More Fingerless Mitts
Can you tell I am on a roll with these. I did this pair a little differently. Instead of doing it around a resist I made a flat piece of black felt and then sewed on some sari waste ribbon.
I want them to be sort off raggy looking in the end.
I wanted to put big black buttons to fasten it but I didn’t have enough so I used all different ones. I think it turned out better with the different coloured buttons.
And here is what they look like on.
I really like the way they turned out and will probably make more this way.
13 thoughts on “More Fingerless Mitts”
Wow – those are fancy! They look fun and I like the addition of the sari ribbon.
Thank s Ruth, as they fray I think they will look even better.
Definitely fun especially since it coordinates with the blue nail polish. ;-). They will be a big hit I’m sure. I live the addition of the sari.
Thank you, I have been wanting to do something with my stash of sari waste for a long time.
Not having black buttons was a stroke of luck – the assorted colours of buttons and sari ribbons make these really special!
Thanks Lyn it was a stroke of luck. I don’t think they would be half as striking without the buttons.
They turned out really well, Ann 🙂 The colours you chose work well together.
Thank you Zed.
Gorgeous and pretty buttons of different color. Bright and fresh in cold days.
Thank you Terrie. My daughter did say I didn’t need to sell them.
Ann, I was in a craft store yesterday and noticed a cover of a knitting book called “texting mittens.”
I think your mittens would also make great texting mittens! The knitted ones had an open thumb, but your offer even more freedom and style!
Marilyn I have been telling people they are great for texting. The other thing they are used for is people with carpal tunnel problems. They are supposed to keep there wrists warm when typing. This is a stylish way to do it.
Great marketing! They are certainly stylish and practical.