No-Go-Hands

I really can't get enough of the "No Go" pattern because it is worked so quickly and has great effects.
Finally, women need warm hands to warm ears, don't they?
For all those who do not yet know "No Go" socks: What is essential in my eyes for the "No Go" series?

1. They have to be easy to knit.
2. You don't have to count a lot.
3. One should not be bored when knitting.
4. They can serve as a stashbuster.

The cuffs are also perfect for knitting up sock wool remnants.
The most beautiful effects are achieved if you knit the pattern sets 1 + 3 with 2 different colors.
If possible, you should combine a more and a less self-patterning thread.
Immerse yourself in the endless possibilities of your leftover box.
Be a shining trendsetter on every slope. Or a gentle glow in city traffic.
Each mulled wine shines especially in your hands and warms from both sides.
Your "no-goat" belongs to you. Let it go!

Pattern includes easy to follow instructions and charts.

Expectations:
Cast on
Knit&Purl

S, M, L

• 80g sockyarn 4-ply (100g/420 m)
• 20g sockyarn in Contrastcolour
• Set of DPN´s 4 mm
• Sewing needle to thread yarns
• stitchmarkers