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.
These quick and easy bulky fingerless gloves - with optional thumbs and mitten tips - provide the warmth of a mitten, while having the option to keep your fingers free when you need them! This particular pattern is made for wrist size 8-9 around, but if worsted weight yarn is used instead they may fit smaller hands (untested). They use mainly variations of half-double and single crochet stitches, and a list of terminology is provided at the top of the pattern. Enjoy
Add the perfect homemade touch to any pair of store-bought gloves. These Semi Homemade Gloves also make a great homemade gift idea because they are so quick and easy to complete. Simply crochet tiny granny squares and sew them onto your favorite pair of stretchy gloves using any color combination of Craft Cord or embroidery floss you prefer.
The Grigio Fingerless Gloves crochet pattern is sure to keep his hands warm this winter. This textured stitch works up beautifully and makes a great gift for him. The free crochet fingerless gloves pattern includes sizes for small to medium hands and large to extra large hands. Finished length is 8”/20cm for both sizes so it will fit longer on smaller hands. To fit hand circumferences (measure around the knuckles) of: (S/M) 8”/20.5cm - 8.5”/21.5cm (L/XL) 9”/23.5cm - 9.5”/24cm
These fingerless gloves are just enough to keep your hands warm and yet keep your fingers free for other things (such as texting). The stitch combination creates a thick lace effect that is so pretty on the hand I have instructions for two wrist finishes, one straight across and one with a notched opening and the fingertip end has a nice scalloped edge. I aded buttons for a little extra sparkle but of course they are optional
The Stella Fingerless Gloves use DK weight yarn and feature the lovely star stitch. The women's small size is available as a free pattern on my blog (medium and large are available as well, for purchase). For my sample, I used super soft Herriot by Juniper Moon Farm, a 100% baby alpaca dk-weight yarn. You could use any DK yarn you'd like! These gloves also have a coordinating hat and scarf, in case you are interested in making a matching set!
Beautiful fingerless gloves that are easy to make! They are worked in the round in one piece with no seams. These are made with bulky weight yarn, so they not only work up quickly, but are very warm. This pattern includes both a teen and adult size. I have included both written directions and a video tutorial. These fingerless gloves are great gifts for teachers and daycare providers who might need to tie shoes or wipe noses when they are outside with the kids. I also make them for the teenage teaching assistants in my dance classes.
These wrist warmers are made as a single rectangle, slip stitched together, leaving a hole for the thumb. Made in mostly one piece, with another strand used for the second ruffle.
To adjust size, crochet more rows until glove wraps around wrist/forearm comfortably. If finished size is too big, remove rows until it wraps around comfortably.
Does your child always seem to complain that it's too cold in your home? Then maybe a pair of Fingerless Gloves for Kids will keep their complaints at bay. The trendy crochet fingerless glove design is modified to fit kids with this pattern, which is also easy to make. Your child will love wearing these warm and comfortable gloves inside and out, as the design will provide additional coverage between the cuffs of their coats and edge of their mittens. The fingerless gloves can also be worn while doing homework, reading, or watching TV.
