Seaming up the mitten wasn't as easy
as I thought but slow and steady and all that...
I think on the next mitten I will be trying a different tip
than this one which is done like the toe of a sock.
I should've tried another method so that there
wasn't a line of solid color across the palm side
where I did the Kitchener stitch--I can't imagine doing
that stitch in colorwork!!!
As with hand knitting,
the mitten needed blocking to meld all of those stitches together.
Mine is blocking now and is nice and relaxed and pleasing!
I will make the second mitten like this but then try another style top for
my next pair because there will be more!
Gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a nice squishy mitten!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! No need for these in FL though, right??
ReplyDeleteNice job! Love those snowflakes.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! Still amazed that this is done on a machine!
ReplyDeleteYou have taken a great step in learning more about machine knitting. It has such detail. I love it even with the line from grafting.
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