Picture analysis of hand knitted mittens
Winter is a troublesome season, but it is also a very beautiful season. I believe there are many office workers among us hand-knitters. Even if you are not an office worker, you should know that when you go to work in the morning this winter, your hands will be frozen to the point of freezing when you arrive at the office, especially if you don’t have a private car and drive It’s even more difficult to go to work using an electric car. If you don’t wear gloves, both hands will freeze. So today I bring you this tutorial on knitting mittens with short stitches that everyone needs to learn.
It is only good and not bad for everyone to learn this tutorial on knitting mittens. Even if you don’t need it, you should also think about the people around you. Knit a pair of mittens for the people around you so that they can go to work in the future. Your little hands will freeze again. Not only will you be happy, but the people around you will also thank you, and maybe it will make your friendship even further. This tutorial is compiled based on the needs of the majority of handknitters, and I believe it will receive support and attention from many friends. If you are not sure about the stitches or steps in the middle, you can also look for tutorials on the use of stitches on our paper art website. It will definitely be of great help to you in learning this tutorial. Next, let’s get into today’s tutorial on knitting mittens with handmade stick stitches.
1. The following is a sketch of a mitten. You can first take a look at the stitching techniques used;
2. Add some patterns when knitting in row 28, and add another thread to knit 9 stitches at the thumb of the right hand;
3. Knit 9 stitches in the lower row. Please note that this row is more difficult. Try not to knit with additional patterns;
4. Pick the number of stitches with your thumb, pick the lower half of the 10th stitch and the upper half of the 9th stitch;
Divide 5 into 3 stick stitches, and knit the first row from the second half of the previous volume;
When knitting 6 to the upper half of stitch 9, start knitting in a loop until you reach the tip of your thumb.
