Jubia's Mits

On the back of the hand, the pattern of the cowl and the hat falls like a fine rain: slanting eyelet lines, with a cable running alongside. It is mirrored from one hand to the other, so that the two mitts echo each other. A gusset makes natural room for the thumb, and twisted ribbing holds the wrist and the top of the hand.

Like them, they owe their name to Jubia Lokser, the water mage of Fairy Tail: wherever she goes, it rains.

Knit here in La Bien Aimée’s Merino Aran, a plump merino that gives the cables depth, they complete the set. A soft, quick little project, to keep for yourself or to give.

Shown here in colorway “Fluoro Morganite”, size 1: 1 skein, or approximately (150) (160) yd ; (135) (145) m of yarn with corresponding gauge.