I made these gloves a few weeks ago for myself and now all my friends are requesting them! I used Red Heart Eco-ways yarn in Peacock, but any worsted weight will work! I used an H hook, but gauge isnt entirly important for this pattern.
1: Ch 32 (or the amount to go semiloosely around right above your knuckles)
2: Ch 1, hdc around, join
3: ch1, hdc around, decrease to join (skip the last stitch and join)
4,5,6,7: hdc around, join
8: Ch enough to go loosely around your thumb (mine is 11), join back in next avalible stitch with hdc, continue to hdc around (Note! Now you will be working in the round, or not joined, just continuing on a loop)
9: hdc around so there is now 1 hdc line on the thumb part
10: hdc around, 1 decrease at "corner" before thumb part and 1 decrease at corner after thumb part (opional decrease in between on the thumb)
11: repeat 10
12: repeat 10
13: repeat 10
14: repeat 10 (the corners will be getting harder to identify, just estimate)
15: hdc around, decrease 1 in the middle of the thumb part
16: repeat 15
17: repeat 15
18-?: continue to hdc around until you reach the length you want
These are too cute!Thanks!!
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DeleteVery cute! I'm reading the directions and I don't see where the 'bow' is incorporated. Would you elaborate?
ReplyDeleteI was wondering that same thing!
DeleteCape Cod from her raverly.com page it says the bow was added on after. This is just for the glove
ReplyDeleteThat's frustrating, can she fix it to include it. The picture has it :(
DeleteI made these today! I really liked how quickly these stitched up. Now my hands are cozy :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Can't find the instructions for the bow. Are they right in front of me??
ReplyDeletehttp://creativeyarn.blogspot.com/2008/02/puff-stitch-crochet-beret-with-bow.html
ReplyDeleteThis is the link to the bow, it has the beret and the instructions for the bow :) Good luck!
Im confused when I get to the thumb part I ch 11 and joined the ch then did a hdc to connect to glove . Confused about going around... Can you explain a little more !
ReplyDeleteI love it! Thanks for share! I all ready make them and my sister wants ones! They look soo cutiee!
ReplyDeleteI don't quite get the first part. It says chain 32 and then chain 1 and hdc around and THEN join. So do I actually chain 33. Turn it around and do an hdc in all of them and THEN join?
ReplyDeleteI think you chain 32 then sl st to join. Then chain 1, hdc around (32 hdc), sl st to join. At least that's what I've done so far and it seems to be coming along.
DeleteI'm confused about the chain 11 explain please! Thanks
Deleteyes I found you have to slip stitch to join..that isn't in the instructions and it should be.
DeleteI have tried to crochet a lot of different gloves, and this is by far the best!
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Thanks for sharing, I am giving it a go today.
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This pattern is confusing. I see questions in the thread not answered.
ReplyDeleteWhere's the instructions for the Bow??
ReplyDeleteThrough your given instructions anyone can easily made fingerless gloves with bow. I like your post because it is so informative.
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what size hook did you use for this?
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ReplyDeleteFingerless gloves are often padded in the palm area, to provide protection to the hand
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ReplyDeleteThe pattern isn't very clear. I had to ask my mom for help on something so simple.
ReplyDeleteConfused about the thumb. I have frogged back twice and still can't get it to look like the picture. I will frog all the way down and find another pattern. I tried.
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ReplyDeleteThe Red Heart Eco-ways yarn is perfect for weaving a good glove. I am getting guided with the article. MMA Gloves are perfectly woven fighting gloves.
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