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Hugo Fingerless Gloves
Lightweight and form-fitting, these fingerless gloves are perfect for those who need extra warmth without the bulk. The textured tops keep them snug and offer enough stretch to fit most sizes. If a larger size is needed, I recommend adjusting needle size or yarn.
Finished Measurements:
-Cuff circumference: 4.5” relaxed to 9” stretched
-Knuckle/palm circumference: 6” relaxed to 11” stretched
Notes:
-The alternate cable cast on is my stretchy cast on of choice. You can follow this tutorial by Wooly Wormhead for a 2x2 rib variation.
-For casting on stitches mid-row, I used the backward loop cast on.
-The largest needle size is used for casting on the cuff and binding off the fingers ONLY. Depending on your CO or BO of choice, you might not need it. I personally find it easiest to use a larger needle (rather than adjusting my tension) when things need to be stretchy or loose.
-I used circular needles (magic loop) for the cuff, palm, and top of hand section. DPNs were used for the fingers. The pattern is written to reflect this but DPN’s can be substituted throughout.
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