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Article no.: 1005589
Knitting pattern and chart by knitting expert Erika Nordvall Falck.
Knit children’s mittens with roots in the Gällivare area. This knitting pattern for children’s mittens is based on an older original and is a beloved design that has been passed down through generations.
Here you get a knitting pattern for children’s mittens in three sizes, perfect for anyone who wants to knit warm and traditional patterned mittens for the very youngest. The pattern reflects the local knitting tradition and allows you to create timeless mittens with historical roots.
The pattern is developed by knitting expert Erika Nordvall Falck, who specializes in recreating traditional knitting patterns based on preserved original mittens. Each pattern is based on an actual historical mitten that has been carefully studied and reconstructed with great respect for the original.
When you knit these children’s mittens, you are not just following a pattern, you are taking part in a living cultural heritage, where every stitch carries a story.
Recommended needles: 2.25 mm
Sizes: Three children’s sizes: 0–1 years, 2–3 years & 3–4 years
Recommended yarn: Siessá from Stoorstålka
Knit children’s mittens with roots in the Gällivare area. This knitting pattern for children’s mittens is based on an older original and is a beloved design that has been passed down through generations.
Here you get a knitting pattern for children’s mittens in three sizes, perfect for anyone who wants to knit warm and traditional patterned mittens for the very youngest. The pattern reflects the local knitting tradition and allows you to create timeless mittens with historical roots.
The pattern is developed by knitting expert Erika Nordvall Falck, who specializes in recreating traditional knitting patterns based on preserved original mittens. Each pattern is based on an actual historical mitten that has been carefully studied and reconstructed with great respect for the original.
When you knit these children’s mittens, you are not just following a pattern, you are taking part in a living cultural heritage, where every stitch carries a story.
Recommended needles: 2.25 mm
Sizes: Three children’s sizes: 0–1 years, 2–3 years & 3–4 years
Recommended yarn: Siessá from Stoorstålka