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Errata Gator Mitts Here is a revised Thumb Gusset: Work next round as follows: *knit 1 stitch, increase 1 stitch (work increases as follows: pick up yarn between stitches with left-hand needle— pick it up from the front towards back, then knit into the backof the loop over needle); repeat from * 2 more times (you'll have 6 stitches on the right-hand needle). Continue round as follows: *knit 5 (6/7) stitches, increase 1 stitch; repeat from * 2 more times; knit the next 5 (6/7); then end round with *knit 1 stitch, increase 1 stitch;; repeat from * 2 more times; knit last stitch — total of 36 (40/44) stitches. Knit 12 (14/16) rounds. Next, knit round to last 4 stitches, and now put the last 4 stitches and first 4 stitches (from next round) on a stitch holder. You now have 28 (32/36) stitches on needles. Knit 20 (22/24) rounds, or the length to cover a child's fingers. Put stitches on 2 needles — 14 (16/18) stitches on each needle. And on Thumb: Put stitches from holding needle on two needles. Pick up 3 (3/4) stitches between the first and the last stitch — a total of 11 (11/12) stitches.