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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Sandyfroglegs Fingerless Gloves
*Oct.20, 2008. A correction has been made to the pattern.
(Row 5 was changed to reflect that it is Row 8.)
**Size small and size(large)
Try on as you crochet and increase the
beginning chain and overall width as needed
for larger sizes.
Materials:
Sock yarn
F/5-3.75MM Crochet hook
Stitch markers
Special Notes:
Leave a long enough tail after ch 32 (38), to sew first dc
row closed.
Slip stitch rows closed except rows 8-10 (12) which will be
used for the thumb space.
Crochet in same direction, except for the rows where
you turned to leave the thumb hole
Stitches Used:
Ch=Chain
DC=Double Crochet
FPdc=Front Post Double Crochet
Sl st=Slip Stitch
Esc=Extended Single Crochet
BPdc=Back Post Double Crochet
Instructions:
Ch 32 (38)
Foundation Row: DC in 3rd chain from hook.
DC in next chain and in each chain across
(Size small 30 DC. Size large 36 DC)
Rows 1-3:*FPdc around first stitch, BPdc
around next stitch. Rep from * around.
Sl st to first st.
Row 4-7:Esc in each stitch around. Sl st to first st.
Mark beginning of each round with stitch marker.
Row 8-10 (12):Esc in each stitch across.
DO NOT slip stitch row closed. Turn at end of each row
instead of continuing in rounds to leave open thumb space.
Row 11 (13):Esc in each stitch around. Sl St to first stitch
Rows 12-17 (14-19):Continuing to work in rounds, Esc in each
stitch around. Mark beginning of each round with stitch marker.
Row 18 (20):DC in each stitch around.(30, 36 DC).
Sl St to first stitch.
Row 19-25 (21-27):*FPdc around first stitch, BPdc around
next st. Rep from * around. Sl st to first st. Tie off.
(Note:additional rounds may be worked until wrist
is desired length).
Thumb detail (optional):Attach yarn to thumb space.
Work one row of dc around, evenly spaced.
Work one row of FPdc/BPdc around. Fasten off.
© 2007 Sandy “Sandyfroglegs” Scofield
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8 comments:
I felt a revision was needed in the pattern (row 5/changed to row 8) and have corrected the pattern.
What a wonderful pattern for you to share with all your readers. You are a very generous lady and we are so lucky to have you in the Crochet Community.
Thank you again for all you do.
*HUGS*
Just wanted to tell you that I love you!
http://jaybirddesigns.blogspot.com/2008/11/someone-love-me.html
WOW! You have beautiful patterns! Thank you for sharing them with people like me who are always looking for new things to make. I look forward to the future for more things to make. :D
Thank you so much for the encouragement!
These look delightful! I just might have to try them... Speaking of which, what was the yarn you used in the sample pictures? [Not the turquoise/brown, the other one.] I like the kind of gradual varigated look it has not to mention the colors. Thanks!
Katie--this is a wonderful sock yarn called JL Vinca (I am not sure which colorway I used-but they are all great. I love the stuff!)
It comes from Julia's Yarn Store in Texas. I buy mine on Ebay~
http://stores.ebay.com/Julias-Yarn
There webstore is~
www.juliasyarn.com
**I can tell you that I used a "2008" stock.
Think I would like a pair of these myself. Must add them to the list.
Sandy
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