Josey Fingerless Mittens

**Cute Fingerless Mitts Knitting Pattern for Advanced Beginners and Intermediate Knitters** This delightful fingerless mitts knitting pattern is perfect for advanced beginners and intermediate knitters looking to enhance their skills. Featuring a combination of slipped stitch vertical stripes and short row shaping on a cozy reverse stocking stitch background, these charming mitts are designed to keep your hands warm while allowing for full finger mobility. **Skill Level:** Ideal for advanced beginner to intermediate knitters, this pattern introduces you to engaging techniques while being manageable for those ready to take on new challenges. **Yarn Requirements:** To create your fingerless mitts, you'll need 100g of either Jeanette Sloan Chunky Baby Alpaca (100m per 100g or 109 yards per 3.5 oz) or Eden Cottage Whitfell Chunky (100m per 100g or 109 yards per 3.5 oz). Choose a yarn that suits your style—both options provide a soft, luxurious feel that will make these mitts a cozy addition to your wardrobe. **Needles:** You will need a pair of 6.00 mm knitting needles to achieve the desired results. Ensure you have a suitable pair on hand before starting your project for the best experience. **Tension/Gauge:** For this pattern, you’ll need to achieve a tension of 16 stitches and 21 rows to measure 10 cm over stocking stitch using 6.00 mm needles. Make sure to check your gauge to ensure your mitts fit perfectly! **Finished Measurements:** This pattern produces a one-size-fits-all design that comfortably fits the average woman’s hand and is also suitable for smaller men's hands. **Additional Supplies Needed:** Don’t forget to have a darning needle on hand for sewing in ends, ensuring that your mitts look clean and polished upon completion. By following this engaging pattern, you’ll create a lovely pair of fingerless mitts that are functional and stylish. Perfect for cold days, these mitts make excellent gifts or a personal treat. Grab your yarn and needles, and start your knitting journey today!