Tale of Three Brother's Mitts

Inspired by the enchanting world of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, "The Tale Of Three Brothers" fingerless mitt pattern features a unique design with three intricate cables that represent each brother's journey. This scene from the series is one of my personal favorites, and I love how the story intertwines with this beautiful knitting project. Perfect for knitters of all skill levels, this simple and stylish fingerless mitt pattern is an excellent opportunity to practice cabling techniques, and you might even experience the thrill of cabling without a needle for the first time. Dive into this engaging project that combines storytelling and knitting!

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Sizing: Adult S/M, (L)

Needles: Use 2.25 mm / US 1 32” circular needles or the size necessary to achieve the correct gauge for this pattern.

Yardage: Approximately 40g - 50g of fingering weight yarn is required, which translates to roughly 186 (250) yards. Make sure to select a high-quality yarn for the best results!

Yarn Suggested: The sample was knitted using LizzieAnne Soft Sock base, which consists of 75% Superwash Merino and 25% Nylon, offering a delightful texture and durability. The colorway used was Tea Cup, featuring soft and soothing hues.

Gauge: Achieve a gauge of 34 stitches and 48 rows per 4 inches to ensure the best fit and finish for your mitts.

Notions: Don’t forget to gather your tools! You will need a cable needle, a tapestry needle for weaving in ends, and 2 stitch markers to help you keep track of your progress.

Whether you’re inspired by the story of the three brothers or simply looking for a new knitting challenge, these fingerless mitts are sure to keep your hands warm while allowing your fingers the flexibility to move. Start your knitting adventure today and create a stunning accessory that showcases both your love for storytelling and your crafting skills!