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Mandalorian Mitts to Knit

January 12, by Sarah White. Leave a Comment

Now that “The Mandalorian” is over for another season, it’s high time to start knitting some themed projects to keep Mando and the Grogu in our hearts and on our knitting needles.

Mando from Natela Astakhova is a gorgeous pair of fingerless mitts, one with Mando’s mask on the top of the hand, the other with the child (aka Baby Yoda or Grogu) on the top.

The mitts come in one size and use stranded knitting to create the designs. Natela notes there are some difficult parts where you will use four colors in one round, but this looks like a really fun challenge for any Mandalorian fan.

You know Star Wars themed patterns don’t always last long online, so if you want this one you should grab it (and download/print it out!) quickly just in case. It’s available on Ravelry for £5.

[Photo: Natela Astakhova.]

Looking for more Mandalorian Star Wars Knitting Patterns? Check these out on Etsy.

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