Wild Sage Mitts

### Wild Sage Mitts Knitting Pattern Introducing the **Wild Sage Mitts**, a beautifully designed knitting pattern inspired by the enchanting wild sage plant (**Salvia verbenaca**). This lovely plant features flowers that range from soft purple to vibrant violet hues, spilling gracefully on tall stems, and our mitts capture this essence perfectly. These delightful mitts are knitted in the round from the cuff up, utilizing two easily memorizable lace patterns that are provided in both written and charted formats for your convenience. The mitts feature a cuff with an eyelet rib and a thumb gusset, ensuring a comfortable and snug fit. The same intricate lace pattern that graces the hand runs seamlessly up the thumb, creating a cohesive and elegant look. The finished mitts are adorned with a simple garter-stitch border that adds a touch of sophistication. Notably, the left and right mitts are identical, allowing for versatility; they can be worked two-at-a-time using either DPNs (double-pointed needles) or the magic loop method, making them a perfect project for knitters of all skill levels. This pattern includes detailed instructions written in both metric and US terminology to accommodate knitters worldwide. **Additionally, the Wild Sage Mitts pattern provides options for both fingering-weight and DK-weight yarn, ensuring that you can choose the perfect thickness for your desired style and warmth.** **Gauge Information:** Achieve the perfect fit with our gauge recommendations: 30 stitches x 40 rounds = 4 inches (for the fingering-weight version) or 22 stitches x 32 rounds = 4 inches (for the DK-weight version), both measured in stockinette stitch after blocking. Knitters are encouraged to share their completed projects on Instagram with the hashtags **#wildsagemitts** and **#talviknits** to join a vibrant community of creators and showcase your unique interpretations. Whether you're looking to create a warm accessory for yourself or a thoughtful handmade gift for a loved one, the Wild Sage Mitts knitting pattern is an excellent choice. Dive into this engaging project and bring a piece of nature’s beauty to your wardrobe today!