For those of you who wanted it, the Glitten pattern is available. There is a link on my sidebar. Also, the pictorial that I made some time back is linked there - you will need to refer to it also. Please enjoy!
Thanks for everyone's patience. It was a little more difficult that I had anticipated - putting it all down in a somewhat logical and understandable format. I hope I have accomplished that goal.
For the grins and giggle factor - I would love to know how many of you partake in my madness. Would you mind leaving a quick comment if you do download the pattern. Just an "I took it" is fine. I sure would appreciate it. There is probably a way that I should be able to figure out the numbers - but my brain is too tired to pursue it right now. I revert to old fashioned "please" leave a comment - thanks!
Feel free to share my site with whomever you want.... I put a lot of work into this project, and I hope that quite a few people will benefit.
Have fun.... I would love to see the outcomes - if anyone makes glittens - would love to see photos.
Now - I am going to go knit.....
Later, K
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22 comments:
I printed your glitten pattern. My son asked me to make him some and I had never even HEARD of them. I am a new-ish knitter, I made him some gloves that he says have a couple of "ET" style fingers. Oh well, I'm going to give them a try! Thanks.
I added them to my queue but haven't started them but will share a link when I finally get to them
looking forward to reading this pattern. I "winged" it and made my daughter a pair.
I printed off your pattern a while back and am now in the process of knitting a pair for a Christmas present exchange. I figured I'd start early!
Thank you so much for providing the pattern.
Debbie
Ravelry: Glenella
I saved the pattern and hope to get to making them soon. I'll share a picture once completed.
Thank you for the pattern. Ragnhild G, Norway
What a great pattern! I just finished my first glitton. Finally! Something that actually looks like a mitten without that ugly end cap sewed on. I knitted these in one color in worsted weight and they are extremely warm. I imagine with the fair isle knitting they will be even warmer. The pattern wasn't as complicated as I thought it would be. It's actually easy. I did modify the pattern a bit by using a standard pattern for a medium size. This seems to be for a large size. I also made the end of the mitten rounded rather than pointed. Guess what my adult kids are getting for Christmas this year?
A girl in my philosophy class bought a pair of these from this guy selling them on campus. I just had to find a pattern to make some myself (since I am new to the great white north and haven't built up a tolerance to the fridgid air! I cannot wait to make these (!), but sadly I will have to wait until after finals. Thanks for the free pattern!
Jennifer
I took it!
Thank you for sharing the nice pattern. Christmas 2010 is over, but I start to knit a pair of gloves for my husband who takes photos quite often. I couldn't have enough time to make something for my has. Haha, bad wife :p
I took it. Some day I'll get to it, but I've always loved these things. such a cool idea. I'll repost when done. Thanks.
have saved your pattern to do when I get some projects done. What a cutie pie Grandson and puppy you have. I have 2 long haired Dauchshunds and am patiently waiting for the Grandkids, have 2 Granddogs through. Thanks for you time posting your pattern
"I took it!"
I'm downloading this pattern right now :-)
Thanks!
Traveling in NZ and my 20-year old pair (purchased) fell apart. Lots of lovely wool here--needed pattern. Thanks!
I took it for a friend. Thank you.
I can't wait to try them, Thanks!
-Bethany
Downloaded pattern. Lost a glitten, so I'm trying to make another pair as a new knitter.
Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing the pattern and the tutorial. Have downloaded both. I hope to make these as soon as some of my other Christmas projects are off the needles!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your pattern!
I look forward to making a few pair for our children!
Thanks for the pattern! They look really cool. Good luck with all your projects.
Thanks for the pattern. I plan to make a pair a week for a year for the local men's shelter in the great white north. Wish me luck.
Many Thanks for Sharing...I love the idea of adapting a mitten pattern I know into 'Glittens' Thank You!!!
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