Crocheted Corded Fingerless Gloves
Materials
Simply soft yarn, 1 ball will make both gloves
Hook size H/8- 5MM (can be adjusted to make different sizes,
bigger or smaller)
Tapestry needle
Special Stitches
FPDC- Front post double crochet- yarn over, insert hook from front
to back, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, yarn over pull through
last 2 loops.
BPDC- Back post double crochet- yarn over, insert hook from back to
front, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, yarn over pull through
last 2 loops.
FPTC- front post triple crochet- yarn over twice, insert hook from
front to back, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, yarn over pull
through 2 loops, yarn over pull through last 2 loops.
BPTC- Back post triple crochet- yarn over twice, insert hook from
back to front, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, yarn over pull
through 2 loops, yarn over pull through last 2 loops.
Whip Stitch: using the tapestry needle take the long tail and
always insert the needle on the same side of the seam. Insert needle pull yarn tight. Pull needle back to starting side and insert
again. (I keep edges flat so there is no
bulky seam you will feel on the palm of your hand.
Helpful sites:
Post Crochets: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYJs42RUfuc
Whip stitch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfjJTnA_KjA
Right Hand
Ch 32
Row 1: DC across,
Ch 2 turn (30 St)
Row 2-3: (FPDC, BPDC)
repeat all the way across, Ch 1 turn (30 St)- Make sure to line up fpdc on to
fpdc only!
Row 4: HDC 11, BPDC
in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, BPDC next St, HDC 11, Ch
2 turn (30 St)
Row 5: DC 11,
FPDC in next St, DC next St, (Skip 2) FPTC in 3 St, FPTC in next St, FPTC in
first skipped St, FPDC in next FPTC, DC next St, FPTC next St, DC 11, Ch 1 turn
(30 St)
Row 6: HDC 11,
BPDC in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, BPDC next St, HDC
11, Ch 1 turn (30 St)
Row 7: HDC 11,
FPDC in next St, HDC next St, FPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, FPDC next St, HDC
11, Ch 1 turn (30 St)
Row 8: HDC 11,
BPDC in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, BPDC next St, HDC
11, Ch 2 turn (30 St)
Row 9-12: Repeat
rows 4-7
Row 13: DC 11,
FPDC in next St, DC next St, (Skip 2) FPTC in 3 St, FPTC in next St, FPTC in
first skipped St, FPDC in next, DC next St, FPTC next St, DC 11, Ch 1 turn (30 St)
Row 14: HDC 5,
HDC 2 in next 2 St, HDC 4, BPDC in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC
next St, BPDC next St, HDC 11, Ch 1 turn (32 St)
Row 15: HDC 11,
FPDC in next St, HDC next St, FPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, FPDC next St, HDC 5,
HDC 2 in next St, HDC next 2 St, HDC 2 in next St, HDC 5, Ch 1 turn (34 St)
Row 16: HDC 5,
HDC 2 in next St, HDC next 4 St, HDC 2 in next St, HDC 4, BPDC in next St, HDC
next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, BPDC next St, HDC 11, Ch 2 turn (36 St)
Row 17: DC 11, FPDC
in next St, DC next St, (Skip 2) FPTC in 3 St, FPTC in next St, FPTC in first
skipped St, FPDC in next, DC next St, FPTC next St, DC 4, DC 2 in next St, DC
next 6, DC 2 in next St, DC 5, Ch 1 turn (38 St)
Row 18: HDC 6,
skip 8 St, HDC 5, BPDC in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St,
BPDC next St, HDC 11, Ch 2 turn (30 St)
Row 19-20: Repeat
rows 6-7 (30 St)
Row 21-24: Repeat
rows 4-7 except at the end only Ch 1 then turn (30 St)
Row 25: Loosely Sl in every St, fasten off leaving a
long tail, about 15 inches to whip stitch the glove closed.
Fold glove so that it is inside out, whip stitch from top to
bottom. Fasten off, weave in ends and turn
right side out… ENJOY!!!!
