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    Gloves and Mittens to Knit and Crochet for the Entire Family
    Gloves and Mittens to Knit and Crochet for the Entire Family
    Gloves and Mittens to Knit and Crochet for the Entire Family
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    Gloves and Mittens to Knit and Crochet for the Entire Family

    By Anon

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    Gloves and Mittens to Knit and Crochet for the Entire Family contains detailed instructions and illustrations informing the reader on how to knit and crochet all different types of gloves and mittens. These include: men's afghan stitch gloves, women's two-tone crocheted gloves, shortie gloves, children's crocheted mittens, Both Classic gloves and many varieties of mitten.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRead Books Ltd.
    Release dateApr 16, 2013
    ISBN9781447489467
    Gloves and Mittens to Knit and Crochet for the Entire Family

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      Gloves and Mittens to Knit and Crochet for the Entire Family - Anon

      PRETTY AND PRACTICAL FOR THE LADIES

      Women’s Lace Gloves No. 626

      Medium Size

      MATERIALS—Bucilla Machine Washable Fingering Yarn, 3 ozs.

      Aluminum Sock Needles, 1 set Size 2.

      GAUGE: 9 sts=l inch

      RIGHT GLOVE—Cuff—Cast on 28 sts for hem of back of glove. P 1 row, k 1 row for 4 rows.

      Next row—wrong side—K 1, * yo, k2 tog.; repeat from *, end k1. K1 row, cast on 30 sts at end of row; 58 sts. Divide sts on 3 needles as follows: first 28 sts on first needle; 14 sts on 2nd needle; 16 sts on 3rd needle; join. K 28, p 2, * k 2, p 2; repeat from * to end of round. Repeat last round twice.

      Pattern—Round 1—K 3, * yo, slip, k and pass, k 2, k 2 tog., yo, k 2; repeat from * twice, k 1, work p 2, k 2 ribbing to end of round.

      Round 2—K 28, work ribbing to end.

      Round 3—K 4, * yo, slip, k and pass, k 2 tog., yo, k 4; repeat from * twice, work ribbing to end.

      Round 4—Same as round 2. Repeat last 4 rounds until ribbing measures 2 ins., decreasing 2 sts in ribbing on last round; 56 sts.

      First inc. round for thumb gore—Work pat. for 28 sts, place a marker before next st, k 1, yo, k 1, yo, k 1. place another marker before next st (5 sts in thumb gore), k to end of round; 58 sts. Carry up thumb markers. Work 3 rounds even with first 28 sts in pat. and remaining sts in stockinette st.

      2nd inc. round—Work to first marker, k 1, yo, k 3, yo, k 1, k to end of round. Continue to inc. 2 sts in thumb gore in this way every 4th round until there are 21 sts between markers, having 2 more sts between yo’s after each inc. round; 74 sts in round. Work 2 rounds even.

      Next round—Work 28 pat. sts; slip next 21 sts to a strand of yarn for thumb; cast on 7 sts for inner side of thumb, place these 7 sts on free needle, to same needle, k remaining sts of 2nd needle; k to end of round; 60 sts. Work 1 1/2 ins. even, end just before the 7 cast-on sts with pat. round 4. This completes lace pat.

      First Finger—Slip last 7 sts worked to a free needle, to same needle, k next 10 sts (the sts right over the 7 cast-on sts and next 3 sts), slip remaining 43 sts to a thread to be held for other 3 fingers, cast on 5 sts for gusset. Divide these 22 sts on 3 needles, join. K around for 2 1/2 ins., or 1/4 in. less than desired finished length.

      First dec. round—K 9, k 2 tog., k 9, k 2 tog.; 20 sts. K 1 round even.

      2nd dec. round—* K 3, k 2 tog.; repeat from * 3 times; 16 sts. K 1 round even.

      3rd dec. round—* K 2, k 2 tog.; repeat from * 3 times; 12 sts. K 1 round even.

      Final round—K 2 tog. 6 times. Break off, leaving an end. Draw end through all 6 sts; fasten off.

      Second Finger—Beg. at back of hand (lace section), slip 8 sts from thread to needle, join yarn and pick up and k 5 sts on 5 sts of gusset of first finger, slip 7 sts from other end of thread (palm of hand) to another needle and k, cast on 4 sts for gusset. Divide these 24 sts on 3 needles, join. K around for 2 3/4 ins., or 1/4 in. less than desired finished length.

      First dec. round—* K 4, k 2 tog.; repeat from * 3 times; 20 sts. K 1 round even. Finish as for first finger.

      (Continued on Page 21)

      Women’s Tailored Gloves No. 628

      Medium Size

      MATERIALS—Bucilla Machine Washable Fingering Yarn, 3 ozs.; and Bucilla Six Strand Embroidery Floss, Art. 017, 3 skeins, Contrasting Color for embroidery.

      Aluminum Sock Needles, 1 set Size 0.

      GAUGE: 10 sts=1 inch

      RIGHT GLOVE—Cuff—Cast on 78 sts. Divide on 3 needles, 27 sts on each of first and 3rd needles, 24 sts on 2nd needle, join. K 6 rounds even. Mark last st as end of round (side

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