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Discover the colorful world of Noro yarns with these fun, color-changing mittens by Susan B. Anderson. The colorful stripe design is created by alternating two contrasting colors of Noro Kureyon. You may also use just one color for a gradient effect.
The pattern includes an option for knit mittens, as well as fingerless mitts. Both of the accessories are knit bottom-up, in the round & include easy to follow instructions.
Noro yarns embrace the Japanese philosophy of accepting & enjoying the non-uniformity, unevenness, & natural beauty of nature. All animal fibers spun into Noro yarns come from certified organic farms around the world. The yarns are as eco-friendly as possible with many processes still done by hand or on traditional machinery.
Kureyon is a worsted, single-ply yarn spun with 100% wool. The inspiring color shifting palette is wonderful for unique accessories, garments & home decor.
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Sizes: 6 (7, 8) (9, 10)” hand circumference at knuckles: S (M, L) (XL, XXL), Medium fits an average woman’s hand.
100 (150) (200) yards of Noro Kureyon or favorite worsted weight yarn
- Striped Version: 1-2 balls each of two contrasting colors of Noro Kureyon
- 1 Color Gradient Version: 2-4 balls of one color of Noro Kureyon
- Size US 7 double point needles (or preferred method of small circumference knitting)
Happy Knitting!The Wool & Co. Team
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Noro Kureyon, one colorway
