Here is the first Fetching glove completed. I'm charmed by it. You may be wondering why I'm knitting myself another pair of fingerless gloves when I knit myself those Knucks a few months ago. Well, the other ones have each finger encased in a little tube, and while they are lovely and warm, they are too bulky for me to wear them and knit. (Yes, but this is what I do while Sally practices soccer - knit and try and keep my hands warm) Also, I really like this pattern and wanted to try it. Also, I don't have any purple gloves.
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Knit Bit: One down, one to go
Here is the first Fetching glove completed. I'm charmed by it. You may be wondering why I'm knitting myself another pair of fingerless gloves when I knit myself those Knucks a few months ago. Well, the other ones have each finger encased in a little tube, and while they are lovely and warm, they are too bulky for me to wear them and knit. (Yes, but this is what I do while Sally practices soccer - knit and try and keep my hands warm) Also, I really like this pattern and wanted to try it. Also, I don't have any purple gloves.
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5 comments:
Sheila, the two different stitches really has me impressed.
Do you need a reason for anything you knit?
I would so wear those! My hands are perpetually cold and fingerless entirely--as opposed to the knucks--is brilliant.
And I'm with Alison on the two-stitch thing. Well done, friend.
I love them too! Any chance of getting a pair of those for Christmas? You make me proud - nice work! Love, Mom
i like that you are knitting GLOVES by the POOL!
Mom, I thought I'd use the ribbing and cables for your elbow warmers, but with a much thicker yarn and bigger needles. I can't wait to see you - I have a swatch to show you! And I want to take you to the quilting yarn store :)
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