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Tuesday, October 12, 2010

crochet fingerless gloves

rightFall is just around the corner.  Which for me means cold hands while warming up the car in the morning.  I have never liked my ends of my fingers covered while removing the ice from the windshield makes it hard to hold the scrapper.  So fingerless gloves are in order.  You can hold your tool and keep your hands warm.   If you do not crochet I have also made a similar pair in knitting (if you want the knitted ones snugger just go down one needle size).  That pattern will be on Whip-up in on Oct. 13th.  I hope this makes both sides of the fiber community happy.

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One size fits most female adults

Supplies

1 large skein of Sock yarn size 1 super fine.  If using a differnt yarn it will effect your pattern.
size D hook 3.25 ( if you want a snugger mitt go down 1 size in hooks if you want larger to fit a man go up 1 or 2 sizes in hook)

pattern

Ribbed cuff

Chain 13  Leave a long tail to sew cuff into a round (enough for about 12 sewing stitches)

Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook and in all the rest of the chains, (12 sc)
Row 2-40: ch 1, turn, sc in each sc across but only in the back loops to form ribbing (12 sc)

chain 1 do not cut thread just set aside for a moment (this is your working thread)

sew with long tail from starting chain not work thread

Base of hand
(working across the end of the rows on the side here your working thread is)
Round 1: working in the ends of the ribbing place 1 sc in every row, slip stitch to first sc chain 1 and turn ( 40 sc)

working in both loops now

Round 2 -10: sc in each sc, sl stitch to first sc chain 1 turn ( 40 sc)

 Forming of thumb gusset

Round 11:  2 sc in 1st stitch and 2 sc in second stitch(place markers in the 1st and fourth stitch you made),  1 sc in each of the rest of the stitches, sl stitch to first sc chain 1 turn(42 sc)

Round 12:  sc even, sl stitch to first sc chain 1 turn (42 sc)

Round 13: sc in 1st stitch (place market in 1 sc you made), sc in stitches between markers, 2 sc in marked stitch place marker in the last sc you made) sc around, sl stitch to first sc chain 1 turn (44 sc)

Round 14, 16, 18:  repeat round 12  (44, 46,48)

Round 15: same as round 13 (46 sc)

Round 17: same as round 13 (48 sc)

Round 19: same as round 13 (50 sc) 

Round 20-22: 21, 22 :  repeat round 12 ( 50 sc)

Creating thumb opening

Round 23:  sc in first st (marked stitch) chain 5, sc in next marked stitch, sc around, sl stitch to first sc chain 1 turn

 Upper hand

Round 24-29:  sc around, sl stitch to first sc

Upper hand Ribbing 
Row 1:  chain 6 skip first chain, sc in next 5 chains, slst into next two sc on upper hand last row, turn  (5 sc)

Row 2: sc in each sc (back loop only) on the ribbing chain 1 turn

Row 3:  sc in each sc (back loop only),slst into next two sc on upper hand last row, turn  (5 sc)

repeat row 2 and 3 around cut and finish thread  by sew up last seam for upper hand with tail

thumb ribbing

join thread to center chain  on the chain making the thumb opening
work around thumb just the same as you did for upper hand ribbing

make second one the same they have no front or back so the one pattern works for both.

6 comments:

  1. Nancy Shour nshour@comcast.netMonday, March 12, 2012 1:06:00 PM

    I realize I am about 2 years late asking this question, but I just found your blog. Do you remember the sock yarn (even just the brand) that you used for these mitts? I'm asking because I would actually like to use it for the fan crochet scarf you also have in your blog. Any info on brand and name of that variegated color would be hugely appreciated. Fantastic blog and so many beautiful projects! Thank you so much in advance for any help.

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  2. Nancy Shour nshour@comcast.netMonday, March 12, 2012 1:08:00 PM

    I realize I am about 2 years late asking this question, but I just found your blog. Do you remember the sock yarn (even just the brand) that you used for these mitts? I'm asking because I would actually like to use it for the fan crochet scarf you also have in your blog. Any info on brand and name of that variegated color would be hugely appreciated. Fantastic blog and so many beautiful projects! Thank you so much in advance for any help.

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  3. same yarn I used in these gloves http://sunshinescreations.vintagethreads.com/2011/10/knitted-fingerless-gloves.html

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  4. my dreams have come true - fingerless mitts in sock yarn and free to boot. Thanks so much for this pattern!

    Nancy

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  5. my dreams have come true - fingerless mitts in sock yarn and free to boot. Thanks so much for this pattern!

    Nancy

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