Free Patterns for Fingerless Gloves

Fingerless Gloves PDF Knitting Pattern: Best Sellers Women’s Fingerless Gloves (All Sizes)

This pattern will help you to create stylish women’s fingerless gloves for you or your close ones. The pattern includes 4 PDF files with instructions for hand sizes XS, S, M, L, so you basically buy four patterns in one. In this pattern, I used Patons Kroy Socks FX yarn. This is a superfine wool blend that is perfect for gloves. You can use any other yarn, but make sure your gauge is the same as in the instructions. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. If you use yarn with a different gauge or not sure about your hand size, I can help you to calculate the stitches too. ___________________________________________________________ Don’t know what is your hand size? — Measure around your dominant hand (the right if you are right-handed, and the left if you are left-handed) with a tape measure around the knuckles of your hand. — Find your size in the table below: XS — 6\

KNITTING PATTERN | Family Fingerless Gloves | S , M, L | Pdf Tutorial

The Family Fingerless Gloves Knitting Pattern is a lovely model for all the Family. This unisex model is the coolest accessory for the cold days! These fingerless gloves are worked flat, starting on the wrist. Smaller needles are used on the ribs for a better fit. FULL INSTRUCTIONS ARE GIVEN IN THE PATTERN. The step by step instructions have lots of photos and size colour codes to help you through your knitting project. PATTERN INFORMATION: – Available Sizes: S (Small adult / tennager), M (Medium adult/woman), L (Large adult/men) – Experience level: Advanced Beginner – Yarn: DK weight yarn – Tension: 25 stitches x 34 rows = 10cm / 4” in stocking stitch with 3,5mm (US 4) needles. – Yardage: approx. 100-150 meters depending on size – Needles: – 3,5mm (US 4) straight ir circular needles – 3mm (US 2,5) straight or circular needles – Knitting techniques: Knit, Purl, simple increases and decreases, elastic bind off (instructions on the pattern) – Languages: English and Portuguese THIS IS A DIGITAL FILE, NOT the actual finished item. YOU CANNOT RESELL MY PATTERN, HOWEVER YOU CAN SELL THE FINISHED ITEM. ©Agasalhos e Bugalhos All Rights Reserved. If you need any information or have any questions regarding this pattern , feel free to contact me. I will be happy to help. Share your finished projects on Instagram tagging @agasalhosebugalhos. I hope you enjoy this pattern!! With love Sandra

Mystical Mitts – Crochet Fingerless Mitts/Fingerless Crochet Gloves – Instant Download PDF Crochet Pattern

The Mystical Mitts are packed full of crochet stitch texture, luxury and style. The fingerless gloves are a dream to make
, simply seam a rectangle and add a thumbhole. A quick and easy pattern perfect for gifts and to keep. This is a crochet pattern for the Mystical Mitts, a simple and stylish set of fingerless gloves that goes with any outfit. The mitts are crocheted using US sc and hdc stitches/ UK dc and htr stitches and comes with full terminology for both. This pattern is an ad free, clearly formatted, PDF instant download that is also available for free on my blog. *PLEASE NOTE*– this listing is for a PDF pattern, not a finished product. What’s included: – A three-page PDF written in US and UK terms – Pattern support of you need or would like it – Difficulty is easy – The pattern includes sizes for Small, Medium and Large adults. Materials: – Double Knit weight yarn (I used King Cole Merino Blend 4ply) – Size G/(4mm) hook, or size needed to obtain gauge – needle scissors Please feel free to send me a message if you have any questions about the pattern as I am more than happy to help you out! You are welcome to use this pattern for personal and commercial use to make and sell your finished items. Credit to HanJan Crochet would be appreciated! I’d love you to join me at www.hanjancrochet.com and share my free patterns and tutorials with you!

Knit fingerless gloves PATTERN, wrist warmers pattern, easy knitting pattern for arm warmers, color block slouchy mittens for women pdf

These knit fingerless gloves are perfect accessory for fall, winter and spring outfits. They are also good for working at computer when it’s too cold inside. You can wear them as slouchy wrist warmers or roll them a bit and it will create a nice cuff. The modern color block design makes them cozy yet stylish. KNITTING PATTERN – Instant download PDF file – Skill level: Easy – Standard US terms – Written in English – Video tutorials included. YARN: DK weight (Category 3) in two contrasting colors. FINISHED SIZE of a product made from this pattern: The mittens fit most adults and teens. Length: ~ 10\

Shell We Dance? Fingerless Gloves – Crochet Pattern – PDF – One Size

This listing is for a PATTERN ONLY for the Shell We Dance? Fingerless Gloves by Pony McTate. These captivating lightweight gloves are the perfect accessory to take you from daywear to the dancefloor! Keep your wrists warm and your fingers free, with a separated thumb. Seamlessly worked in the round, they make clever use of simple stitches to bold effect. The pattern is written in English and is a dream to work from: lots of tips and step-by-step photos throughout. One size fits most, with tips on how to adjust the sizing. LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Intermediate or an adventurous Beginner (assumes knowledge of crochet basics and a degree of confidence reading patterns – but the pattern comes with lots of help). WHAT YOU NEED • 4mm (UK 8/US G) crochet hook – you may wish to have a 5mm (UK 6/US H) hook handy as well in case you want to adjust your tension. • Yarn – 4ply in 2 colours (I used Scrumptious by Fyberspates 4-ply/sport superwash (45% silk 55% superwash merino, 365m (399 yds) per 100g (3.5oz), 14 WPI in \

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if you’ve ever wondered how to knit a pair of fingerless mittens, this Easy Fingerless Mitts Free Knitting Pattern is just for you.

Crochet-What To Wear*

Today I’m sharing an absolute favorite beginning knitting pattern. I am going to teach you how to make a pair of fingerless mitts. I’ve made several pairs now and I adore them! I wear them when I’m typing, when I’m playing the piano, when I’m texting on my phone. They keep my hands warm while …