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> SH's Fair Isle Fingerless Gloves
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SH's Fair Isle Fingerless Gloves
Materials: 1 oz ball Color A, 1 oz ball Color B - Pacolet Valley Fingering Weight Yarn (approx 120 yards each)
Sizes: You can make the gloves smaller by dropping down a needle size as described below.
Needles: US 2 (2.75 mm) double pointed or circular for magic loop will make the Larger Glove: 7 inches around, 7.5 inches deep.
Gauge: 8.5 stitches/9.5 rounds per inch in Fair Isle Pattern. You may want to knit fewer rounds on the upper hand.
—OR— US 1 (2.25 mm) double pointed or circular for magic loop will make the Smaller Glove: 6.5 inches around, 7.5 inches deep
Gauge: 9.2 stitches/11 rounds per inch in Fair Isle Pattern.
Notions: stitch markers, highlighter tape or magnetic board for charts, sewing needle
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- First published: February 2021
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