Left Hand
Ch 32
Row 1-13: same as
right hand
Row 14: HDC 11,
BPDC in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, BPDC next St, HDC 5,
HDC 2 in next 2 St, HDC 4, Ch 1 turn (32 St)
Row 15: HDC 5,
HDC 2 in next St, HDC next 2 St, HDC 2 in next St, HDC 5, FPDC in next St, HDC
next St, FPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, FPDC next St, HDC 11, Ch 1 turn (34 St)
Row 16: HDC 11,
BPDC in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, BPDC next St, HDC 5,
HDC 2 in next St, HDC next 4 St, HDC 2 in next St, HDC 4, Ch 2 turn (36 St)
Row 17: DC 4, DC
2 in next St, DC next 6, DC 2 in next St, DC 5, FPDC in next St, DC next St,
(Skip 2) FPTC in 3 St, FPTC in next St, FPTC in first skipped St, FPDC in next,
DC next St, FPTC next St, DC 11, Ch 1 turn (38 St)
Row 18: HDC 11,
BPDC in next St, HDC next St, BPDC next 4 St, HDC next St, BPDC next St, HDC 6,
skip 8 St, HDC 5, Ch 2 turn (30 St)
Row 19-20: Repeat
rows 6-7 (30 St)
Row 21-24: Repeat
rows 4-7 except at the end only Ch 1 then turn (30 St)
Row 25: Loosely Sl in every St, fasten off leaving a
long tail, about 15 inches to whip stitch the glove closed.
Fold glove so that it is inside out, whip stitch from top to
bottom. Fasten off, weave in ends and turn
right side out… ENJOY!!!
I can't believe no one has commented on this!! These wristers are fantastic!! Thanks so much for sharing the pattern!! When grad school isn't taking up so much time I am definitely going to make me some!
ReplyDeleteHi! I just came across your blog and the great patterns - thank you soooo much - love the doily rug! And the diaper cover and these! Have never tried something with cables - wondered how to do all those stitches - looking forward to trying this out when I get a break after Thanksgiving - what a fun idea! Thank you!!!
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ReplyDeletei dont get row 5 can somebody expain i am only 10
ReplyDeleteit's a cable in the middle, are you confused about the skipping stitches and then going back? There are lots of great cable stitch tutorials out there. Otherwise I think it's pretty straighforward.
DeleteIf you read it as 3rd st, not 3 st, it works
DeleteI feel silly asking this because no one else seems to have a problem. I finished the first 8 rows with no problem. Because row 8 uses BPDC and you start over with row 4 which also uses BPDC the cable goes from the front of the glove to the back of the glove. What in the world am I missing?
ReplyDeleteI used rows 5-8 instead
DeleteHi there. I think there is a mistake in row 15 as the stitches count as 35 but there's only meant to be 34. Can you help me please? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI haven't got to row 15 yet. The pattern is fantastic but there are some things that need to be interpreted...like in row 5 where it says "in 3 st" so maybe that's the case in row 15 that something is not stated correctly. I found this pattern on the net as a pdf and it doesn't have the "in 3st" in row 5. Maybe you could see if you can find that and see if it's the same as the row 15 here. The other what I think are mistakes in row5 are the same on here and in the pdf
Deleteok I'm to row 15 and I see what you mean. Acc to the pattern you have to crochet into 14 stitches at the end of the row and after the increases in row 14 there are only 13 stitches there to work in.I don't know the solution but I'm working on it.
Deletein row 5 it says do fptc in first skipped st, fpdc in second skipped stitch. Then dc in next st then fptc in next stitch. Should it be fptc in second skipped stitch then after the dc in next stitch shouldn't it be fpDC in that next stitch.
ReplyDeleteMine also turned out way too large so I chained 4 stitches less and did only 9 stitches on each side instead of the 11 called for here. I did use Red Heart with love yarn though instead of simply soft. I just don't like simply soft
ReplyDeleteand why, in the pdf does it say to chain 33 for the right glove and only 32 for the left glove? Here it says 32 for both but I followed the pdf and used 33 and it worked. I don't know how it would work only using 32. In the pdf it says ch33, and you start by dc in 4th stitch from the hook
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