Slippery slope mittens Language:Korean The picture shows the Watermelon

The picture shows the Watermelon sugar top with no ease

Lastly the back and front are connected under the arm and are then knitted in the round

The Slippery Slope mittens are knitted from the bottom up

When the back piece is finished stitches are picked up along the shoulder to create the front

And both the cast-on and bind-off edges are kept raw to be used as an accent

Slippery slope mittens Language:Korean The picture shows the WatermelonThe Slippery Slope mittens are knitted from the bottom up. The pattern includes instructions for both long and short cuffs. The pattern is one size fits all, but instructions for adjusting the mitten's length are included so that you can customize the mitten to fit your own hand. The pattern is written with the expectation that the knitter can follow a chart. Size guide One size with instructions to adjust the length. Gauge 19 sts x 28 rows with 5 mm