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mittens on a string

where can i buy mittens on a string? - yes i know i could get gran to knit me some but they would end up looking like i'd stuck my hands in vomit. All i can find is websites that do kids sizes, which is no good. help please


b13thy  Wed 26/10/05 18:05
pompomfairy
Wed 26/10/05
20:06

u wanna try the surf shops like quiksilver, le sport etc.they usually do stuff like this i know i found a pink pair of mittens in quiksilver xmas time last year n i think i have seen sum this year:)



MissZamal
Thurs 27/10/05
18:14
i think you can buy the "string" from some shops. they have little crocodile clips on the ends and you attach them to your mittens. cute, huh? yeah checkout surf/snow shops. they should have them
mimififi
Fri 28/10/05
17:30

you could buy any mittnes you liked and just add the string yourself. I put elastic on mine and then cut the elastic just big enough so that it comes about an inch below my cuff, maybe less actually, maybe 1/4 of an inch. That way when I take my mitts off, they are not flapping around. I can wear them and the elastic stops them slipping down and that constant pulling them back up thing.


You could also make a string with a crochet hook and a matching yarn. Just do a slip stich and one chain repeatedly until you get a string. Sew onto mitts, or attach press studs or something if you wanted quick release mitts.


Good luck


jade_pie
Mon 31/10/05
12:52
Why do any of that? why not just buy aduly mittens out of H&M or something and then get some wool to make your own "string thing" its really easy!!! just like stitch the wool to the inside of the cuffs of the mittens!!! good luck and merry christmas! x
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