Tar-Sgàil Mitts

Introducing Tar-Sgàil, a delightful knitting pattern meaning "crosshatching" in Scottish Gaelic. This simple yet enjoyable mitt pattern is specifically designed to showcase any beautiful yarn to its fullest potential! The Tar-Sgàil mitts feature elegantly textured ribbed columns that gracefully run along the hand and curve around the thumb, creating a stunning visual appeal while ensuring a quick and straightforward knitting experience. For a fun twist, try swapping the left and right mitts to reveal more of the intricate ribbed pattern on the back of the hand!

This knitting pattern offers fully written instructions along with comprehensive charts for the crossed pattern, making it easy to follow. Additionally, a photo tutorial is included for a super stretchy cast-on technique known as the Estonian Cast-On, perfect for the bottom of the glove, as well as a guide for the backward loop cast-on. The Tar-Sgàil pattern has been meticulously tech edited and thoroughly test knitted to ensure accuracy and user-friendliness. At the end of the photos, you'll find a screenshot of the pattern and a detailed list of the stitches used in this captivating design. Furthermore, the pattern incorporates essential knitting techniques such as picking up stitches to enhance your crafting skills.

The mitts are thoughtfully designed to be worn with up to 2.5 - 5 cm (1 - 2”) of negative ease, providing a snug yet comfortable fit. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or just beginning your journey, the Tar-Sgàil mitt pattern will bring joy and beauty to your knitting projects. Ideal for gifts or personal use, these mitts are sure to become a cozy staple in your wardrobe. Explore the endless possibilities of texture and design with Tar-Sgàil, and let your creativity shine!