This Free Crochet pattern teaches you how to make a crocheted pair of Finger less gloves using the Birds of a Feather stitch.
You can find more things like this under the category Fingerless Gloves
Other patterns that use this stitch are:
Birds of a Feather Finger-less Gloves – Free Crochet Pattern
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For this project you will need:
HOOK: 5 mm hook or size H hook for the US
YARN: 2 colors of worsted weight yarn, 4 ply US, 10 ply AU
100 grams / 3.5. oz
240 meters / 262 yards
Tapestry needle
Stitch Marker
ABBREVIATIONS
ch = Chain
sl st = Slip Stitch
st = Stitch
sk = Skip
dec = decrease
beg = beginning
YO = Yarn Over
sc = Single Crochet
dc = Double Crochet
SC dec – Single crochet decrease
CS = Cross Stitch
IMPORTANT NOTE: There is no need to cut your yarn as you change colors ever round. Just drop one color and replace it with the other color. Do not carry the yarn with you, just let it hang there waiting for you when you reach the beginning of your round again.
MC = Main Color
SeC = Secondary Color
THE TUTORIALS:
RIGHT HANDED VERSION
LEFT HANDED VERSION
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To start: With MC
ch 27 loosely
Round 1
sc in all sts, sl st into beginning stitch
Round 2 – With SeC
ch 1 and dc into same stitch. Ch 2 and sk 2 sts, *dc into next stitch, ch 2 and sk 2 sts * Repeat. sl st into beginning st.
Round 3 – With MC
sc into beginning st you just sl stitched into. *Then CS by skipping a st and dcing into the next stitch. Then dc into the st you just skipped to complete the CS. Sc into next stitch* Repeat. sl st into beginning st. With rounds 2 and 3 now completed you now have your first set done. You need a total of 8 sets completed. So repeat Rounds 2 and 3 seven more times.
When you have your 8 sets done. Now it’s time to start your Thumb.
Round 18 – With SeC
ch 1 and dc into beginning st, CHAIN 3, sk 2 sts, dc into next stitch, *ch 2, sk 2 sts, dc into next st* Repeat round as normal. Sl st into beginning st.
Round 19 – With MC
sc into beginning st, sc 1 into the next 2 chains, sc into next stitch, (giving you 5 single crochets in a row.) *CS, sc into next stitch* Repeat as normal until end of round. Sl st in beginning stitch.
Round 20 – With SeC
ch 1 and dc into beginning stitch, sc 1 into the next 3 sts, *dc into next stitch, ch 2* Repeat round as normal. Sl st into beginning st.
Round 21 – With MC
sc in beginning st and in next 4 sts. * CS , sc into next st * Repeat round as normal. Sl st into beginning st.
Round 22 – With SeC
ch 1 and dc into beginning st. ch 2, sk 2 sts, dc into next st, ch 2, SK 3 STS, *dc into next st, ch 2, sk 2 sts, * Repeat round as normal. Sl st into beginning st.
Round 23 – With MC
sc into beginning st, CS, sc into next stitch, You have 3 skipped stitches here from last round. Ignore the farthest left stitch, and CS using just the other two stitches. * Sc into next stitch, CS * Repeat round as normal. Sl st into beginning st.
Round 24 – With SeC
ch 1 and dc into same stitch. Ch 2 and sk 2 sts, *dc into next stitch, ch 2 and sk 2 sts * Repeat. sl st into beginning st. You are done with your SeC color now, cut your yarn leaving a long enough tail to be worked in with a tapestry needle.
Round 25 – With MC
sc into beginning st you just sl stitched into. *Then CS , sc into next st. * Repeat round as normal. Sl st into beginning st.
Round 26
Sc dec in all sts around. Sl st into next st and ch 1, cut your yarn leaving a long enough tail to be worked in with a tapestry needle.
Now working on the bottom of your glove where we first began, using the other side of our beginning chain. Sc into all stitches around.
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