Short Row Colourwork Gloves - 2 patterns!

2 discounted fingerless gloves patterns, both using the short row colourwork technique inspired by WoollyWormhead

Striped Dashers - Uses short row stripes and dash's to create 4 different motif's for the front and back of each hand.

Anthos—Named after the Greek word for “flower,” Anthos reflects the colourful blooming bud and leaf motif on the back of each glove created through the clever use of short rows.

These fingerless gloves are knitted sideways in garter stitch on straight needles. This pattern offers the chance to learn three exciting new techniques with step-by-step photo instructions, all while skipping the hassle of knitting in the round, using fiddly DPNs, or even doing purl stitches!

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 Pattern will be emailed to you within 24 hours of purchase. 

 A quote from one of my customers

"I find that a real strength of the pattern lies in breaking a motif down into chunks, explicitly stating how a single stripe or dash in contrast colour is worked into a garter stitch fabric (and the technique is simple). On that basis, it’s so easy to play around, alter a motif or draw one’s own, and turn it into wearable art. Plus, it was obvious how to adjust the mitt shape to a different yarn weight (DK to fingering in my case), and the fit is really good!

 Together with Sandra’s Anthos Gloves, I’d say one really gains a different perspective on Woolly’s (and Tom’s) short-row colourwork designs for hats (and cowls)."