Mittens and Gloves from Knitting Camp
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Today I have a knitting video with the mittens and gloves I used last summer for show and tell at Meg Swansen’s Knitting Camp.
1. Kihnu Mittens from
Folk Knitting in Estonia by Nancy Bush
ISBN#
Yarn: Rauma Lamallgarn
Needles: 1.50mm (000)
2. Sideways gloves by Elizabeth Zimmermann
Knit One, Knit All www.schoolhous...
Yarn: Canon Hand Dyes miniskein set in Peacock and wool/silk spindlespun yarn
Needles: 2.75mm (US 2)
3. Joyce Williams basic glove recipe out of mystery fingering weight yarn
www.schoolhous...
Needles: 2.25mm (US 1)
4. Selbuvotter inspired gloves www.schoolhous...
Yarn: Blackberry Ridge fingering www.blackberry...
Needles: 2.25mm (US 1)
5. Henry VIII gloves, my basic glove recipe with charts adapted from Alice Starmore’s Henry VIII sweater pattern in her book Tudor Roses
Yarn: Shetland Spindrift
Needles 2.25mm (US 1)
6. Bonnie Isle gloves adapted from the Bonnie Isle hat by Linda Shearer www.ravelry.co...
Yarn: Shetland Spindrift
Needles: 2.25mm (US 1)
7. Hiiumaa gloves epood.saara.ee...
Yarn: Hea 12/2 lambswool epood.saara.ee...
Needles: 1.25mm (0000)
8. Muhu island bird gloves
Kit from Saara Publishing
Needles: 1.25mm (0000)
epood.saara.ee/en
9. Estonian Lace gloves
Kit from Saara Publishing
Needles 1.25mm (0000)
epood.saara.ee/en
Thanks again for watching.
So inspiring! Each mitten/glove was a work of art. Vicki, I always enjoy seeing you and your beautiful work. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much, Karen. I’m going to try to be more regular about posting videos.
You are a gem! Your knitting is delightful.
Thank you so much! Your comment totally made my day.
My goodness they are all so beautiful! ❤❤
Thanks so much! ❤️
I think my favorite were the gloves that carried the mitten design into the fingers. I thought that was so clever.
Thanks for watching Gail. Those gloves were a lot of fun to put together.
How beautiful. You must only have enough days to wear them once or twice a season
Thank you for showing all of your wonderful hand coverings. If you buy the Estonian version will you also get it in English when it comes out?
Thanks so much for watching. I would guess that I’d stick with just the Estonian version. The big Selbuvotter book I showed is the Norwegian language version that came out first and I never went back to get the English one, either.
Hi Vicki, I’ve been haunting the internet for over a decade looking for your Sonata gloves pattern. Do you still own the rights to it? Is it possible to get a copy from you? I’ve tracked down your modular socks but no luck with this masterpiece that was lost in a move.