Norwegian mittens

Students will learn Norwegian mitten construction, knitting a mitten in two colors on double pointed needles. Techniques to be covered include the

This Norwegian Mittens for Mimi Free Knitting Pattern is a great project to dive into the world of traditional Norwegian knitting.

Traditional Scandinavian colorwork motif with modern construction. The stranded knitting technique is used Knitted with DK weight wool yarn. These mittens are worked from top-down in the round so you don’t have to make a separate swatch. This design comes with an arched gusset so the mittens fit like a glove. This pattern is written for the magic loop method (it is assumed that the stitches are divided evenly over two needles) but you can easily adjust it for the double pointed needles as…

I've fallen in love with traditional Norwegian knitting patterns - especially mittens. I'm about to start my first pair this weekend. I've never done any colour work knitting before, so it will surely be a challenge. Image 1 - from here Image 2 - from the Selbu Folk Museum. Image 3 - from the book Selbuvotter: History of a Knitting Tradition, which is on my wish list. Look at this Selbu troll monument in Norway!

Norwegian knitting patterns include traditional sweater patterns and mittens. Learn more about Nordic designs and history.

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Pattern: End of May Mittens designed by Mandy Powers Yarn: Cascade 220 in #9404, 41g (91 yds); Patons Classic Merino in Winter White, 37g (93yds); small amount of Blue Sky Sport in Natural for the lined cuffs Date Started: 12/3/09 Date Finished: 12/9/09 This pattern really makes a gorgeous pair of mittens! Mandy actually has all her patterns on sale for $3 until Sunday, so be sure to check them out! blogged

We all need free knitting patterns for winter accessories! Today, we are taking you on a knitting trip to a country far, far away.

Norwegian To ro to Mittens by brella , on Ravelry.