This pattern is for my author friends and others who spend too much time at the keyboard on cold winter days. These fingerless mitts have nothing between the fingers and are made to fit snuggly so that they don’t interfere with the keyboard or mouse. And with no fancy stitching … they knit up in a snap!
For driving and outdoor wear, try my Glovelets pattern.
Snug-Fitting Fingerless Mitts
Sport weight yarn
Size 4 double-pointed needles
Wrist:
Cast on 36 sts and divide onto 3 needles, work in k2, p2 ribbing for 3”, then knit 6 rounds of stocking stitch.
Thumb Gusset:
Rnd 1) m1, k3, m1, knit to end
Rnds 2 & 3) k around
Rnd 4) m1, k5, m1, knit to end
Rnds 5 & 6) k around
Rnd 7) m1, k7, m1, knit to end
Rnds 8 & 9) k around
Rnd 10) m1, k9, m1, knit to end
Rnds 11 & 12) k around
Rnd 13) m1, k11, m1, knit to end
Rnds 14 & 15) p1, k1 ribbing for 13 sts, k to end
Rnd 16) working in p1, k1 ribbing, cast off 13 sts, k to end
Rnd 17) pick up 1 st at beginning of cast off, m2, knit to end
Hand:
Work in stocking stitch for 1.5”
Work k1, p1 ribbing for 2 rounds
Working in k1, p1 ribbing, cast off loosely
Work in ends
I’m going to try this pattern. I ended up on your blog because I was trying to find out about the hand spun, hand knit shawl. That sort of thing is up my interest alley! Looking forward to reading some books!
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I knitted several of these this year for Christmas gifts. They are always well received. Some day I need to put a page on here with photos of my shawls. I keep thinking about it … but I don’t know why I’ll actually get around to it.
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