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These fingerless gloves have the same basic construction as the Short
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~20 grams of fingering weight yarn in main colour (MC) Knitting and so on
~10 grams of fingering weight yarn in contrast colour 1 (CC1)
~10 grams of fingering weight yarn in contrast colour 2 (CC2) FOLLOWER
scrap yarn or stitch holder
4 dpns 3mm
2 dpns 2.5mm
tapestry needle

Instructions

Part 1 - Thumb Panel

With 3 mm needles CO9 in MC FAVORITES

Row 1 (normal row): sl1 (purlwise) knit to end
Knit row 1 a total of 34 times Pieces of Eight Mitts
Row 35 (increase row): sl1 (purlwise) kfb knit to the last two stitches kfb
k
Rows 36 - 44 = Row 1
Row 45 = Row 35 (increase row)
Circle Mitts
Rows 46 – 54 = Row 1
Rows 55 = Row 35 (increase row)
Rows 56 – Row 61 = Row 1 (you have now 15 sts on your needle)
Row 62: sl1 (purlwise) k5 pm k3 pm k6
Row 63: sl1 k to marker, kfb, k to one sts before marker, kfb, k to end Crochet U-Turn Mitts
(thumb increase row)
Rows 64 + 65 = Row 1
Row 66 = Row 63 (thumb increase row)
Rows 67 + 68 = Row 1
Row 69 = Row 63 (thumb increase row) Kreisel Fingerless Gloves
Rows 70 + 71 = Row 1
Row 72 = Row 63 (thumb increase row)
Rows 73 + 74 = Row 1
Row 75 = Row 63 (thumb increase row)
Rows 76 + 77 = Row 1 Papagena Scarf
Row 78 = Row 63 (thumb increase row)
Rows 79 + 80 = Row 1
Row 81 = Row 63 (thumb increase row)
Row 82 = Row 1
Zimtstern Mitts
Row 83: sl1 (purlwise) k to marker, put sts between markers on scrap
yarn, remove markers, CO2 (using backward loop CO) and k to end (you
have now 14 sts on your needle)
Row 84 – 88 = Row 1
Row 89: sl1 k2tog, k to the last 3 sts, ssk, k (decrease row) Margarete Fingerless Gloves
Rows 90 – 94 = Row 1
Row 95: sl1 k2tog, k to the last 3 sts, ssk, k (decrease row)
Row 96 – 99 = Row 1
Bind off all stitches in Row 100 EXCEPT THE LAST STITCH. DO NOT CUT
YARN. Seifenblasen Lace Scarf
Switch to 2.5mm needles.

Part 2 - The Short Row Part

Pick up 49 stitches from Sparkler Mitts

the right hand side of
the mitt by inserting
your needle into the
front part of the
Ojos de Bruja Scarf
slipped stitch of each
row from back to front
without using your
working yarn.

With MC knit one row

(i.e. k5 pm (called m1)
k10 pm (called m2) k10 pm (called m3) k10 pm (called m4) k10 pm
(called p5) k to end)
Change to CC1: Select a backwards leaning section and knit it (see „The
F- and B-sections“ below)
With MC: knit two rows
With CC2: Select a forwards leaning section and knit it (see „The F and
B-sections“ below)
With MC: knit two rows (exception: after the last F-section, knit only one
row)
Repeat this until you have done all B-sections and all F-sections
– each section should be knitted once!

The orders I used were B4, F1, B2, F4, B5 F3, B1, F5, B3, F2 (in the blue
& grey mitts on top of the title page) and B1, F5, B2, F4, B3, F3, B4, F2,
B5, F1 (in the orange & pink mitts shown here).

If you want the mitts to be symmetrical, knit the sections of the second
mitt in the reverse order.

Pick up 50 stitches from the other side of the thumb part inserting your
needle into the front part of the slipped stitch of each row without using
new yarn.

Turn work to right side and start grafting the ends together: Cut the yarn
but leave a long enough tail and put the yarn on a tapestry needle.

