Saltwater Mittens from the Island of Newfoundland

Explore the rich knitting heritage of Newfoundland with "Saltwater Mittens from the Island of Newfoundland," authored by Christine LeGrow. Published in 2020, this beautifully illustrated book spans 128 pages, showcasing the artistry and cultural significance of woolen mittens in Newfoundland life.

In a land where the climate varies from freeze to thaw, the right mittens are indispensable for outdoor tasks, from fishing to woodworking. LeGrow, alongside renowned knitter Shirley A. Scott ("Shirl the Purl"), brings over 40 years of expertise in collecting and studying traditional mittens. This book is not just a collection of patterns; it celebrates the stories, customs, and social life intertwined with these warm, handcrafted accessories.

Perfect for both seasoned knitters and those new to the craft, "Saltwater Mittens" offers a blend of history and practical patterns that will keep you cozy while connecting you to Newfoundland’s unique culture. Discover the charm of these mittens and embrace a timeless tradition!