Why I love fingerless gloves

I just love fingerless gloves, they are so practical and they look so nice too.

As an artist and writer, fingerless gloves are so useful, because they keep my hands warm, but allow my fingers to retain their dexterity by not being covered by fabric. With them I can easily type, draw, and crochet or knit without having any trouble.

As a knitter yourself, I am sure these simple fingerless gloves will come very handy. (Pun intented :P)

And for your friends and family that aren’t knitters, well… they will come handy too. We all use our smartphones and tablets and need free fingers in order to operate those devices without trouble. Even for the gamers out there, is way easier to press buttons and move controllers with free fingers.

Yarn Used: [Caron One Pound in color black. 100% acrylic. Medium worsted weight][1].  
Yardage: 80 to 100 yards. (73 – 91 m)
Recommended Needles: [4.00 mm DPNs][2], or circulars if using magic loop method. Change needle size as necessary to obtain gauge.

Gauge: 17 sts and 24 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch.

Notions:
tapestry needle.
scissors.
stitch markers (3)
Stitch holder.

Sizes: S, M, L, XL
Measurement: 6.5 in, 7 in, 7.5 in, 8 in, circumference. 

Notes: This pattern is worked in rounds. Instructions for modifications to create different sizes are given in between parenthesis. Lenght can be adjusted by knitting more rounds before binding off.