For you hands

Mittens, gloves, handwarmers, and armwarmers are great gifts for almost anyone. The sizing is fairly adjustable so there is no reason to measure the recipients and the projects are portable so you can work on them almost anywhere. Here are a few ReBelle and customer favorite patterns to get you started.

Squirrel and Oak Mittens-I love the Norwegian-style mittens and this pair is a personal favorite of mine. These would be great knitted with the new Brown Sheep Lanaloft Sport. There is also a Pirate Mitten design, also by Adrian Bizillia.

Bella's Mittens- Many of you have already made these mittens, but with another Twilight movie on its way I thought they would be worth mentioning. There is no more Cascade 109, but these mittens would be lovely and very luxurious knitted out of the Baby Alpaca Chunky.

Snowball's Chance in Hell- A local design that would look great knitted with the Brown Sheep Lanaloft sport.

Fetching and Dashing- these great female and male fingerless mitts use less than a skein of Cascade 220, and are a sophisticated gift idea for a couple in your life.

Urban Necessity Glove- Are they mittens or gloves? These convertible mitts offer the best of both worlds.

Mini Mitten Ornaments- Okay, these aren't technically for your hands, but these ornaments are a great way to use up yarn scraps and make a lovely addition to any tree.

Toast- Simple armwarmers that can be made with or without a thumb gusset.

Easy Mittens- Knit with Lamb's Pride, if you are looking for a basic no-fuss mitten pattern, look no further.