Findhorn Mittens Pattern by Corinne Tomlinson

The Findhorn Mittens by Corinne, TWT Founder, is a beautiful new colorwork design inspired by the quiet strength and coastal beauty of the wee village of Findhorn in northeast Scotland. With a rhythmic colorwork motif, these mittens offer a wonderfully meditative knitting experience—engaging enough to keep you interested, yet soothing and satisfying on the needles. The result is a timeless pair of mittens that feel both grounded and special. These mittens call for Rauma Finullgarn, a 100% wool, fingering weight yarn that feels woolly and cozy while on your needles and while warming your hands!

The Findhorn Mittens pattern is included when you purchase a Findhorn Mittens Kit! 

*You will be able to download the PDF upon completion of your purchase and you will also receive an email with a link to the download.  Please note digital products are not refundable.

The Findhorn Mittens were designed by Corinne, TWT Owner. The Findhorn Mittens are named for the lovely wee seaside village of Scotland's northeast coast; a place shaped by salt air, shifting dunes, and a deep sense of community. Once a traditional fishing village and later home to an RAF (Royal Air Force) base and a renowned spiritual commune, Findhorn has a quiet, enduring strength. These mittens are a tribute to that spirit, a small reminder of salt air, simple beauty, and the quiet power of community. 

• YARN: 3 Balls of Rauma Finullgarn (191 yds per 50g ball)
• NEEDLES: US 3 / 3.25 mm DPNs (set of 5) or long cables if using magic loop method; Or, size needed to obtain gauge.
• GAUGE: 28 sts / 4" 

Yarn:

Suitable for fingering weight yarns. Approximately 191-200y per 50g ball. Designed with Rauma Finullgarn but would also knit well in Jamieson & Smith Shetland Supreme, Tukuwool Fingering, John Arbon Yarnadelic Sport, Wooldreamers Cautiva, or TWT Rambler. 

Finished Measurements after blocking: 

Suggested Rauma Finullgarn Colorways: (Kits Available)

Findhorn Bay: MC 4123, CC1 4139, CC2 4076 (blue sample shown)
Culbin Forest:  MC 4130, CC1 4136, CC2 466 (green sample shown)
North Sea Crossing: MC 484, CC1 4887, CC2 4986
Nordic Classic: MC 4447, CC1 400, CC2 418
Moray Firth Bloom: MC 466, CC1 4136, CC2 4122
Primrose Shore: MC 464, CC1 4138, CC2 4010
Seaward Garden: MC 4067, CC1 402, CC2 497
Wild Moray: MC 455, CC1 4134, CC2 427
Dune Rose: MC 476, CC1 4137, CC2 4886

Since the pattern uses one ball (or less) of each color, you could order the colors any way you like. 

As always, it is important to manage gauge to ensure you will have enough yarn. Please remember that every effort is taken to represent the true colors of the yarn and that monitor settings will vary. 

If you are new to colorwork knitting or interested in learning tips and tricks, we recommend purchasing the Intro to Colorwork Course!