Do you remember when the headline on September 12th, 2001 in the Le Monde read We Are All Americans? I do. Do you remember the Parisians singing The Star Spangled Banner at Notre Dame? I do. Here are simple fingerless gloves made in the Paris Stitch. Because I had to do something, even just one small thing, for Paris.
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Star Divine Crochet Fingerless Gloves
Is your home a bit chilly when the temperature really starts to dip? You can keep warm while reading, watching TV, or working on the computer with these Star Divine Crochet Fingerless Gloves. The crochet pattern is easy to make and elegant, too, so you can definitely wear this pair while running errands. The yarn weight also means you can easily slide off the gloves and keep them in your pocket for use later in the day. These crochet fingerless gloves can be made within a weekend, making them the perfect option for a last-minute gift for someone.
Star Stitch Fingerless Gloves
These fingerless gloves were made working on star stitch and it took me about two hours to finish it. I offer a video tutorial in spanish with english subtitles in which I use a medium weight yarn and a 5.5. mm hook. I also offer a written pattern in spanish and in english, in which I use a light to medium weight yarn and a 5.0 mm hook. Both with clear instructions and beginner friendly. I also show how to avoid a gap between first and last star stitch of each round.
Cabled Fingerless Gloves
I designed these gloves in 2016 to be part of The Pattern Pack Pro Magazine, Issue 28, which featured mine and five other fingerless gloves crochet patterns. Near the time I designed these, I had recently mastered crocheting cables, and oohh they are so fun! And I think they produced a really beautiful, elegant pair of fingerless gloves, especially paired with the ribbing on top and bottom. 3 Lengths available, and gloves are made to fit child/adult small. Go up a hook size to make larger gloves.
One Skein Wonder Fingerless Gloves
Your next winter weather craft should definitely be these One Skein Wonder Fingerless Gloves. Make both mitts with just one skein of yarn! The pattern fits anyone from young adult to old, but may be a bit big on little kids. The best part is that you make two of the same thing because the crochet fingerless gloves have the same free pattern for both the left and right hand. Keep warm in the winter by learning how to make fingerless gloves.
Ridged Crochet Fingerless Gloves
Here is another free pattern of crochet fingerless gloves! It's a simple design and easy enough for beginners! The design is similar to the fingerless gloves I previously shared with you with a different type of crochet stitch. The type of stitch I'm using here is commonly used for ribbing on cardigans, jumpers/sweaters, hats/beanies etc. The stitch makes an elastic, soft and stretchy fabric which makes it great for fingerless gloves! Materials used: medium worsted #4 yarn and 4.5mm crochet hook
