

Pattern: Bird in Hand Mittens
Size: Second smallest
Yarn: Cascade 220; one ball of blue and one of black
Needles: 2.75 Bamboo DPNs (my favorite sock needles)
I didn't make any adjustments to the pattern, though I think I should have knit them one size larger. I always worry that mittens are going to be way to big when I'm working on the cuff only to realize that they are in fact just a hair too small. Hopefully realizing this will help me avoid making this mistake again but who knows.
I really love this pattern. The way the pattern on the back continues to vine up the thumb charms me. It does make a very dense mitten, which should keep the wind out as well as the warmth in. I think, though, that you could get away with a thinner yarn, especially with the smaller sizes.
Tomorrow I will update you on my shawl progress. Cheers.
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