Victorian Mittons project not working

Hi. There's a project that was featured a while ago called "Victorian Mittons" and I really want to make a pair. Whenever I try to go to the how-to, it says the project doesn't exist. Is this happening for anyone else? I really would love to have some.

The project is here:
http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/victorian-mittons

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5 replies since 5th May 2011 • Last reply 5th May 2011

Reply #1:

Oh, yeah I remember those. The creator of the project had to delete it because someone, from a different website, started taking some of her ideas and claiming it as their own. So she ended up having to delete every single project. Sorry, I know, it sucks.

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Reply #2:

i remember them! they were so cute!

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Reply #3:

I never saw them Happy Now I wish I had.

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Reply #4:

Aw, that really sucks Happy PinkWeeds, you could see a picture of them if you go into my favourites and do a search, though that may make you want some too, haha.

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Reply #5:

Hello. I was the one who posted them. Here's the link to the web site. They make up small with the needle size given so try a size or 2 up.

http://www.tudorlinks.com/treasury/worktable/1890mitten.html

This is the link for the main pattern page. It has smaller links in the bottom bar below 'Home'. The mittens appear in the 'work table' section. It's a great pattern source for people who can work with draft patterns.

http://www.tudorlinks.com/treasury/freepatterns/index.html

You are right Lol Effects I did remove all my projects. I have copies of all my projects available to people on my friends list. I changed my profile but some of you will know me as Sheila A. Message me if you need any help. I might not get back to you straight away as I am much more disabled now.

I have got full construction instructions with pictures and needle sizes which I worked out.

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