I made them, she loved them, and now I want to share the pattern with you. Aren't you lucky?
Now, if you aren't a knitter, you won't care. Just look at the pretty picture. If you are a knitter, these are easy whip up and lovely to wear. A great gift for someone you love.
These gloves are named after the yarn I used. I thought it suited them perfectly. I hope you think so too!
Ivory Hawk Fingerless Gloves
by Bronwyn MayB
Instructions:
Materials needed:
Yarn
used: Comfy Worsted Yarn in Ivory and
Hawk 1 ball each 50g
Needles:
4 DPN in 4.5mm, darning needle for finishing
Pattern:
Cast
on 39 stitches in Hawk yarn
Row
1: K2 P1 repeat to end of row
Join
in round, be careful not to twist. Place
marker to begin next round.
Row
2 – 10: Continue pattern for 10 rows total
Row
11: with Ivory yarn K2 P1 repeat to end of row
Row
12 – 21: Alternate Ivory and Hawk rows in pattern for 9 rows ending on an Ivory
row. Cut Hawk yarn.
**Row
22: Thumb gusset setup for glove one– continuing in Ivory (K2 P1) x3, PM, M1,
PM, K2 P1 to end (Note: thumb is in stocking stitch)
Row
23: K2 P1 repeat to end of row
Row
24: K2 P1 to marker, SM, M1, K to marker, M1, slip marker, K2 P1 to end
Row
25 – 34: repeat rows 23 and 24 until 13 stitches are between the thumb markers
Row
35: K2 P1 to marker, remove marker, place 13 stitches on waste yarn, remove
marker, K2 P1 to end of row
Row
36 – 44: K2 P1, repeat to end of row
Row
45: with Hawk yarn, K2 P1, repeat to end of row
Row
46: with Ivory yarn, K2 P1, repeat to end of row
Row
47: repeat row 45
Row
48: repeat row 46. Cut Ivory at end of row.
Row
49-50: repeat row 45
Bind
off loosely in pattern.
Thumb:
With
Hawk yarn, pick up stitches from waste yarn and pick up two stitches from the
body of the glove (15 stitches)
Knit
5 rows. Bind off loosely.
**Row
22 for glove two thumb gusset setup: K2P1 to last 9 stitches, PM, M1, PM, K2 P1
to end of row
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This reaffirms that I need to learn how to knit. These gloves are darling!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tara! I'm sure you would be able to pick it up easily!
DeleteLove this... where are those needles?!?
ReplyDeleteCynthia, hope you find them. It's a ton of fun!
DeleteI'm not much of a knitter (I've made scarves, that's it), but I'd love to do a pair of these! They would be so handy to have around!
ReplyDeleteDebbie :)
Debbie, I always have a pair around. My hands get so cold! These are great and easy to clean!
DeleteI'm a beginning knitter but so want to tackle these! They're super cute!
ReplyDeleteHeather, I am sure you will be able to handle them! They are really good for beginners I think. Learning to work with colour is fun!
DeleteLove them...Maybe one day I will learn to knit. I would really like to.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tanya! I loved learning how to knit. I wished I had started sooner because there are so many years I missed. I'm sure you will be able to if you want to!
DeleteYour gloves look great! I'm not a knitter... it's one of those "one day" things. I do appreciate the work it takes though!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Heather. I love doing it and love knowing someone is out there wearing them!
DeleteIt's been a couple of years since I've knitted and I"m dying to get the needles out again. This is a perfect project for me. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteCarol, you will have to give them a try. They are great. Easy peasy. Let me know how it goes!
DeleteVery cute project! I am not much of a knitter, but I am in the middle of making a blanket for my oldest who is away at school - very ambitious! Just tonight after about 10 tries I managed to make my first cable! I felt very accomplished :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dani! It sounds like that blanket is going to be great. Projects of love always turn out the best. Cables are hard! Good for you!!
DeletePretty! I love the grey and cream together.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Anne. I loved these two together so just had to find something else to use them in.
DeleteOk, I have to admit...I don't know any knitting lingo at all, but I do love these gloves. I need a pair for using my camera outside.
ReplyDeleteThey are super handy.
DeleteLOVE. I'm a big fan of fingerless gloves. These are adorable..now I just need to learn how to knit!
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