Newfoundland mittens

Newfie Mitten Size : Adult Need : · 2 colours of worsted weight yarn – preferably a light and a dark · Set of 4 -4mm double pointed needles...

Newfoundland Mitts Adult Size Size 5 US double pointed needles 1 skein of Worsted Weight or DK – Main Color = M/C 1 skein of Worsted Weight or DK – Contrasting Color = C/C Cuff- With M/C wool, cast on 42 stitches. Divide on 3 needles (14 stitches on each needle). Join, being careful not to twist stitches, K2, P1 around, for 19 rounds or desired length. On the last round, increase 2 stitches on each needle (48 stitches total, 16 on each needle). Pattern; Rounds 1 & 2 – with M/C, Purl Round 3…

Newfoundland Mittens Pattern - Free download as PDF File (.pdf) or read online for free. Newfoundland Mittens Sizes: Baby; 2 - 4 yrs; 4 - 6 yrs; 6 - 10 yrs; 11 - 14 yrs; Adult (med) and Adult (large). Pattern No 1 - (with CC, K4, slip next 2 sts purlwise; repeat to end of round) 4 times. Pattern No 2 - (with CC, K1, slip next 2 sts purlwise * knit 4, slip next 2 sts purlwise * repeat from * to * to end of round) 4 times. A traditional design rewritten by Rachel Hooper @ From Ewe to You Lower…

Newfoundland Mitts Free Knitting Pattern

I searched and searched and just couldn’t find a pattern that I was satisfied with for these little mittens. There are some really amazing patterns out there for these mittens, but none that …

Ah the thrummed mitten. A magical invention from the cold and devastatingly beautiful province of Newfoundland. I once owned a pair. They were mismatched - one grey and one blue, both with cream colored thrums. They were the warmest mittens I have ever worn. As it has been one of the coldest and snowiest winters we've had in some time, I decided it was time to make the man who frequently shovels, waters the plants and drives me places the warmest mittens EVER. We've had a large amount of…

Recently I came across a pattern for Newfie mittens (pattern on Ravelry) and made them. Then I wondered if there was one for a hat. There were several, but they didn’t seem to meet my need…

I love these mittens. They will keep hands warm, even in Canadian winters, and they are a childhood memory for sure. Less than a year ago my Nanny passed away, and she used to make these mittens like crazy for us grandchildren. I still have some kicking around that she knitted up. There are lots of patterns around for these mittens I've come to discover, but I had trouble finding a toddler sized one, so through trial and error I put this together: Needed: 3.25mm double pointed needles (or 3…

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