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Knitter: Shana
Knitter: Shana
Knitter: Shana
Knitter: Shana
Knitter: Shana
Knitter: Shana
Knitter: Rebecca B.
Knitter: Rebecca B.
Knitter: Karen P.
Knitter: Karen P.
Knitter: Karen P.
Knitter: Karen P.
Knitter: Karen P.
Knitter: Karen P.
Knitter: Sydney N.
Knitter: Stacey M.
Knitter: Stacey M.
Knitter: Stacey M.
Knitter: Isa P.
Knitter: Isa P.
Knitter: Kim R.
Knitter: Kim R.
Knitter: Alison L.
Knitter: Alison L.
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS
SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS

In addition to knitting and designing patterns, handspinning has found a place in my crafty endeavors. Often, I’m drawn to a colorway or fiber and spin just 1 skein. As I add special single skeins to my stash, I am working on adding special single skein designs to my knitwear design portfolio. Enter SMALL POTATOES FINGERLESS MITTS! This accessory is designed with DK weight handspun yarn in mind. A ribbed and textured pattern accommodates variation in yarn weight, and the circumference shows off color shifts beautifully. If you take care when weaving in your ends, these fingerless mitts are totally reversible. Wear them inside out and on either hand. Directions are provided for both right and left mitts to mirror the textured panel.

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YARN
2-ply handspun yarn, approximately 15-16 WPI (wraps per inch), or DK weight wool or wool blend, 1 skein / 1 4 oz braid.

Sample shown in Size 1, 2-ply fractal handspun, 100% Falkland by Into the Whirled www.intothewhirled.comcolorway Decidedly So, 118 yd / 108 m (51 g).

Choose a DK weight wool or wool blend for a piece with a similar structure.

YARN ESTIMATE PER SIZE
136 (186) yd / 124 (170) m
59 (81) g
Estimate based on commercial DK weight yarn, 230 yd / 210 m per 100 g and includes 15% buffer.

FINISHED HAND CIRCUMFERENCE
Sizes 1 (2)
7” (8.35”) / 17.8 (21.3) cm

FINISHED LENGTH
7.5” (8”) / 19 (20) cm
Adjust length as desired by working a longer cuff or top ribbing.

GAUGE & NEEDLES
23 stitches & 32 rounds = 4” / 10 cm in body pattern
US 5 / 3.75 mm circular needle, 32” / 80 cm for magic loop or double-pointed needles or size needed to get gauge

TECHNIQUES
Knit, purl, working in the round, increasing stitches.

PATTERN ATTRIBUTES
This written pattern is gender-inclusive and reversible.

EXPLORE ON INSTAGRAM
#SmallPotatoesFingerlessMitts

Tech editing: Bronwyn HahnTest knitting: Rebecca B., Alison L., Stacey M., Sydney N., Karen P., Isa P., & Kim R.

From Marieke, Solace in Stitches

Duplex is a quick and fun to make. The striping and modular joining kept me engaged throughout the project without being to complicated. It’s a great pattern to use up sock yarn leftovers and play with colors. Excited to cast on another one.

Marieke test knit Duplex, and has knit many other Shanalines Designs patterns.

June 3, 2025

From Leah B.

After much consideration, I applied for and was chosen to be a Test Knitter for the “Turnover” Patern. I had an absolute BLAST from beginning to end. The pattern is very clear and concise, with so many extra little “Tips & Tricks” that helped me stay on track. This was my first time knitting a Modular item designed by Shana C, and it was such an easy-going experience. I can’t wait to make more, especially since my Kiddo has claimed the ones I have just completed.

Leah B. test knit Turnover.

August 27, 2024

From Pam S.

I really appreciate Shana’s attention to detail in each of her patterns, and also across the scope of her patterns. There are certain things I can count on from a Shanalines pattern, whether it’s a garment, coffee cozy or fidget toy: The directions will be clear, the design will be innovative, and the thing WILL fit! Her modular knits are good on everybody, and they are also really fun to make! As a bonus, Shana is very interactive and fun to knit with! I’ve had the chance to spend time with her at a couple of events, and I always leave her side smiling!

If you are hedging about one of the shanalines patterns, and you happen to see her at an event, she may even take off that beautiful sweater she’s wearing (with a tank top underneath, of course) to let you see how it works on you, or to point out a specific stitch detail. And if you have questions while you’re knitting, just reach out. She is always ready with a thoughtful answer that makes sense. I always look forward to seeing what pattern will come out next!

Pam has been to Zombie Knitpocalypse 2021 and 2022. She has knit many Shanalines Designs patterns including PB Sandwich Hat and Recalibrate, and has test knit Semantics, Peapod Marble Fidget Toy, Textured Marble Fidget Toy, Modular Coffee Cup Cozy and Shoulder Season.

Pam S.
October 9, 2022