Gift knitting is one of the main reasons I learned to knit. But, I will admit that I am forever putting off gift knitting until the last minute. Not anymore! I designed this pattern as a staple gift knit, so that I can keep my gift knitting going all year round.

The garter rib in this pattern makes these mittens easy to fit and easy to knit. Sized for child-adult large, this pattern is unisex and quick. This pattern includes instructions for a full mitten, fingerless mitt, AND convertible flip-top mitten, so you can keep everyone on your gift-knitting list happy.

Gift knitting tip: If you suffer from second mitten syndrome, use a completely different color for the second mitten. You can mix and match your mitts, keep your needles happy, and bust through your leftover stash yarn.

SIZES 
Child (Adult S, M, L)

YARN 
FINGERING weight yarn 
Leading Men Fiber Arts SHOW STOPPER MINI (75% Superwash Merino & 25% Nylon, 92 yards / 0.7 oz 84 meters / 20 grams)

Fingerless Mitts: 125 (135, 155, 175) yards / 115 (125, 145, 160) meters 
Mittens: 165 (180, 205, 230) yards / 150 (165, 190, 210) meters 
Flip Top Mittens: 200 (215, 245, 275) yards / 185 (200, 225, 255) meters

FINISHED DIMENSIONS 
Circumference: 5 (6, 7, 8) inches / 12.5 (15, 18, 20.5 cm 
Fingerless Mitt Length: 4.25 (5.75, 6.25, 6.75) inches / 11 (14.5, 16, 17)cm 
Full & Convertible Mitten Length: 7.25 (8.75, 9.75, 10.25) inches / 18.5 (22, 25, 26)cm

NEEDLES 
US 1 (2.25mm) DPNs or as required to meet gauge

GAUGE 
32 sts & 48 rounds = 4 inches 10cm in garter ribbing in the round after blocking

TOOLS 
3 stitch markers, scrap yarn, & tapestry needle

SKILLS 
knitting in the round, picking up stitches