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    Very nice indeed! And I love that your lady is on Ravelry - that's where I found out about XMTS. I was looking for a good sock pattern and found a beautiful pair of kilt hose. The pattern creator mentioned the x-kilt, and viola! Here I am! I'm also getting ready to start a new pair of fingerless mitts for my husband. I have quite the Christmas list for him - fingerless mitts, earflap hat, and an x-kilt! Would your wife mind you sharing her Ravelry user name so I can look her up?

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    I spotted these on your website last night Matt & fell in love with them (though I'd want the fingers to be just a wee bit longer....next knuckle up). They are on my wish list!
    [SIZE="2"][FONT="Georgia"][COLOR="DarkGreen"][B][I]T. E. ("TERRY") HOLMES[/I][/B][/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]
    [SIZE="1"][FONT="Georgia"][COLOR="DarkGreen"][B][I]proud descendant of the McReynolds/MacRanalds of Ulster & Keppoch, Somerled & Robert the Bruce.[/SIZE]
    [SIZE="1"]"Ah, here comes the Bold Highlander. No @rse in his breeks but too proud to tug his forelock..." Rob Roy (1995)[/I][/B][/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScotInMyHeart View Post
    Very nice indeed! And I love that your lady is on Ravelry - that's where I found out about XMTS. I was looking for a good sock pattern and found a beautiful pair of kilt hose. The pattern creator mentioned the x-kilt, and viola! Here I am! I'm also getting ready to start a new pair of fingerless mitts for my husband. I have quite the Christmas list for him - fingerless mitts, earflap hat, and an x-kilt! Would your wife mind you sharing her Ravelry user name so I can look her up?
    No problem at all. :-) Her user name on Ravelry is JMN.

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    I just got my gloves in today, and I love them! They are beautiful, comfortable and very warm- should be perfect for when I go to my parents' house on Christmas! Thanks Matthew, and please thank your wife for me too!
    May The Force Be With You!

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    I saw an ingenious design of a mitten with an overlapped slot across the palm so the fingers could be freed and the finger end of the mitten folded back out of the way - I think there was a loop at the end and a button at the wrist to keep it neat.

    With the top folded back they covered about the same amount of the hand as the fingerless gloves.

    Once the task was completed the fingers were easily covered again - even if numb with cold.

    The original pattern was knitted plain, but I'm sure the concept could be adapted to patterned to good effect if required.

    Anne the Pleater :ootd:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pleater View Post
    I saw an ingenious design of a mitten with an overlapped slot across the palm so the fingers could be freed and the finger end of the mitten folded back out of the way - I think there was a loop at the end and a button at the wrist to keep it neat.

    With the top folded back they covered about the same amount of the hand as the fingerless gloves.

    Once the task was completed the fingers were easily covered again - even if numb with cold.

    The original pattern was knitted plain, but I'm sure the concept could be adapted to patterned to good effect if required.

    Anne the Pleater :ootd:
    These are also available in some stores, with the mitten flap being held back with a little piece of Vel-cro.
    --dbh

    When given a choice, most people will choose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by norfair86 View Post
    I just got my gloves in today, and I love them! They are beautiful, comfortable and very warm- should be perfect for when I go to my parents' house on Christmas! Thanks Matthew, and please thank your wife for me too!
    I'll pass the word on, thanks!
    Matt

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