Newton's Mittens

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Legend has it that Sir Isaac Newton formulated his groundbreaking Theory of Universal Gravitation while seated beneath an apple tree, famously inspired when an apple fell on his head. This intriguing moment led him to ponder whether only apples fall to the earth or if all objects, including the moon, share this gravitational pull.
Remarkably, after the publication of Newton's *Principia*, it took just 317 years for humans to reach space, all thanks to his revolutionary equations and the calculus he developed.

These charming mittens are our heartfelt tribute to Isaac Newton and his invaluable contributions to science and mathematics.

Do you love apples but find math a bit daunting? You might enjoy our delightful pattern, [Apples for My Teacher][2]
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The palms of these unique mittens feature Newton’s renowned three laws of motion, while the thumbs offer a special space for you to personalize your mittens with the year and up to three initials.

Size Options:
The size of the mittens is easily adjustable. You can modify the fit by using larger or smaller needles, resulting in a different gauge to suit your preferences.

Materials Needed:
To create these delightful mittens, you will need yarn in two contrasting colors, a tapestry needle, and some scrap yarn for added detail and durability.

This pattern is perfect for knitters of all skill levels looking to combine fun, creativity, and a touch of history. So gather your materials and let’s celebrate the legacy of Newton with every stitch!