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WiseHilda Fair Isle Bootcamp Fingerless Gloves
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They dearly need blocking, but I quite like them. They are absolutely no good for typing, though.
They dearly need blocking, but I quite like them. They are absolutely no good for typing, though.
I'm past this now, but love the way it's turning out.
I'm past this now, but love the way it's turning out.
Digging the different colours, and I think I'll have enough for a third mitten... Totally normal. ;)
Digging the different colours, and I think I'll have enough for a third mitten... Totally normal. ;)
About half-way through the second mitten, and because I'm low on the blue, I'm switching out the colours on one section to be mostly gray instead of mostly blue.
About half-way through the second mitten, and because I'm low on the blue, I'm switching out the colours on one section to be mostly gray instead of mostly blue.
I do really appreciate the reverse side of the colourwork.
I do really appreciate the reverse side of the colourwork.
I think the hidden pinky is making me sad.
I think the hidden pinky is making me sad.
If I fold it back, I'm happier, and that's 4cm.
If I fold it back, I'm happier, and that's 4cm.
It's okay if I don't bend at all and don't need to access my fingers (e.g., not so useful for working in a cold office, probably fine for walking in the cold).
It's okay if I don't bend at all and don't need to access my fingers (e.g., not so useful for working in a cold office, probably fine for walking in the cold).
If I bend my wrist you can see all the extra fabric around the wrist area. It's snug around my forearm because it goes so deep into it. And too tall on my fingers. Thumb is fine, but I have really pull it down to get the thumb in right.
If I bend my wrist you can see all the extra fabric around the wrist area. It's snug around my forearm because it goes so deep into it. And too tall on my fingers. Thumb is fine, but I have really pull it down to get the thumb in right.
Again, not bending is okay, but not really usable that way.
Again, not bending is okay, but not really usable that way.
getting there
getting there
I really like the pattern with the squares, I may use that in another pair.
I really like the pattern with the squares, I may use that in another pair.
A teenie tiny stitch marker (only need one) makes me so happy when I see it. Worth knitting on these tiny needles (totally normal needles). :D
A teenie tiny stitch marker (only need one) makes me so happy when I see it. Worth knitting on these tiny needles (totally normal needles). :D
I had to tear out a bit and remember to increase for the thumb. D'oh. Enjoying this ever shifting look and feel.
I had to tear out a bit and remember to increase for the thumb. D'oh. Enjoying this ever shifting look and feel.
I am quite delighted by the glitch so far. More glitch coming on the other side of the thumb gusset.
I am quite delighted by the glitch so far. More glitch coming on the other side of the thumb gusset.
The glich is starting, whee! I'm interested to see where this goes. :)
The glich is starting, whee! I'm interested to see where this goes. :)
It's pretty, even though it's not the pattern I designed.
It's pretty, even though it's not the pattern I designed.
See those subtle lines? Not in use! :D Maybe on the second glove, ha ha.
See those subtle lines? Not in use! :D Maybe on the second glove, ha ha.
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February 26, 2011
October 18, 2020

WiseHilda Fair Isle Bootcamp Fingerless Gloves

Project info
My Head + Class Template
Knitting
Me!
Large
Needles & yarn
US 1½ - 2.5 mm
US 2½ - 3.0 mm
266 yards = 1.48 skeins
Dale Garn Baby Ull
0.75 skeins = 135.0 yards (123.4 meters), 37 grams
0007 Heathered Gray
1219
Gray
workshop
Dale Garn Baby Ull
0.41 skeins = 73.8 yards (67.5 meters), 20 grams
Pale Gray Blue
unknown
Blue
workshop
Dale Garn Baby Ull
0.32 skeins = 57.6 yards (52.7 meters), 16 grams
White
unknown
White
workshop
Notes

2020-09-16

This project got derailed hard by life. Picking it back up because the last tie is about to be snapped. ah

2020-09-16

Haven’t touched it in almost a decade, only managed 7 rows in the first place, and already deviated from the pattern before I got started again. :D Impressive. I’m going to carry on.

2020-09-16

ohhh, hey, lol, I don’t think I finished the palm, so these are going to be all the way around? oh boy. noooo, I did make the palm, just didn’t sketch it out all the way. This is going to be interesting.

2020-09-17

going to change up the palm view, why not :D

2020-09-17

My knitting is a little corrugated, I need to relax. :)

2020-09-29

Really love the squares section, and managed to relax a bit while knitting it. Almost to the end of the glove, then the top of the thumb and one done!

Question is, do I make the second match?

2020-10-03

This whole nonsense with two colour ribbing on tiny needles is hard enough when there are many stitches, but with DPNs on 26 stitches, it’s just shit, lol. So fiddly. Not fun. Blargh. :P

Grammarly notes I sound angry. #nailedit

2020-10-03

I think these are actually too big for me. Hunh. Well, this one single one is too big for me.

2020-10-04

Started the second glove. Still really hate two-colour ribbing, even more when starting it. ;)

2020-10-06

Got it all done, now on to the fun part. :D

2020-10-06

Second time is faster than the first, as usual. Still not super happy with my tension, but it’s blocking out on the first one, so I’m sure it’ll be fine on this one, too.

2020-10-07

Looks like the hand is about 4cm too long. Considering adding tops to make them mittens instead. Rolling the top back helps a lot. Otherwise, my pinky is lost.

2020-10-12

Nine years and all the ties have been snipped. Feels a bit anti-climactic, but also like recovering from an illness where you’re measuring every improvement and every moment of being not-quite-there until suddenly you aren’t and you’re running and laughing and it’s all in the very distant past, just a ghost that sometimes blows through gives you a momentary chill in the hot sunshine.

2020-10-13

Knit knit knit adapt knit knit. Got the thumb started and trucking right along, 15.5cm knit now.

2020-10-16

Almost at the end of the finger part, then a little thumb to do, then I will see if I have enough yarn for a third mitt. I may just add yarn in randomly, it is a glitch pattern, after all! :D

2020-10-18

All done! Not enough to do a third glove after all, but I’m happy with the two. :)

2020-10-27

Weaving in ends so I can put these babies to use!

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Finished
February 26, 2011
October 18, 2020
 
About this pattern
Personal pattern (not in Ravelry)
About this yarn
Baby Ull
by Dale Garn
Fingering
100% Merino
180 yards / 50 grams

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  • Project created: February 26, 2011
  • Finished: October 18, 2020
  • Updated: June 8, 2021
  • Progress updates: 8 updates