Circle of the Fae Mitts - PDF Knitting Pattern Digital Download

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As you may or may not know, im also an avid knitter! This is my first Mitt pattern, and im so excited to share it with you!

As a lover of fungi and a believer of all things Magick, I knew I wanted to create mittens (to match the socks!) that encompass the mystical nature of the woods along with warm autumn tones. Since a young child, I have always been captivated by Fairy Rings, albeit a little wary… ‘just in case!’. A Fairy Ring is a circle of mushrooms that are shrouded in folklore and legend. Many believe they are a place where the Fae Folk congregate to play and dance. Legends warn against humans entering the ring joining the dance, but these socks are completely safe to wear; and perhaps they will even add a touch of Fae energy and mischief to your day to day adventures!

If you make these Mitts, I’d love to see them! Tag me on Instagram @underthewillowknits use #circleofthefaemitts

If you have any pattern queries, please message me on Instagram @underthewillowknits

This pattern is knitted from the fingers down using the magic loop method on circular needles. The thumb is knitted separately and grafted on. I have used size 2.5mm to achieve an adult size M, although different needle sizes can be used to achieve your desired sized socks (e.g. 2.25mm for a smaller size, 2.75mm for larger).

Gauge: 16sts and 24rows = 2 inches with 2.5mm needles

Finished Mitten Measurements using 2.5mm needles:

Finger edge Circumference – 18cm

Wrist Cuff Circumference – 16cm

Length – 16cm

Gauge: 16sts and 24rows = 2 inches with 2.5mm needles.

*measured flat, these will have stretch*

I used 'Vesemir' sock set (100g main colour skein, 20g mini contrast) by The Fibre fox, along with 'Haar' by Nervus Fibre.

you will only use around 40g total (35g MC, 5g contrast)