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Jul 7, 2012 For the perfect mitten thumb, you need to pick up and knit as many stitches as can possibly fit between the hand and the thumb, but be careful - the thicker your yarn, the fewer stitches you can pick up before things start getting unwieldy.
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Nov 17, 2010 This is a quick, basic tutorial on creating thumb gussets for Scandinavian mittens, including Hedda Knits patterns. Please contact Hedda Knits if you have any questions!
Feb 8, 2013 Work to marker, transfer gusset stitches onto a holder or waste yarn, use the backward loop method to CO 2 stitches over gap, work to end of round. Continue to the tips of the fingers as specified by your pattern, then work the thumb. Thumb: Distribute the gusset stitches evenly on 3 double-pointed needles.
You should be ready to make a gusset for thumb. There was a time when I thought that knitting mittens with thumb gusset was too complicated. So I stuck to what I knew. Just an easy tube with hole in it. I'll be honest with you. These tube mittens are ugly – simple yes, but ugly. And they are not snug and comfortable as
Nov 9, 2016 Here are some step-by-step instructions for you if you're still not convinced. Step 1: Increases. Follow the pattern and work the increases. Step 2: Hold the thumb stitches. Step 3: Work the rest of the hand. Step 4: Pick up thumb stitches again.
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Nov 15, 2017 From cast-on to bind-offs, and the proper sizing for everything in between, she's left no stitch unworked. Following her instructions, you're sure to have warmer mittens that fit better on people's hands. When it comes to fit, there's one make-or-break spot: the thumb gusset. Humans have come to depend on
Oct 3, 2013 Tip: If you are working with double points you may want to distribute your stitches as follows, to keep things simple. Needle 1. Needle 2: ribbing. Needle 3: purl to end. Completed thumb gusset. Thread some spare yarn on your darning needle. Run the needle through all of the thumb stitches. Stitches have been placed on

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