Warmed with Love Fingerless Gloves

I have something exciting to share with you :D I've been focusing on graph hats for a while using my fpdc technique... but how about we take it a step farther and start applying this graphing technique to other patterns like, say, fingerless gloves?

Check out the free pattern below!

How cute are those? And so much more than a heart can fit on them! If you'd like to see a few other graph options including a flower, polka dots, or an even larger heart check out the PDF on ravelry!! I sell the PDF for just $2.50 - it includes the graph shown in the written pattern as well as the 3 others! Definitely a steal ;) You can buy it HERE. Otherwise, enjoy the free version below! 

Hook: I

Material: Red Heart Super Saver

Gauge: 7 st & 6 rounds = 2”

Hints & Tips:

-          Using the “bobbin method” described HERE will help simplify the graph portion of the gloves.

-          Many small graphs can be incorporated into these gloves and larger graphs can be by using a smaller hook and making more stitches around!

-          These gloves are of an average adult wrist size.

-          Gauge is essential!

-          Please play close attention to round 22 as A is for one hand and B is for the other so that the thumb hole will be in the right place.

Abbreviations/stitches:

-          Ch – chain

-          Dc – double crochet

-          Sl st – slip stitch

-          Fpdc – front post double crochet

-          Fphdc – front post half double crochet

-          St – stitch

Round 1) Ch 30, join to first st with sl st, ch 2, dc in every ch around and join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 2 - 4) Ch 2, fpdc around every st to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 5) Ch 2, fpdc around next 14 st, change to CC, fpdc around next st, change to MC, fpdc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 6) Ch 2, fpdc around next 13 st, change to CC, fpdc around next 3 st, change to MC, fpdc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 7) Ch 2, fpdc around next 12 st, change to CC, fpdc around next 5 st, change to MC, fpdc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 8) Ch 2, fpdc around next 11 st, change to CC, fpdc around next 7 st, change to MC, fpdc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 9) Ch 2, fpdc around next 11 st, *change to CC, fpdc around next 3 st, change to MC*, fpdc around next st, repeat from *-* once more and fpdc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 10) Ch 2, fpdc around next 1w st, *change to CC, fpdc around next st, change to MC*, fpdc around next 3 st, repeat from *-* once more, fpdc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 11 – 14) Ch 2, fpdc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 dc

Round 15) With CC, ch 1, bpsc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 30 sc

Round 16) Ch 1, sc in every st around, join to first st with sl st – 30 sc

Round 17) With MC, ch 1, sc in every st around, join to first st with sl st – 30 sc

Round 18) With CC, ch 1, sc in every st around, join to first st with sl st – 30 sc

Round 19 – 21) Repeat rounds 17 & 18

Round 22)

A: with CC, ch 1, sc in 1^st 3 st, ch 3, sk next 6 st, sc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 27 sc

B: with CC, ch 1, sc in next 21 st, ch 3, sk next 6 st, sc around to end, join to first st with sl st – 27 sc

Round 23) With MC, Ch 1, sc in every st around (3 sc over ch 3 sp), join to first st with sl st – 27 sc

Round 24) With CC, ch 1, sc in every st around, join to first st with sl st and tie off  – 27 sc 

And here you can see what the glove looks like worn! 

Lace Um' Up Wrist Warmers

A new pattern is being released at last! And, following along with last week's theme, I've got a new style of fingerless glove for you!

I made these using Martha Stewart Extra Soft Wool Blend but any similar yarn weight (such as I Love This Cotton) will work. I used a G hook. 

These gloves are both warm, soft and decorative! They would work well in many different color combinations! Find the pattern on Ravelry & Etsy.

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Etsy

Triangular Winter Set

This lovely set was inspired by the beautiful yarn from Yarn Baby LLC and was so incredible to work with. Like, I want to make an entire king sized bed out of this type of material LOL And the colors? Intense and amazing right? Check out her stuff, it's amazing. - This color is called "The Blues" - This is officially the third color I've worked with from Yarn Baby and I've not been disappointed a single time!

Now, on to the pattern.

This set features fingerless gloves and a headwrap. The flower is a unique style that brings out something a little extra from this beautiful piece. You are bound to love it! While this pattern will work up well in any worsted weight material, I definitely recommend using Merino because it is soft and you will love it. My model who doesn't crochet or anything like that fell in love with the material because of how soft and warm it was! :)

The stitch makes these thick without being bulky and they work up quickly. It's a perfect pattern for all skill levels.

Find on Ravelry `and Etsy:

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Fingerless Gloves Round Up - 10 Free Patterns

This week's free pattern round up will follow a wintery "lets get ready for the cold" theme with fingerless gloves! Check out all the incredible patterns below. 

These little gloves are perfect for teens! They look like they'd work up quick too. Check out the FREE pattern HERE.

Don't these gloves look so unique with the stitch that is being used? I love it! Get the free pattern HERE.

If you're a fan of the crocodile stitch, these wrist warmers are for you! Get the free pattern HERE.

This designer is on fire using yet another unique stitch for some beautiful wrist warmers! Get the free pattern HERE.

The name of these gloves hint that a rather awesome stitch has been used as well! Get the free pattern HERE.

These would be perfect for my daughter! I might just have to make up a pair! Get the free pattern HERE. 

These wrist warmers look like they'd work up quickly and be super warm! Get the free pattern HERE.

These wrist warmers look so classy in my opinion! Perfect to wear to any occasion! Find the free pattern HERE.

I just love the accents on these beautiful fingerless gloves! They are so awesome. Find the free pattern HERE.

And to wrap this wrist warmer round up, lets finish it off with one of my own patterns! Find the free pattern HERE.