field mark field mark field mark field mark field mark
field mark
field mark
field mark
field mark
field mark
field mark - pattern - Image 1
field mark - pattern - Image 2
field mark - pattern - Image 3
field mark - pattern - Image 4
field mark - pattern - Image 5
field mark - pattern - Image 1
field mark - pattern - Image 2
field mark - pattern - Image 3
field mark - pattern - Image 4
field mark - pattern - Image 5

Finished Measurements:

Sizes: S (L) 
Palm circumference: 7 (8)” [17.5 (20) cm] 
Length: 9 (91/2)” [22.5 (24) cm]  

Yarn:

Starling (75% superwash merino / 25% recycled polyamide; 219 yards [200m] / 50g)
Bunny (MC)
Ecru (CC1)
Raven (CC2)

Needles:
Size A One set of double pointed needles in US 1 [2.25mm]
Or size to obtain gauge

Size B One set of double pointed needles in US 1.5 [2.5mm]
Or size to obtain gauge


One set of double-pointed needles (dpns) in size US 2 [2.75mm] 

Or size to obtain gauge


Gauge:
32 sts and 36 rounds = 4” [10 cm] in stockinette stitch on size A needle(s), before blocking.

Skill Level:

BeginnerPlus

Designer:

Stephanie M

Bio: Stephanie M of lost socks knits has been knitting socks since college, but her world changed after knitting her first colorwork sock on a cross-country flight. Her colorful designs are inspired by the plants and animals she sees on her walks and anything that brings her joy. Aside from sock knitting, she enjoys taking photos of every flower in the neighborhood, trying new coffee shops, and traveling around the world. She lives in Washington, DC but will always call Pennsylvania home.

You can find Stephanie on Ravelry and Instagram.

field mark

Stephanie M

$7

Field Mark is a pair of fingerless mitts designed by Stephanie M., knit in Starling. A field mark is a distinctive feature used to identify a bird, while binoculars help to see those details. A band of colorwork binoculars wraps the hand, paying tribute to the tool that brings birds, landscapes, and fleeting moments into focus.

Worked with a ribbed cuff, thumb gusset, and a single colorwork chart, the open hand allows for easy handling of binoculars (or your WIP) while exploring outdoors.

Pair these with Stephanie's snowy owl Duchess socks for all your birding adventures.

Buy Bundle

Build Your Bundle

Select Size

Select Color

${ checkIfMainYarn(index) } ${ (index == 0) ? '' : index } / ${ yarn.title }

Color out of stock. Change selection.

Select Tool (Optional)

Finished Measurements:

Sizes: S (L) 
Palm circumference: 7 (8)” [17.5 (20) cm] 
Length: 9 (91/2)” [22.5 (24) cm]  

Yarn:

Starling (75% superwash merino / 25% recycled polyamide; 219 yards [200m] / 50g)
Bunny (MC)
Ecru (CC1)
Raven (CC2)

Needles:
Size A One set of double pointed needles in US 1 [2.25mm]
Or size to obtain gauge

Size B One set of double pointed needles in US 1.5 [2.5mm]
Or size to obtain gauge


One set of double-pointed needles (dpns) in size US 2 [2.75mm] 

Or size to obtain gauge


Gauge:
32 sts and 36 rounds = 4” [10 cm] in stockinette stitch on size A needle(s), before blocking.

Skill Level:

BeginnerPlus

Designer:

Stephanie M

Bio: Stephanie M of lost socks knits has been knitting socks since college, but her world changed after knitting her first colorwork sock on a cross-country flight. Her colorful designs are inspired by the plants and animals she sees on her walks and anything that brings her joy. Aside from sock knitting, she enjoys taking photos of every flower in the neighborhood, trying new coffee shops, and traveling around the world. She lives in Washington, DC but will always call Pennsylvania home.

You can find Stephanie on Ravelry and Instagram.