Lana Fingerless Gloves
Designed by Nancy Ricci, writer of the blog Getting Purly With It
Original pattern can be found here:
Materials:
yarn – I used Vanna’s Choice Solids
Needle size: US 7
Gauge: 20 stitches over 4” in stockinette stitch
Sizes: One size (approx. 12” long)
Abbreviations:
SSK: slip slip knit
K2tog: knit two together
Kfb: knit in front and back of stitch
Directions:
RIGHT HAND GLOVE
Cast on 38 leaving a 10” tail
Join in the round and work
Step 1:
Round 1: Knit 26, (k1,p1) to end
Round 2: purl 26, (k1,p1) to end
Round 3: Repeat row 1
Round 4: Repeat row 2
Step 2:
Round 5: K2, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 12
Round 6: knit
Round 7: Knit
Round 8: knit
Next round: repeat row 5
Next round: Knit
Next round: Knit
Thumb Opening
Next Row: Purl: Begin knitting in rows with this row. Back and forth for the thumb opening keeping in mind you will be knitting in stockinette stitch
Next Row : K2, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 12
Next Row : Purl
Next Row : Knit
Next Row: Purl
Next Row : K2, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 12
Next Row : Purl
Ending Thumb Opening
Next Round : Knit . Resume knitting in the round at this point to close off the thumb opening
Next Round: Knit
Repeat rounds 5-8 two more times.
Step 3: First increase set up
Round 9: K2, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x knit 12
Round 10: knit
Round 11: K2, kfb, k to last 3 stitches, kfb, k2 (40 stitches)
Round 12: knit
Step 4:
Round 13: K3, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 13
Round 14: Knit
Round 15: Knit
Round 16: Knit
Step 5 : Second increase set up
Round 17: k3, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 13
Round 18: Knit
Round 19: K2, kfb, k to 3 last stitches, kfb, k2 (42 stitces)
Round 20; Knit
Step 6:
Round 21: K4, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 14
Round 22: Knit
Round 23: Knit
Round 24: Knit
Repeat round 21 to round 24, 3 more times
Step 7: Last part of the glove and ribbing
Round 25: K4, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 14
Round 26: Knit
Round 27: (k1, p1) to end of row
I went down one needle size to do the cuff. It’s not required, just personal choice.
Repeat round 27, 7 more times. (I did only 6 x’s)
Bind off loosely, weave in tail.
LEFT HAND GLOVE
Cast on 38 leaving a 10” tail
Step 1
Round 1: (k1, p1) 6x, Knit 26
Round 2: (k1, p1) 6x, Purl 26
Round 3: repeat row 1
Round 4: repeat row 2
Step 2
Round 5: K12, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 2
Round 6: knit
Round 7: Knit
Round 8: knit
Next round: repeat row 5
Next round: Knit
Next round: Knit
Thumb Opening
Next Row: Purl: Begin knitting in rows with this row. Back and forth for the thumb opening keeping in mind you will be knitting in stockinette stitch
Next Row K12, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 2
Next Row : Purl
Next Row : Knit
Next Row: Purl
Next Row : K12, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 2
Next Row : Purl
Ending Thumb Opening
Next Round : Knit . Resume knitting in the round at this point to close off the thumb opening
Next Round: Knit
Repeat rounds 5-8 two more times.
Step 3: First increase set up
Round 9: K12, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 2
Round 10: knit
Round 11: K2, kfb, k to last 3 stitches, kfb, k2
Round 12: knit
Step 4:
Round 13: K13, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, k3
Round 14: knit
Round 15: Knit
Round 16: knit
Step 5 : Second increase set up
Round 17: k13, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, k3
Round 18: knit
Round 19: K2, kfb, k to 3 last stitches, kfb, k2
Round 20; knit
Step 6:
Round 21: K14, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 4
Round 22: knit
Round 23: knit
Round 24: knit
Repeat round 21 to round 24, 3 more times
Step 7: Last part of the glove and ribbing
Round 25: K14, (kfb) 4x, (ssk) 4x, (k2tog) 4x, (kfb) 4x, knit 4
Round 26: knit
I went down one needle size to do the cuff. It’s not required, just personal choice.
Round 27: (k1, p1) to end of row
Repeat round 27, 7 more times. (I did only 6 x’s)
Bind off loosely, weave in tail.
**The black satin bows were purchased at Hobby Lobby. They are Mark Richards Fluerettes.
You are awesome!!! I am inspired and admire your work to rewrite pattern in the round – I prefer to knit in the round and grateful for your pattern, time and clarity in this beautiful creation! Thank you Christina!!!
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thank you for your kind words!
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