Aftens oven mitt - English
Aftens oven mitt - English
Aftens oven mitt - English

Aftens oven mitt - English

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This is a digital pattern, a pdf-file that will be sent to your email after purchase. 


Size: child (adult)

Measurements after light felting: 19 cm long and 10 cm wide (29 cm long and 14 cm wide)

Gauge: 14 sts = 10 cm before felting

Needles: 6 mm long circular needles for magic loop,

or short circular needle and double-pointed needles

Materials: 25 g (50 g) fritidsgarn from sandnes garn or vams from rauma garn

+ a little embroidery thread/thin yarn for embroidery



About patterns and oven mitts

Aftens oven mitt is a timeless and simple pattern based on aftens Christmas stocking. It is worked in thick wool that is lightly felted afterwards. The oven mitt is worked with a few simple techniques like increases, decreases and Kitchener’s stitch. Once the mitt is knitted and felted, it can be decorated with embroidery. There are some suggestions with instructions in the pattern. I hope this pattern can inspire many lovely gifts, perhaps an oven mitt for a great cook you love, or a baker in the family, a grandmother, a son or a good friend. I also hope that the smaller oven mitt can help to inspire the children in their play kitchens. Perhaps older children can participate in decorating their own mitts? Bring out the creativity and a ball of yarn.

 

 

Note! The oven mitts are not fully insulated and do not provide safe protection for the hottest cookware. For more protection, consider adding padding.

 

Yarn alternatives

Most untreated wool (i.e. not superwash) can be used, and even if the gauge is not exact by a stitch or so, will likely give a good result. It will affect the size slightly. Thicker yarn will give a larger mitt, and thinner yarn will give a smaller mitt. Here are some suggestions:  

Single strand - Fritidsgarn from Sandnes Garn, Vams from Rauma garn

Double strand- Finull from Rauma Garn, Tove from Sandnes Garn

 

The pattern is translated by Elise Damstra