Instructions
Foundation row: Chain 35, plus 3 chains to turn.
Row 1: 1 tr in 4th chain from hook. Then tr in each chain until the end. Chain 1 to turn.
Row 2: Dc in first stitch,* chain 1, miss 1, dc. Repeat from *to end. Chain 1 to turn.
Row 3: Dc in first dc of row below. Dc in first chain space, *chain 1, miss 1 dc, then dc in next chain space. Repeat from *to last chain space in row. 1 dc in final stitch. Chain 1 to turn.
Rows 4 to 26: Repeat as rows 2 and 3 in sequence.
Row 27: 1 dc in each dc and chain space until end of row. Do not fasten off.
12 Comments
Anonymous
The stitch for this pattern is very attractive and will make the glove warm.
I love the styling, how the glove is fitted around the thumb. Usually the ones in the shops are just tubes with part not sewn, but these are really tailored round the thumb and so will be warmer.
Crochet Cloudberry
Thank you. Yes, they are keeping his hands warm.
Aynne Pryce
Do we only use one skein? It doesn’t say. Thank you!
Crochet Cloudberry
Hello Aynne,
Thank you for asking. It used less than one skein of the Bellissima yarn. It was actually less than 50g but I will weigh the gloves when my partner comes home tonight and add a more precise weight to the materials list.
Have a great day!
Cat
Aynne Pryce
I’m a beginner, made several blankets recently and I am working on your gloves now. I’ve made three practice ones and each one is progressively better so I tear them up and re-crochet them. My son is a photographer and chose these. Thank you. I’ll be sure to give you lots of credit. ❤️ Aynne
Crochet Cloudberry
Hej Anne,
That sounds great. Crochet is definitely one of those skills where practice makes perfect, as my Gran would tell me. I really hope that you son likes the gloves and they keep his hands warm.
Cat
Linda White
Nevemind…reread and found the answer to my question.
Ginny
I love fingerless gloves. So useful. Thanks for joining in Ginx Woolly Linx for September.
Crochet Cloudberry
A pleasure, thank you for hosting. I find that I wear fingerless gloves when I’m working on the computer all through the winter.
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Linda White
Are you stitch names UK terms? I’m in the US and want to make sure I translate if necessary. Thanks, Linda
Crochet Cloudberry
Hej Linda, yes they are uk terms. There is a link to a translation cheat sheet in the pattern.