? Heart Warming mitts

Welcome to my exciting new series of hand-knit projects! Be on the lookout for the '?' symbol, as this signifies a World Central Kitchen pattern. With every purchase of a '?' pattern, you contribute to a meaningful cause—half of your purchase goes directly towards providing emergency food assistance and building stronger communities and economies globally.

This particular pattern features a delightful pair of mitts made using the renowned Fair Isle knitting technique. Both mitts are knitted in the round, allowing for seamless construction that fits naturally and comfortably on your hands. Perfect for knitters of various skill levels, this project is both enjoyable and rewarding.

Yarn Information: For this project, you will require 2 Ply Jumper Weight yarn by Jamieson & Smith or Shetland Spindrift by Jamieson’s of Shetland. Both options are made of 100% Shetland wool and come in a fingering weight with the following specifications: 125 yards (115 meters) per 25 grams (2 Ply) or 115 yards (105 meters) per 25 grams (Shetland Spindrift).

Approximate Yarn Amounts:
- Main Color (MC): - [(FC38/82 mix) / Nutmeg (Pine Forest)] - Requires 21-34g; approximately 105 yards (97 meters) / 170 yards (157 meters).
- Contrast Color 1 (CC1): - [(1284 mix) / Salmon] - Requires 2-3g; approximately 10 yards (10 meters) / 15 yards (15 meters).
- Contrast Color 2 (CC2): - [(141) / Eucalyptus] - Requires 2-2g; approximately 10 yards (10 meters).

Knitting these mitts not only enhances your craftsmanship but also contributes to a compassionate cause. As you embark on this beautiful knitting journey, remember that your creativity can help make a difference in the world. Get started today and enjoy crafting a warm and stylish accessory while supporting World Central Kitchen!