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Drifty Mittens
I did indeed finish the Drifty Mittens in time to donate them to our raffle table at Christmas on the Common.
They are cute and I like them well enough but I was glad to give them away. They were a very fast knit, the pattern is well written, and I’m happy to finally cross these off my queue.
I had some help with the cardinal, though, as my attempts with embroidering resulted in a red blob. Jo-Ann, however, has mad embroidery skills and she fixed ’em right up for me.
I hope the winner loves them and enjoys them for a good long time.
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cute! and the red bird is perfect perched on the fence. I like the way the cuff rolls…maybe a good mitten pattern without the color work?
Sweet mittens — and a lovely prize! (And the cardinal adds the perfect touch!)
Love these mittens. I do have a weakness for cardinals though.
Glad you have a good cause to donate them to.
Those are so cute!!! Didn’t know that about Jo-Ann — good to know!!
Sweet! So shall we send Jo-Ann all of ours when we are done for the embroidery? 🙂
And here I’d seen your mittens on Ravelry and been jealous of your picture-perfect cardinal. I wish I’d had a Jo-Ann when it was time to embroider mine! “Red blob” is about right.
Those are so cute and the cardinal is perfect! Did you decide what mitten pattern to use next?? 😀
Lovely!!
They came out great, and I was happy to help you ‘improve’ your Cardinal 😉 My Mom was an avid embroiderer, so I picked up some of her skills, I guess. I’d be happy to help whoever needs a Cardinal next!
The cardinal is the kicker! The mittens are so fun, but they seem a bit bulky. Good and warm for a snowball fight!
They are cute mittens and will make a wonderful raffle prize!
I’m glad you knit them and crossed them off your list. They look warm and cozy and will keep someone’s hands toasty. The cardinal is adorable! Yay for friends!
I Love Them!! How cool would it be for you to be somewhere around town and see someone wearing them?? It just might happen, EB’s a small town : )
They are adorable!
I would have needed major help with the embroidery too. That’s definitely not one of my strong crafting skills! I love how they came out. You did a great job.
Love them–and I also have had them in my queue forever but have been waffling about the cute level for myself. (I don’t wear cute that well). An awesome raffle item!
I agree, totally cute! The recipient will feel lucky to get them!
I love the red bird! Someone will give them a good home. Hope you make lots of $$.
The mittens are adorable and whoever gets them will be thrilled. Cardinals are such a wonderful bit of winter landscape color. Sadly, we don’t have them in Colorado, but rumor has it that they are moving west. I’m keeping my fingers crossed…inside my warm winter mittens of course.
Well, my first thought on seeing the completed mittens was that I could never knit them because I could never get that cardinal to look right. They are gorgeous mittens – I hope the winner appreciates the hard work and craftsmanship.
I love yours! And your cardinal is fantastic. I just knit a pair of these as well, and my bird came out looking rather a lot like a shrimp, I’m afraid.
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/TrishBadish/drifty-mittens
But they’re warm, and super cute anyway!
This is just precious! I would bid if I were attending the raffle!
Beautiful
Makes me want to go outside and play! Beautiful job Carole…and Jo-Ann.
Those are so cute. I was wondering how you did the Cardinals before I read that your friend did them. They look perfect. Now move on to the next one. Hopefully it’ll be a keeper!
Oh Carole, they turned out so cute!!! Whoever ends up with them will absolutely love them!
ps-I sent you alittle something through Ravelry the other day 😉
Ohh!! I love them.
Another one on the queue….