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Convertible Mittens by Stacy Schlyer for WeAllSew
The best part about cold weather is fashionable accessories. These mittens will keep your hands cozy and stylish, and flip out of the way when you need your fingers to use your touch phone, keys, etc. It’s a perfect (and clever!) opportunity to reclaim an old sweater or knit garment. Keep your fingers happy this winter!
Convertible Mittens by Stacy Schlyer
November 8, 2012 by Stacy Schlyer
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Sure looks like these would come in handy soon!
November 12, 2012 |Great project, can’t wait to make for my 10 year old daughter!
November 14, 2012 |What about using the stretch/overcast stitch on my Bernina 930 for the seams?
December 1, 2012 |The stretch overlock stitch is a great choice for sewing knits, too. So is the overlock stitch on a serger; I sew lots of knit garments on mine. The thing all of these stitches have in common is that they allow the fabric to stretch without popping stitches. That wouldn’t be a disaster on mittens, but it’s not a sound you’d want to hear when putting on a t-shirt you’d just finished making! Jo
December 1, 2012 |I adapted the pattern to make plain mittens from fleece. I posted the technique with pictures on my blog at http://bdieges.com/mittens-tutorial/.
December 3, 2012 |