Welcome to the "Raggedy Ruffles" Pattern Companion Page
Here you will find any additional information, errata, tips and anything else that comes up in relation to my knitting pattern for these simple ruffled hand warmers (fingerless mitts) in two gauges. They are ideal for the confident beginning knitter. Enjoy!
Scroll down the page for Tips, a Gallery and more!
~ Errata ~
I guess some errors are inevitable, I just hope this list is short! I apologize with all my heart for any frustrations these errors may cause.
- none so far, let me know if you find one!
Sales Pitch (thinly veiled)
Raggedy Ruffles are fun and funky hand warmers with soft ruffles that won’t need blocking every time they are washed. Whether knitted in Worsted or DK weight yarn, they are designed to use all those fabulous little leftovers; pick four or five colors that play well together. Use worsted weight or DK weight to fit an average woman’s hand.
You can purchase the full color, paper pattern on Etsy
You can also get an instant download
Ravelry or on LoveKnitting
Skill level = Easy, for confident beginner
Two gauges = woman's average hand in Worsted weight yarn or in DK weight yarn. Follow the directions for Worsted weight in DK weight yarn (and gauge) for a child's size hand.
Note!
© All my patterns are copyright protected and are for personal use only. This pattern may not be reproduced for resale or distribution (giving copies to friends or guild members is copyright infringement. Sharing with members of the same household is allowed). You may sell up to 5 items made using this pattern, more may be sold only with prior written agreement. E-mail me with your request and we can work something out.
Tips!
- If you have never knit hand warmers before, try the Worsted weight gauge first. Knit in a non-textured (not bumpy or hairy) yarn and a light color, they will be easier to see what you are doing.
- Make sure that your gauge forms a firm fabric, not loose or drapey. Your mitts will support the ruffles and fit better.
- For larger or wider sized hands, increase total stitch count by multiples of 5.
