Helping Hands Fingerless Mitts (knit)

> Helping Hands Fingerless Mitts is a > Community Craft Along with Edmonds > Food Bank & Stranded by the Sea. > [Yarn kits available][1] - > Kit includes the Helping Hands > colorway, stitch marker. For each kit, Stranded by the Sea makes a $6 donation to Edmonds Food Bank. >For > more information > [https://www.strandedbythesea.com/blogs/stranded-news/community-craft-along-benefiting-the-edmonds-food/][2] Helping Hand Fingerless Mitts Knit version has instructions for both flat / seamed and in the round / seamless. It is constructed top down with a lace section. Video playlist is provided for various techniques referenced. Helping Hands Fingerless Mitts pattern is available in both Knit and [Crochet][3]. **SIZES** Hand circumference 6.5-7” (7.5-8”, 8.5”) Kids Large/Women’s Small (Women’s Medium/Large or Men’s Small, Men’s Medium) **YARN** Aran weight yarn. 1 skein of Stranded Studio Beluga or Cascade 220 Superwash Aran. **NEEDLES** US 8/ 5mm needles. Can be knit on straights or 16-24” circular needle. In the round version you will need to do magic loop or use DPNs. **DIFFICULTY** Easy. This pattern has leaning decreases and a little lace. Instructions provided for both flat/seamed and round/seamless mitts. [1]: https://www.strandedbythesea.com/helping-hands-mitts-kit-hand-dyed-yarn.html [2]: https://www.strandedbythesea.com/blogs/stranded-news/community-craft-along-benefiting-the-edmonds-food/ [3]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/helping-hands-fingerless-mitts-2