Fusion Gloves pattern is designed in two versions: with or without fingers.
Both versions are worked in the rounds, seamlessly from cuff to fingers.
First the cuff is worked in 1/1 rib, then the outside of glove is worked in honeycomb, when inside has a stockinette stitch.
The thumb is shaped by increases, and other fingers are shaped by pick-up stitches.
Fingerless version ends with a Bind-off, the version with fingers ends with pull of the yarn through.

Sizes
S (M), size S shown in photos

Finished measurements
Hand circumference: 17 (19) cm / 6½ (7½)”
Length from base of thumb to tip: 7,5 (9) cm / 3 (3¼)”
Total length with cuff: 20 (23) cm / 8 (9)”
Thumb circumference: 6 cm / 2½”
Measurements taken after blocking.

Materials
Drops Alpaca 100% alpaca, 50 g = 167 m 1.8 oz = 183 yds in color 9021 or BC Garn Yorkshire 100% wool, 50 g = 225 m 1.8 oz = 246 yds in color 06, 1 skein

Needles
Circular needles: 2.25 mm US 1, 80 cm long 32” and 2.5 mm US 1½, 80 cm long 32”
Double-pointed needles: 2.25 mm US 1 and 2.5 mm US 1½
(if the Magic Loop technique is not used)

Notions
2 stitch markers
BOR marker
scrap yarn
tapestry needle for kitchener stitch and weaving in ends

Gauge
Stockinette stitch: 33 sts x 44 rounds = 10 cm x 10 cm 4” x 4” 10 cm on 2.5 mm US 1½ needles, after washing and blocking.

Tension
Be sure TO CHECK your tension before starting to knit – if
tension is too tight, change to larger needles; if it is too loose,
change to smaller needles.

Special techniques and tips
Kitchener stitch - tutorial

Backwards Loop cast-on - tutorial

Folded Hem - video tutorial

Skill level: intermediate