Bay of Biscay

Crossing the Bay of Biscay by ferry can take quite some time, and for knitters, this extended journey translates into the perfect opportunity to create. Why not take advantage of those hours by crafting a beautiful pair of mitts? This pattern is an ideal project for using up leftover sock yarns, making it both economical and environmentally friendly. The mitts are skillfully worked in the round, allowing for smooth and continuous knitting. The thoughtfully designed gusset and ribbed pattern on the top of the hand ensures a snug yet comfortable fit, making these mitts perfect for chilly weather.

The Eyelet Mock Cable Rib pattern features an elegant design enhanced with slipped stitches, creating a stunning visual effect that resembles the mesmerizing ripple waves of the sea. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced knitter, you'll find this pattern enjoyable and straightforward, as it includes both charted and written instructions for easy reference. Plus, separate, detailed instructions are provided for the right hand, left hand, and thumbs, ensuring that your mitts turn out beautifully crafted and well-fitted.

So, gather your leftover sock yarn and embark on this delightful knitting adventure! Not only will you have a functional and stylish pair of mitts to show off, but you'll also create a memorable keepsake from your journey across the Bay of Biscay. Dive into this knitting project and enjoy the satisfying combination of craftsmanship and creativity!