I love coming up with new designs and making them into saleable patterns. I've promised myself that I would do it many times of the last few years, but rarely got round to doing it.

If I like the finished item, I fill it out, print it, and then try making it again from my pattern.
Usually after a couple of revisions we have a couple of finished items and a new pattern too - bonus!
Earlier this week I listed a new pair of Dizzy Twist fingerless mitts in my Etsy shop. I have knitted them using the fabulous Debbie Bliss Fez yarn - a wonderfully cosy and soft merino/camel blend yarn.
I have sensitive skin, prone to eczema, but this yarn gives me no problems at all - in fact it feels wonderful!

Alternative yarns you could use are Sirdar Click Aran, Cascade 220 Superwash, etc - any aran/worsted weight yarn with a minimum of 100 metres length.
I'd love to hear of any other good yarn alternatives - and see any pics of your finished Dizzy Mitts!
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