So, fellow knitters...does this look like a clown's mitten or what? Even though I am not convinced I like it, I finished the hand last night and only have the thumb to finish up.
What do you think?
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4 comments:
I really like the light green and pink stripes. It sure is hard to step out of the comfort zone with nice "safe" colors, isn't it?
I think they are terrific. I love the mix of colors and patterns.
I think they are funky and fresh! I was uncomfortable with "mixing" up colors at first- but I kept thinking - when you open a box of crayons and take a look (well I smell first-love the smell of a new box of crayons)! the colors all work together and it's beautiful -I hope you keep the mittens. I think they are great.
Hi! I think the mittens are great. If you are worried they are too loud, why don't you pull some of the navy up into the top w/ some of the french knots. The turquoise would work too!
Getting used to wearing and knitting with bright colors definitely takes courage. But it is really fun and there now is no looking back!
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