Triangulation fingerless mitts

As a fan of simple geometric patterns, I’ve always found joy in the repetitive nature they offer—whether it was during hours spent coloring in books as a child or now, while knitting. The meditative quality of creating these patterns has become a cherished part of my crafting routine. With a bright contrast pop, these designs transform into real stand-out items of knitwear that are both stylish and eye-catching!

Introducing the Triangulation Fingerless Mitts, a delightful knitting project that combines functionality with artistic flair. These mitts are knitted from the bottom up, beginning with a cozy 2 x 2 rib cuff that fits snugly around your wrists. The elegant, simple colourwork pattern features a dynamic triangulation design that is easy to follow, making it suitable for knitters of all skill levels. An afterthought thumb allows for a seamless finish, adding to the overall comfort and usability of the mitts. Plus, the top cuff can be worn folded back for a chic look or unfolded for extra warmth on chilly days.

To assist you in your crafting journey, the triangulation pattern is provided in both a clear chart and detailed written instructions, ensuring you have the guidance you need for success.

These mitts are designed to be worn with approximately 1 cm (0.5 in) of negative ease when measured around the knuckle joint, creating a perfect fit that enhances both comfort and style.

Tension: Achieve a gauge of 21 stitches and 24.5 rounds = 10 cm (4 in) in the Triangulation pattern worked in the round on 4 mm (US 6) needles after wet blocking, or adjust to the needle size needed to obtain the correct tension.

Please note, the yarn suggested for this pattern is not the exact yarn used in the sample, but it is a recommended option that should work just as well for crafting your own pair of stunning Triangulation Fingerless Mitts.

Get ready to elevate your knitting skills and enjoy making this stylish accessory that is sure to be a standout addition to your wardrobe!