The Hug-a-Mug Gloves were inspired by what many of us love to do every morning, ‘Hug-a-Mug’ of your favorite brew! These fingerless gloves keep you warm and your mug comfortably in hand.
Now, these beautifully simple gloves have been made a little more complicated with a knitting technique lesson. Learn ‘two-at-a-time’ knitting, a skill that should not be limited to socks! Knitting ‘two-at-a-time’ can be applied to anything you want to duplicate. Fingerless gloves are a quick-knit, making them perfect for learning this technique.

This 11-page pattern is packed with step-by step photos to guide you through the learning process. The glove pattern itself is provided in two formats, a long description with photos as well as a compact 1-page short-description. Why? When I fall in love with a pattern and want to knit it again, the added descriptions and photos can just get in the way. The 1-page short-description provides the simplified instructions without pictures.

Pattern has been tech-edited and test-knit.

Skills Needed: Knit stitch, Purl stitch, Long-Tail Cast On, Backward loop Cast On, Casting Off

Skills Learned: Two-at-a-Time Knitting!
Right-Leaning Increase, Left-Leaning Increase, Circular Needle Knitting, ‘Inside Out’ Knitting

Yarn:
(2) skeins of worsted weight yarn, 60+ yards (55+ m) each.

Needles:
#8 (5.0mm) circular needle, 36” (90cm) minimum length
#8 (5.0mm) double pointed needle set

Pattern Table of Contents:
Getting Started Page 2
How to Knit Two-at-a-Time: Intro Page 3
How to Knit Two-at-a-Time: Detailed Steps Pages 4 & 5
How to Knit Two-at-a-Time: Pro-Tips Page 6
Glove Pattern ‘Long Description’ Pages 7-9
Glove pattern ‘Short Description’ Page 10
Glove patterns Stitch Instructions Page 11