Long Scalloped Glove Adrienne
I was planning on writing a pdf.file for the pattern and to make some nice photographs on these long scalloped gloves but alas, I am running out of time.
Several people have been asking me to please please post the pattern soon because it would make such a nice Christmas gift.
Pdf.file will follow soon, for now you will have to do with this posting, aight?
Long Fingerless Glove "Adrienne"
This long fingerless glove is named after a beautiful and tall woman called Adrienne, who happens to be my friend!
First I will give you sort of a picture tutorial and the entire pattern is written out further down this page.
In this pattern you need to know how to increase by knitting in front and back of a stitch (kfb). You also need to know the slip slip knit decrease (ssk) and the knit two together decrease (k2tog).
If you do not know how to do this please go to knittinghelp.com and watch Amy Finlay's video tutorials on Kfb, ssk and k2tog.
This pattern contains a 8 row repeat stitch which give you 7 scalloped purl ridges. The front side of the glove is scalloped, the back side contains simply stockinette stitch.
The first and last stitch are always knit in stockinette stitch which will make your life easier when you seam later on.
After you are done with the knitting part you will have to seam the glove, using the mattrass stitch technique. If you don’t know how to seam, go to knittinghelp.com and watch Amy Finlay’s excellent video tutorial on the mattress stitch. Scroll down her page untill you hit the “finishing” section and click on the mattress stitch! Start Seaming down from the top for about 2.5 inches:
Then start seaming up from the bottom for about 8 inches untill you have a thumb opening left of about 1.25 - 1.50 inches:
Turn the glove inside out and weave in the ends.
In the end you should have a nice and neat seam:
And if all went well, your glove should look something like this:
I particularly like the scallop right on top of the glove. It is almost as if it "protects" your fingers by wrapping it in the scallop! And it looks so feminine on!
And now for the pattern!
Again, the pdf will follow shortly, for now you will have to do with this:
Materials Yarn: Manos Silk Blend, dk weight, 150 yards.
Any dk yarn will do as long as you have about 140-150 yards of yarn.
Needle Size 7 or size to obtain gauge! I am a very tight knitter so you might want to consider a different needle size!
Darning needle for seaming.
Gauge: 4.5 st and 6 rows in = 1” in St st Be sure to check your gauge, okay?
Size: Length: approx. 12” Width (when not seamed): approx. 6.5”
This pattern is knitted flat from the top down. The first and last stitch are always knit in stockinette stitch to make your life easier when you need to seam.
NOTE: The SSK in this pattern is done as follows: Slip knitwise, Slip knitwise , and then knit both stitches together into the back loops.
RIGHT HAND GLOVE
Cast on 36 stitches and make sure you have a 10 inch tail for seaming.
Step 1: The top part
1) RS: Knit 25, (k1, p1) untill the last stitch, now knit that last stitch.
2) WS: Purl 1, (k1, p1) 5x, knit 24, purl 1.
3) Repeat Row 1
4) Repeat Row 2
5) knit 1, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, knit 11.
6) Purl all stitches
Step 2: The actual pattern
7) Knit all stitches
8 ) Purl all stitches
9) Knit 1, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, knit 11
10) Purl 11, Knit 24, Purl1
11) Knit all stitches
12) Purl all stitches
13) Knit 1, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, knit 11
14) Purl
Now Repeat row 7 to row 14 another for another 6 times! In the end you should have 7 purl ridges in your pattern.
Step 3: Last part of the glove and ribbing
15) Knit all stitches
16) Purl all stitches
17) Knit 1, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, knit 11
18 ) Purl all stitches
19) K1, P1 ribbing accross.
Repeat row 19 for 5 times more.
Bind off loosely in ribbing pattern. Leave an 18 inch tail.
Now seam your glove!
LEFT HAND GLOVE
Cast on 36 stitches and make sure you have a 10 inch tail for seaming.
Step 1: The top part
1) RS: (knit 1, purl 1) 5x, knit 1, knit 25
2) WS: p1, k24, p1, (k1, p1)5x
3) Repeat row 1
4) Repeat row 2
5) K11, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, k1
6) Purl all stitches
Step 2: The actual pattern
7) Knit all stitches
8 ) Purl all stitches
9) K11, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, k1
10) P1, k24, p11
11) Knit all stitches
12) Purl all stitches
13) K11, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, k1
14) Purl all stitches
Now Repeat row 7 to row 14 for another 6 times! In the end you should have 7 purl ridges in your pattern.
Step 3: Last part of the glove and ribbing
15) Knit all stitches
16) Purl all stitches
17) K11, (kfb)4x, (ssk)4x, (k2tog)4x, (kfb)4x, k1
18 ) Purl
19) K1, P1 ribbing accross.
Repeat row 19 for 5 times more.
Bind off loosely in ribbing pattern. Leave an 18 inch tail.
Now seam your glove!
Enjoy knitting this glove and enjoy wearing it!
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I'll never forget the first day I met you and was in close knit looking for something new: not too hard but more challenging than....say a scarf :) I had been thinking of a fingerless glove and when you suggested these it was really quite serendipitous.I knitted about 12 pairs now. You were so humble when you gave me the website that I was shocked when I saw your picture. You ROCK!!!Thank you for such an amazing pattern
I love it!
Hi there! I love how you made 12 pairs of those gloves!!!I am so happy you are enjoying my pattern, keep on knitting!
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[...] Long Fingerless Glove Adrienne [...]
[...] have found this yarn to
[...] have found this yarn to be excellent for my very own Adrienne Gloves. Although I have no picture of this yarn knitted up as Adrienne’s, I can assure you it will [...]
Is there any chance at all
Is there any chance at all that you have this scalloped pattern in pdf. file yet? These are awesome.
Nancy! It was so nice to meet
Nancy! It was so nice to meet you today!
I will definitely give you a call when I am in Portland. Thanks for allowing me to print the pattern!
Olga
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[...] Nancy also shared with
[...] Nancy also shared with me one of her free patterns, the Long Scalloped Adrienne glove which is convertible and can be worn as a wrist/arm [...]
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[...] May I suggest a project for these yarns? Why don’t you use the Manos Silk Blend to make my Long Scalloped Fingerless Gloves Adrienne? [...]
I'm on my second pair now -
I'm on my second pair now - this time in alpaca - this is a fantastic pattern, thank you so much for sharing these!
Nancy, I made your
Nancy,
I made your beautiful pattern into PDF to make it easier to print. I would be happy to send it to you if you would like it. Just drop me an email and I will reply with it as an attachment.
I am so excited to make these that my baby's baby blanket is going to have to wait a little bit longer to get finished!
Cheers,
Dana
Hi Nancy - Kathy from EWE can
Hi Nancy - Kathy from EWE can Knit Pittsburgh. I am printing off the pattern for the fingerless glove that you made. Cannot wait to start them.
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[...] the next photo, Jade wears my fingerless gloves “Adrienne”, made with long variegation of earth tone [...]
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Lovely pattern! I think I
Lovely pattern! I think I shall have to knit it for myself. :D (I'm quite tall and named Adrienne, too.)
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