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Knit Wit Mitts

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Knit Wit Mitts
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"Sock tubes are the new black thing!"

–Dean F. Wilson, Skyshaker Author 1987-present

What’s a sock tube? It’s a tube made from a single skein of fingering weight yarn on a circular sock machine (CSM). They are usually made with a selvage or scrap yarn on each end that is easily unraveled to being using live stitches to knit.

CSMs are becoming much more available for the home knitter. And getting a sock tube “cranked” by an indie dyer or a friend, can have a knitter on the way to having a pair of socks much more quickly. Adding a heel, toe and cuff is a fast enterprise.

But what about the leftover tubes? Or what if your sock drawer is overflowing. Here’s another option for working up a sock tube into a pair of fingerless mitts or a pair of mittens.

The pattern is written for a tube made from a circular sock machine. The pattern assumes you do not need to knit the tube and already have one in your possession.

Craft
Knitting
Designer
Cori Eichelberger
Format
Downloadable PDF
Language
English
Notes
Cranked Sock Tubes are available from: Knit Spin Farm; Ritual Dyes; Lift Bridge Yarns; Candy Shoppe Yarns; Cranky Sock Maker; Old Rusted Chair
Number of patterns
1
Pages
4
Skill Level
Beginner