Quite Contrary

Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? With silver bells, and cockle shells, And pretty maids all in a row. This charming nursery rhyme inspires our delightful lacy mitt pattern, allowing you to bring Mary’s entire enchanting garden into your hands.

Introducing the "Mary's Garden Mitts"—a unique knitting project that features elegant silver bells at the cuff, a stylish row of cockle shells that runs gracefully up the inside to the tip of the thumb, and a delicate lattice that beautifully defines the wrist. To top it off, a lovely vine motif adorns the hand, making these mitts a perfect accessory for any pretty maid tending to her garden!

These mitts are not only visually stunning but also rich in intricate details. As you engage in this delightful knitting journey, be prepared to work from multiple charts along with written instructions in each round. But don’t worry—the pattern clearly indicates how many stitches will be worked in each section, making it easy to follow. For your convenience, utilizing stitch markers can greatly assist in keeping track of the distinct sections within the pattern, ensuring a smooth crafting experience. It's also essential to keep track of which row you are working on for each chart to achieve the most beautiful results.

Whether you're an experienced knitter or an enthusiastic beginner, the "Mary's Garden Mitts" offer an exciting challenge that rewards you with a stunning and practical piece you’ll love wearing. Get ready to showcase your knitting skills while celebrating the whimsical charm of Mary’s garden!