110one skein cabled fingerless gloves

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#110 One Skein Cabled Fingerless Gloves#SWB-K00110

y y y FINISHED KNITTEDMEASUREMENTS: Approximately 6½" [16.5 cm] around wrist(unstretched) and 6" [15 cm] long

SIZES: One Size fits most women(the palm-side is very stretchy 1 x1 ribbing)

KNITTING LEVEL: Intermediate

TECHNIQUES USED:

k = knit and p = purl

C4B = cable 4 back C4F = cable 4 front

T3B = twist 3 back

T3F = twist 3 front skp = sl 1 st, k1, pass sl st

over k st

k2tog = k 2 sts tog

p2tog = p 2 sts tog

knitting in the round ondouble pointed needles

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http://www.sweaterbabe.com/abbr.htmfor a list of standard knittingabbreviations.

One ball of Andean Silk from Knitpicks, a wonderfully soft Alpaca, Silk, and Merino Woolblend yarn, and a little time will earn you these fabulous cabled fingerless gloves! Perfectfor keeping your hands warm when typing, driving, knitting, or just hanging out.

A striking and fun-to-knit clustered braid cable adorns the top of each glove. The palmside of the gloves is all in 1 x 1 ribbing for a great fit. A few decreases above the thumb

hole create a nice fit at the top.

This completely seamless project is knit entirely on double pointed needles.

Make it in just a few sittings! A great, luxurious gift item to make in your recipientsfavorite color.

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MATERIALS A medium/worsted weight yarn in an alpaca or wool blend:

Approximate total yardage required: 96 yds [88 m].

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Shown In:Knit Picks Andean Silk (55% Superfine Alpaca/23 % Silk/22% Merino Wool); 1.75

oz/50 g [96 yds/88 m] per ball): 1 ball in Cream #23520

1 set of 4 double pointed needles (DPNs) in Size 8 [5 mm] OR SIZE TO OBTAINGAUGE

Cable needle (cn)



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Stitch markers

Waste yarn – 12" [30.5 cm] length in a smooth cotton, silk, or rayon Yarn tapestry needle

GAUGE 20-st panel of Clustered Braid Cable = approx 3” [7.5 cm] wide and 25 rows = 4” [10

cm]

PLEASE TAKE TIME TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE

PATTERN STITCHESCLUSTERED BRAID CABLE

NOTES1) C4B = Sl next 2 sts onto cn and hold in BACK of work, k2, k2 from cn.2) C4F = Sl next 2 sts onto cn and hold in FRONT of work, k2, k2 from cn.

3) T3B = Sl next st onto cn and hold in BACK of work, k2, p1 from cn.4) T3F = Sl next 2 sts onto cn and hold in FRONT of work, p1, k2 from cn.

Over 20 sts:Rnds 1 and 3 [RS]: P4, [k4, p4] 2 times.Rnd 2 [RS]: P4, C4B, p4, C4F, p4.Rnd 4: P3, T3B, T3F, p2, T3B, T3F, p3.Rnd 5 and all subsequent ODD-numbered Rnds: K all the knit sts and p all the purl

sts.



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Rnd 6: P2, [T3B, p2, T3F] 2 times, p2.Rnd 8: P2, k2, p4, C4B, p4, k2, p2.Rnd 10: P2, k2, p4, k4, p4, k2, p2.Rnd 12: P2, k2, p4, C4B, p4, k2, p2.Rnd 14: P2, [T3F, p2, T3B] 2 times, p2.Rnd 16: P3, T3F, T3B, p2, T3F, T3B, p3.Rnd 18: P4, C4B, p4, C4F, p4.Rnd 20: P3, T3B, T3F, p2, T3B, T3F, p3.Rnd 22: P3, [k2, p2] 2 times, k2; sl the last 6 sts worked onto cn and wrap yarn 4times counter clockwise around these 6 sts; then sl the 6 sts back to RH needle; p2, k2,

p3.Rnd 24: P3, T3F, T3B, p2, T3F, T3B, p3.

Repeat these 24 Rnds for patt.

NOTES1) Gloves are knit from the bottom up. Sts are held on waste yarn for the thumb holes,

which are then picked up and knit.2) You will have to shift sts on the DPNs on certain rnds to complete a cable or twist.

Just sl sts to whichever needle you need in order to properly work the cable or twist.

For example, you may need to work a C4B, but have only 1 st on the left DPN. Youcan just sl that st onto the next DPN and do the C4B from there.

3) "pm" = place stitch marker

KNITTING THE LEFT GLOVECO 38 sts on 3 DPNs (e.g. 13 sts on DPNs #1 and #2 and 12 sts on DPN #3).Establish cable panel and 1 x 1 ribbing backgroundRnd 1 [RS]: Join in the rnd with a st marker to mark beg of rnd, [p1, k1] 3 times, pm (use

a diff color than the beg-of-rnd marker), work Rnd 1 of Clustered Braid over next 20 sts, pm(use a diff color than the beg-of-rnd-marker), [k1, p1] 6 times.