Set-up stitch:
front needle: insert purlwise and leave stitch on needle;
back needle: insert purlwise and leave stitch on needle;
Repeat until you have no stitches left on your needles:
front needle: insert knitwise needle into first and slide from
needles (knit slip), insert needle purlwise into next stitch and
leave on needle (purl leave)
back needle: insert knitwise needle into first and slide from
needles (knit slip), insert needle purlwise into next stitch and
leave on needle (purl leave)

Thumbs

Put the 17 thumb stitches on two 3mm needles and pick up 5 sts from
above thumb gusset without using new yarn.
Row 1 (MC): k till last sts, p2tog
Row 2 (MC): p15 p2tog p4
Row 3 + 5 (MC): k
Row 4 + 6 (MC): p
Row 7 (MC): bind off in knit stitch

The F- and B-Sections

B1
(RS) k to end
(WS) k to end
(RS) k to marker 2 w+t (= wrap and turn)
(WS) k to end
(RS) * k to 2 stitches from gap w+t
(WS) k to end – repeat from * a total of 5 times
B2, B3 and B4 (for B2 X is 2, for B3 X is 3 and for B4 X is 4)
(RS) k to end
(WS) k to marker X w+t
 (RS) k8 w+t
(WS) * k10 w+t
(RS) k8 w+t – repeat from* for a total of 5 times (WS) k to end
B5
(RS) k to end
(WS) k to m5 w+t
(RS) k to end
(WS) * k to gap k2 w+t
(RS) k to end – repeat from * a total of 5 times
(WS) k to end
F1
(RS) k to marker 1 w+t
(WS) k to end
(RS) * k to gap k2 w+t
(WS) k to end – repeat from * a total of 5 times
(RS) k to end
(WS) k to end
F2, F3 and F4 (for F2 X is 2, for F3 X is 3 and for F4 X is 4)
(RS) k to marker X w+t
(WS) * k8 w+t
(RS) k10 w+t – repeat from * a total of 5 times
(WS) k8 w+t
(RS) k to end
(WS) k to end
F5
(RS) k to end
(WS) k to marker 4 w+t
(RS) * k to end
(WS) k to two stitches before gap w+t – repeat from * a total
of 5 times
(RS) k to end
(WS) k to end

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Julie DaMario 20. September 2013 um 18:05

Dieser Kommentar wurde vom Autor entfernt.
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SR 25. September 2013 um 10:14

Thanks! I'll send you an e-mail.

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Ann 27. Oktober 2013 um 18:48

These are great!
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SR 29. Oktober 2013 um 07:11

Thank you. Glad you like them!

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Libby 18. November 2013 um 17:08

These are brilliant and fabulous! I can't wait to knit a pair. I'm a bit
confused, however, about the gauge. On the Ravelry page it says to use
"Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi)". According to my wpi tool 14 wpi is DK
weight. Could you please give me the gauge in stitches/inch or
centimeter? Thanks so much.
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SR 19. November 2013 um 09:51

The specification "14 wpi" for fingering weight yarn came
from the Ravelry database. Also, if you go to the wikipedia
page for yarn weight, the wpi for fingering specified there is
14 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarn_weight).

As to gauge, I can only give you the measurements of the

prototype mitts where I knitted everything with 3mm
needles - different from the pattern where I knitted the
thumb panel with 3mm needles and the rest with 2.5mm
needles (I have given away the other pairs).
- The thumb panel (99 rows) is 19.5 cm high.
- The main part (51 sts in the prototype) is 21 cm wide.
Hope this helps.

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Edgar Rodríguez 29. März 2016 um 17:48

Ooooo k pena yo no lo entiendo podrías hacerlo en vídeo , yo te lo
agradecería mucho ya k me gusta un montón
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SR 8. April 2016 um 19:36

Lo siento, pero no tengo el equipamiento para hacer un
video.

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gebeltarik 51 26. Mai 2016 um 21:20

wonderful!!!
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SR 31. Mai 2016 um 06:20

Thanks!

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