Rustling Ruffles

Rustling Ruffles will accompany you on all your beautiful walks this autumn! The chill in the air won’t nip at your fingertips as you stroll, the last bits of sun filtering through the last leaves on the trees, and the rest crunching pleasantly underfoot.

Simple increases and decreases create rows of ruffles, and a flip-top to the mitts mean that you can have your fingers free at a moment’s notice! The cuff extends several inches up your arm, ensuring that there won’t be any chill getting between your jacket and mitts.

**Yarn**
Lorna’s Laces, 100% Superwash Merino, 215 y / 197 m per hank, Monkey Shines, 2 hanks
**Needles**
2 mm (US 0) dpns
**Gauge**
30 sts and 44 rows = 4” / 10 cm in stockinette
**Sizes**
one size
**Notions**
scrap yarn, stitch markers, stitch holder
**Skills**
increasing, decreasing, Kitchener stitch

Thanks to my great tech editor, [Holly Priestley][1]!


[1]: http://sillylittlelady.wordpress.com/2012/07/10/technical-editing-service