Coat Pocket Mitts

These mittens have been a favourite of mine for over three years now. I have a number of pairs that live in my coat pockets all year round. It’s been something I’ve wanted to make again and so I thought I would share with you my recipe on how I make them. They are the perfect autumn project using a single skein of heavy fingering or sport weight yarn. **Finished Measurements** Circ: 18.5 (21, 23) cm / 7.5 (8.25, 9.25)” Total length from one end to the other: 28.5 (29.5, 29.5) cm / 11.25 (11.75, 11.75)” **Note on sizes & fit -** These mitts are designed to be oversized, slouchy and comfortable. Shown in medium size, blue CaMa Rose yarn, worn by Charlotte who has small to medium size hands. Shown in medium size, Spincycle yarn, worn by Nu who has large hands.
 At the end of the pattern, you’ll find instructions on how to adjust this pattern for any yarn and gauge of your choice.