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by pldc 29 Nov 2014 ( edited Nov 29'14 22:16 )
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Thank you Julie for the link to the mittens.

https://www.pattydoo.de/blog/2012/11/kostenloses-schnittmuster-kinderhandschuhe/
I made these for Mr. Grayson & I was not sure that I could follow the "instructions" all that well so I decided to try without embroidery to see if I could make them. One is slightly bigger then the other but I think I have the hang of it & will try them again with a design. It doesn't say what size to make the ribbing so I guessed? They are fleece with flannel inside so quite warm & toasty

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Comments (8)
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by dordonc 29 Nov 2014
+4
nicely done
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
thanks
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by suziequee 29 Nov 2014
+4
I would say a little smaller ribbing. I like my gloves to fit snug. But look great.
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
Thanks Suziequee
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by highlandermom 29 Nov 2014
+3
These look very nice.
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
Thanks Mary
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by sonjapotgieter 29 Nov 2014
+3
Gorgeous
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
Thank you Sonja
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by loosie 29 Nov 2014
+3
They look warm, very nice :)
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
thanks Loosie
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by pennifold 29 Nov 2014
+3
Good on you and I believe they will be needed up your way! Love Chris
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
Yes our daughter has a fair bit of snow but we do not have any yet YEH for us lol
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by babash 29 Nov 2014
+2
A rule of thumb with ribbing is you make 2/3rds the length of what you are putting it on to.
An example would be if the wrist of the mittens measured 12 inches you would cut the ribbing 8 inches. You then slightly stretch the ribbing to fit as you sew.
Good job on your test run.
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
awesome thanks I will do my best to remember this for the next one. I appreciate it very much.
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by designgirl 29 Nov 2014
+2
They turned out pretty good for your first try.
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by pldc 29 Nov 2014
thanks Lynn I will give them another try just as soon as I get a chance