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in store now : christina fingerless gloves

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05 Aug 2009

Finally, I'm proud to announce that my new pattern, Christina, is available at the Chopped Tomatoes Etsy Store and Ravelry!

Although this pattern was designed and knit in less than a week, it has taken me a little over a month to finally write it up! Some patterns just refuse an easy birth!

PATTERN DESCRIPTION

Christina is a swanky opera-length glove pattern with a lush foliate design. The botanically-inspired lace panels gracefully hug the forearms, and later on bloom into a herbaceous border around the fingers. The gloves knit up quickly, using less than an average 100g sock yarn skein, and look lovely in both variegated and solid yarns! Knit yourself (or someone else!) a pair of leafy loveliness and wear the springtime all year round!

Gloves are knitted in the round, using 4 double pointed needles. Pattern includes step by step instructions and full colour photographs.

SIZE

To fit hand circumferences S-M(L): up to 18-20(22)cm/7-8(8.5)inches

MATERIALS

Yarn

185m-190m/202yds-208yds of 4ply-sock/fingering weight yarn (Yarn Standards 1 – Superfine)
Gloves shown in Tri’Coterie Sock Yarn, 50% superwash merino, 50% tencel (330m/360yds, 100g/3.53oz) in Forest Green.

Needles

One set of 4 double pointed needles size 2.25mm (US 1)
OR needle size necessary to obtain gauge

Notions

Stitch markers
Tapestry needle to weave in ends

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Gauge/Tension

36sts and 44 rows = 10cm square over stocking stitch using 2.25mm needles

I designed these gloves especially for my cousin Christina, who is a nature-loving, elegant yummy mummy! She's asked me to knit her a pair of long gloves.. and I'm pretty sure these fit the bill!

Purchase Christina pattern on Etsy here!

You can view pattern information and purchase pattern on Ravelry as well!

If you have any questions or problems with your purchase, or any questions about knitting this pattern, please contact me! 

Peggy's Knits said...
6 Aug, 2009

wow these are stunning! oh you keep tempting me with all these new patterns !:)

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LadyChloe said...
6 Aug, 2009

Beautiful photography there! And gorgeous mitts!

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spinlady35 said...
7 Aug, 2009

Ooooooooo, very pretty!

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