Okay.....So now what....
Thanks for the definition of a gusset. Here is the pattern that I want to use http://tuulia.blogspot.com/2006/02/lapasohje-mitten-pattern.html. I'm so confused. The directions for the gusset are totally freaking me out....help?
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Thumb gussets are not
Thumb gussets are not difficult. Here's an example from
http://www.knitlist.com/2005/feltedmittens.htm
Thumb gusset:
Round 1: Knit 3, PM (place marker), M1 (make one), K3, M1, PM. Knit around
Round 2: Knit even
Repeat these two rounds, working increases just after and just before the markers, until there are 11 sts between markers.
I love to knit mittens because they're quick and get a lot of use from my guys. Miraculously, my sons don't loose theirs often.
Other sources for patterns:
Med pinner blog
http://www.liis.lv/majtur/darbmac/raksti.htm
Feel free to contact me if I can help. -- Dan