i need a knitting pattern for mittens using lion brand homespun. anyone have a good one?
i have some homespun and i want to knit some mittens. iv’e already tried the pattern on lionbrand.com and that didn’t work out for me.
even if it’s a pattern that calls for chunky yarn that would be fine.
Thanks everyone!
thanks for your not so help hairbender.
You can use any pattern — you just make adjustments according to the weight of the yarn. it’s not going to look good no matter what you do, since the yarn is not that great to work with. But you can keep on trying. Just do a search for knitting mitten patterns… .there are hundreds of them available for free. There is nothing complicated about mittens!
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