, p1, k1) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 3: k2, sm (k1, p1, k1) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 4: k2, sm (M1R, k1, p1, k1, M1L) sm, (k2, p1)x 13. 46 sts
    Row 5: k2, sm (k2, p1, k2) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 6: k2, sm (k2, p1, k2) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 7: k2, sm (M1R, k2, p1, k2, M1L) sm, (k2, p1)x 13. 48 sts
    Row 8: k2, sm (p1, (k2, p1)x 2) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 9: k2, sm (p1, (k2, p1)x 2) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 10: k2, sm (M1R, p1, (k2, p1)x 2, M1L) sm, (k2, p1)x 13. 50 sts
    Row 11: k2, sm (k1, p1, (k2, p1)x 2, k1) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 12: k2, sm (k1, p1, (k2, p1)x 2, k1) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 13: k2, sm (M1R, k1, p1, (k2, p1)x 2, k1, M1L) sm, (k2, p1)x 13. 52 sts
    Row 14: k2, sm ((k2, p1)x 3, k2) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 15: k2, sm ((k2, p1)x 3, k2) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 16: k2, sm (M1R, (k2, p1)x 3, k2, M1L) sm, (k2, p1)x 13. 54 sts
    Row 17: k2, sm (p1, (k2, p1)x 4) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 18: k2, sm (p1, (k2, p1)x 4) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 19: k2, sm (M1R, p1, (k2, p1)x 4, M1L) sm, (k2, p1)x 13. 56 sts
    Row 20: k2, sm (k1, p1, (k2, p1)x 4, k1) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 20: k2, sm (k1, p1, (k2, p1)x 4, k1) sm, (k2, p1)x 13.
    Row 22: k2, slip 15 sts on stitch holder, cast on 1st, (k2, p1)x 13. 42 sts.

    TOP HAND
    Work in rib k2,p1 for 15 rounds and then Bind off. 42 sts

    THUMB
    Slip 15 sts back onto US #7 dpns. (6,6,3).
    Row 1: k1, p1, (k2, p1)x 4, k1, then pickup 3 stitches along gap. 18 sts
    Rows 2-6: k1, p1, (k2, p1)x 5, k1.
    Bind off.

    FINISHING
    Weave in all ends.

    Pattern and Photography Copyright © 2010 Nancy Fry. All Rights Reserved. Page 2 of 2

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