A River Runs Through Mitt

This pattern was designed for the Minnesota Yarn Shop Hop 2013. The theme for our shop was The River. Our shop sits on the banks of the scenic St. Croix River in Stillwater, Minnesota. Check out the inspiration [here][2]. Mitts can easily be sized up or down by changing needle size or changing number of stitches cast on. Make sure to change in multiples of two. Adderd bonus - you'll learn to cable without a cable needle! LOVE! Errata Below... Here is the correct cable without a cable needle instructions...if you have a hard copy from the Shop Hop. Cable 1 over 1 right - Slip the next two stitches to the right hand needle. - Put the left needle into the 2nd stitch from the tip of the right needle through the back loop. - While holding the base of those 2 stitches with your fingertips, slip both off of the right needle. The 2nd stitch will be safe on the left needle, but the 1st stitch (the knit stitch) will not. - Calmly, put the right needle into the free knit stitch then slip it on the left needle. You now have both stitches on the left needle in the correct order to knit the 1st stitch through the back loop and then purl the next. Cable 1 over 1 left - Insert the needle into the 2nd stitch on the left needle through the back loop. - While holding the base of the first two stitches, slip the stitches off of the left needle. The 2nd stitch will be safe on the right needle, but the 1st stitch will not. Your fingers should keep it safe if you are pinching the base of the stitches. - Calmly, put the left needle into that knit stitch and slip the stitch on the right needle back to the left. You now have both stitches in the correct order to purl the 1st stitch and knit the 2nd stitch through the back loop. [1]: https://www.darnknitanyway.com/shop/12-Days-of-DKA.htm [2]: http://darnknitanyway.com/blog/?p=4440