If you like this pattern please consider purchasing the e-book. All profits from the sale of the e-book will be donated to the Canadian Cancer Society.

My life has been touched by cancer in many ways. My sister lost her battle with lung and brain cancer 8 years ago and left 3 precious triplet girls. Now 14 years old, I had a chance to spend some time with my wonderful nieces this past spring. Not identical, each one carries with her a part of my sister I cherish. Together, they are my sister. I designed Cassie, Jeannie, and Chelsea both as a celebration of my sister and as a way to help find a cure for such an insidious disease.*

Soft cables and moss stitch adorn the back of these warm and snuggly mittens. Beginning with a twisted rib and ending with decreases worked right into the pattern these mittens will work up so quickly you will want to make several pairs.
Instructions include a fingerless mitt version as well.

Length:
Cuff to top: 10.5 inches (27 cm)
Wrist to top 8 inches (20 cm)
Circumference: 10 inches (25 cm)

Materials:
Approximately 60 grams DK weight yarn.
185 yards (170 meters)

Sample shown in Bergere de France Chinaillon (56% acrylic, 30% wool, 10% alpaca, 4% viscose), colour 24517 Anis

Set of 4 double pointed knitting needles size 4mm, US size 6, or size required to obtain gauge.

The pattern is written for double pointed needles. Magic loop or two circular needles can be substituted. One more stitch marker will be required.

4 stitch markers
Stitch holder or waste yarn
Yarn needle
Cable needle