Twilight Frost Mitts: Cozy Hands, Magical Nights.
Alright, picture this... You're walking down a dusty backroad, sun beatin' down, wind whisperin' secrets through the tall grass. You reach into your pocket... and what you find? This. This ain't just a thing. This is a feeling. A story. A whole damn vibe. It's the perfect blend of grit and grace, classic with a kick, guaranteed to turn heads and start conversations. Trust me, you want this. You need this. This is your new favorite obsession. Get it before it's gone, partner. You won't regret it.
A knitting pattern by Josie Mercier
This mitten pattern is designed for the coldest of winter days. These mitts are knit using a simple four row slip-stitch pattern that creates a fantastically thick, squooshy fabric. Worked in worsted weight yarn they are a quick knit, and are sized for both children and adults so you can make a pair for everyone in the family.
This pattern is also available as part of the Kith & Kin Collection.
Note: PDF includes both English and French versions of pattern; print pages 1-3 for English or pages 4-7 for French.
More Pattern Information
Skill Level: Intermediate
PDF Format*
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splitSizing and Materials
Sizes
Child Small (Child Large, Adult Small, Adult Large)
To Fit
Palm circumference: 6 (7, 7¾, 8½)'
Finished Measurements
Palm circumference: 6½ (7¼, 8, 8¾)'
Length: 6¼ (7¼, 8½, 9¾)', including cuff
Yarn
Worsted weight yarn:
70 (85, 115, 135) yds in main colour (MC)
30 (35, 45, 55) yds in contrast colour (CC)
Shown in (100% merino wool; 100g/190 yds), 1 skein each Ocean Blue and Natural.
Needles
Size 5 (3.75mm) set of double-pointed needles
Size 7 (4.5mm) set of double-pointed needles
Stitch markers, stitch holder or waste yarn, yarn needle
Gauge
20 sts and 28 rnds = 4' (10cm) in St st, worked in the rnd
Featured Yarn
Dark blue and natural samples shown in Sweet Paprika Winfield, 1 skein each in Dusk and Natural.
If you reverse the colours, you should be able to get at least two pairs of mittens out of two skeins of yarn.
