This pattern, along with ten other Washington-inspired designs, can be found in issue eight of Nomadic Knits, which is available now.
To order a physical copy, complete with stunning photos printed on 140 pages of beautiful matte paper, along with a Ravelry download code, visit your favorite local yarn shop or the Nomadic Knits website.
A person holding a newspaper while wearing grey fingerless gloves. ©stitched.zone
Hand with gray fingerless glove putting a key into a locked door. ©stitched.zone
Originally published in stitched.zone, these unisex mitts are named for Luray Caverns in the Shenandoah Valley and were inspired by cave formations of stalactites and stalagmites. I can see both of those features in the stitch pattern I “unvented.”
The stitch is worked all the way around, and both mitts are knit the same, which is convenient for the wearer (as well as easier for the knitter). Overall, in spite of the elaborate texture, the pattern is very easy to work, and the sizing is generous due to the ribbed nature of the stitch.
Gauge Unstretched: 28 sts and 32 rnds = 10cm or 4” over
Luray Stitch.
Stretched to fullest: 18 sts and 40 rnds = 10cm or 4”
over Luray Stitch.
Sizing Adult S (M, L) stretches to fit 6 (7, 8)” or 15 (18,
20.5)cm
Finished Measurements: 4 (5, 6)“ or 10 (12.5, 15) cm (unstretched)
