a different thumb for toasty
Thursday, April 30, 2015Have you ever been somewhere when your pattern calls for you to place live stitches on a holder and you don't have the correct materials to do so? Ya, me too. And that is pretty much why I did this thumb and have grown to like it. Not that I won't sometimes go back to the other thumb. But, this one just works, too. So, I thought I would show you in case you would like to give it a try.
And for my visual friends (Hi Barbara!) I thought I'd not only tell you, but show you.
The pattern is Toasty. Remember there is Toast, too. No thumb to even knit in Toast!
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Bind off.
Knit for 5 rounds. Bind off.
Hi friends!
Cast on again and repeat. :)
9 comments
I have been a fan of this pattern for many years. With this clear and colorful tutorial, I bet that you've inspired many folks to get out their dp needles and a bit of yarn. Stripes are a great touch, along this that thumb!
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loveit! I added a thumb with my toasty mittens, but I don't think it looks as good as yours, this is a great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis past Christmas, I knit a pattern that did this technique for the thumbs. I love how easy it is.
ReplyDeleteTricky, tricky! I like it and will be giving it a try very soon. I seriously have been stalking your blog for days (weeks!) waiting for a new thumb. I knit three pair of toasty in the mean time. ;-)
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ReplyDeletenice tutorials--thank a bunch (of daffodils! lol) Hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThank you! T & Ty are terrific patterns. Thank you for the mod.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!
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