Wow!   Can you believe we have very few days left for Christmas? I’m having trouble collecting these gifts at the last minute and I thought you were doing the same, so this week’s free idyllic crochet sample is something that will come in handy in an hour or two. I wanted a set of gloves or fingerless gloves so they could grab other items and I hope you have a lot of fun with this drawing! These fingerless gloves are grasped from the sides, then fold the rectangle in half, place the edges on both ends, then the edges turn sour, leaving room for the thumb to open. It’s pretty easy and after making the first glove the second one should go very fast. Every year the winter is getting colder and we have no choice but to cover our heads with warm and comfortable things. Like every part of the body, a strong cold effect is felt on our hands, and gloves are a feature that protects them from the effects of cold. Yes, gloves or mittens are really warm and comfortable, but they are also a bit uncomfortable because we cannot do most of our tasks while holding our fingers with gloves. However, every problem has a solution and you should choose fingerless gloves to understand this confusing situation. With these gloves in your hand, you can easily use, write and read your laptop, mobile phone and perform other tasks with great comfort and ease. And this simple finger hook glove will provide you with a really practical and elegant design for a house with chains or hooks. Women in particular will love these designs as they will add four months to create their winterwear. Since you will make them at home, you can use your own favorite colors and patterns that best suit your personality.

BERNAT STATE YOUR NATION KNIT MITTENS

MATERIALS

Bernat® Softee® Chunky™ (3.5 oz/100 g; 108 yds/99 m)
2-Color Version:
Contrast A and C Natural (28008) 1 ball
Contrast B Berry Red (28705) 1 ball
3-Color Version:
Contrast A Glowing Gold (28607) 1 ball
Contrast B Berry Red (28705) 1 ball
Contrast C Black (28040) 1 ball
Set of 4 size U.S. 10½ (6.5 mm) double-pointed knitting needles or
size needed to obtain gauge. Stitch marker. Stitch holder.

Don’t let circular knitting scare you with this pattern! These gloves are easy to work with. Knitting is done from the back loop to create a clear stitch definition. Knit in two or three colors to create your favorite set!

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