If you are knitting this weekend, I have found a great fingerless glove pattern! It is one of those ideas that's genius...it never crossed my mind to do fingerless gloves like this until I saw this idea on the Shi Bui website. Beautiful! A general free pattern and gauge is included...just size it as needed.
Love these...knit on circular needles! |
I'm adding this pattern to my queue. Thx for sharing - the pattern & your story. Hope you enjoyed your holiday weekend. Alanna C.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! Definitely look forward to knitting these. Thanks for the great ideas.
ReplyDeleteThank you Alanna for your note. I'm glad you like the pattern. Shi Bui is one of my favorite yarns & these fingerless gloves just look so cozy!
ReplyDeleteKaren, I feel silly for asking but how do you get the pattern? I looked on their site and also on Ravelry, and found the listing with specs but no instructions. Do you need to create an acct on their site or buy it? I wrote to the company but never heard back. Alanna C.
ReplyDeleteHi...not silly at all...I went off the specs. I have a 7 inch wrist so I plan on casting on 32 stitches on size 6 US circular needles using the yarns indicated. The length is your own preference. As far as the ribbing, it does not look exact. So I am planning on alternating every half inch (stockinette/reverse stockinette) ending in 1.5 inches of stockinette stitch at the top. For the thumb (which was not included in the instructions) I'm following this tutorial: http://knitting.about.com/od/mittenpatterns/p/fingerless.htm Does this help a bit?? xo
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This helps a ton - my many thanks. These look so cozy & the warmth & softness of it caught my attention. Fingerless gloves and socks are on my list of things to try. I am looking now at a sock pattern by Kate Atherley. She's a masterful pattern writer and her enthusiasm for socks is contagious. Thanks again Karen. Alanna C
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome...glad the additional info helped clarify it a bit. I'm going to peek today at the Kate Atherley patterns you mentioned!
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