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Rnd 2 [RS]: [P1, k1] 3 times, work Rnd 2 of Clustered Braid bet markers, [k1, p1] 6 times.

Patts are established. Work even through Rnd 27.

Use this table to keep track of which Clustered Braid rnd to follow for each Glove rnd:Glove Rnd Clustered

Braid RndGlove Rnd Clustered



Braid Rnd

3 3 12 12 21 21 29 5

4 4 13 13 22 22 30 Dec 2 6

5 5 14 14 23 23 31 Dec 1 7

6 6 15 15 24 24 32 8

7 7 16 16 25 1 33 9

8 8 17 17 26 2 34 10

9 9 18 18 27 3 35 11

10 10 19 19 Follow directionsbelow for creatingthumb hole and decsfor the next 4 rnds.

36 12

11 11 20 20 28 CreateThumbHole ANDDec 1

4 37 13

CREATE THUMB HOLE AND DECREASE TO SHAPE TOP OF GLOVE

Rnd 28 [Create Thumb Hole AND Dec 1]: Rib 5 sts with waste yarn, sl these same 5 sts

back to left needle, rib them again with working yarn, work in patts to last 2 sts, skp = 37sts.

Rnd 29: Work even.Rnd 30 [Dec 2]: K2tog, p2tog, work in patts to end = 35 sts.

Rnd 31 [Dec 1]: Skp, work in patts to end = 34 sts.Rnd 32 through 37: Work even.

Bind off all sts (not too tightly).

THUMB HOLEStick 1st DPN through the 5 sts which were ribbed with the waste yarn [this is your "lower"DPN]. Carefully remove waste yarn and use 2nd DPN to catch the 4 sts (they will look like

upside down sts) exposed from the rnd above where the waste yarn was [this is your

"upper" DPN].

Rnd 1 [RS]:Knitting from the "lower" DPN, work p1, [k1, p1] 2 times.

With the 3rd DPN: pick up and knit 1 st bet the "lower" DPN and "upper" DPN [along theleft], then [p1, k1] 2 times along the 4 sts of the "upper" DPN.

With a new DPN, continue around the thumb hole and pick up and knit 2 sts bet the"upper" DPN and the "lower" DPN [along the right].

You now have 12 sts total to work in the rnd for the thumb. Add a st marker to mark thebeg of the rnd.Rnds 2 through 4: *P1, k1; rep from * around.



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Bind off loosely in ribbing.

KNITTING THE RIGHT GLOVECO 38 sts on 3 DPNs (e.g. 13 sts on DPNs #1 and #2 and 12 sts on DPN #3).Establish cable panel and 1 x 1 ribbing backgroundRnd 1 [RS]: Join in the rnd with a st marker to mark beg of rnd, [p1, k1] 6 times, pm (use

a diff color than the beg-of-rnd marker), work Rnd 1 of Clustered Braid over next 20 sts, pm(use a diff color than the beg-of-rnd marker), [k1, p1] 3 times.Rnd 2 [RS]: [P1, k1] 6 times, work Rnd 2 of Clustered Braid bet markers, [k1, p1] 3 times.

Patts are established. Work even through Rnd 27.

Use this table to keep track of which Clustered Braid rnd to follow for each Glove rnd:Glove Rnd Clustered




Braid Rnd

3 3 12 12 21 21 29 5

4 4 13 13 22 22 30 Dec 2 6

5 5 14 14 23 23 31 Dec 1 7

6 6 15 15 24 24 32 8

7 7 16 16 25 1 33 9

8 8 17 17 26 2 34 10

9 9 18 18 27 3 35 11

10 10 19 19 Follow directionsbelow for creatingthumb hole and decsfor the next k 4 rnds.

36 12

11 11 20 20 28 CreateThumbHole AND

Dec 1

4 37 13

CREATE THUMB HOLE AND DECREASE TO SHAPE TOP OF GLOVE

Rnd 28 [Create Thumb Hole AND Dec 1]: K2tog, work in patts to last 5 sts, rib last 5 stswith waste yarn, sl these same 5 sts back to left needle, rib them again with working yarn =

37 sts.Rnd 29: Work even.

Rnd 30 [Dec 2]: Work in patts to last 4 sts, skp, p2tog = 35 sts.Rnd 31 [Dec 1]: Work in patts to last 2 sts, skp = 34 sts.Rnd 32 through 37: Work even.

BO all k sts in knitting and all p sts in purling (not too tightly).

THUMB HOLEStick 1st DPN through the 5 sts which were ribbed with the waste yarn [this is your "lower"

DPN]. Carefully remove waste yarn and use 2nd DPN to catch the 4 sts (they will look likeupside down sts) exposed from the rnd above where the waste yarn was [this is your

"upper" DPN].



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Rnd 1 [RS]:Knitting from the "lower" DPN, work p1, [k1, p1] 2 times.With the 3rd DPN: pick up and knit 2 sts bet the "lower" DPN and "upper" DPN [along

the left], then [k1, p1] 2 times along the 4 sts of the "upper" DPN.With a new DPN, continue around the thumb hole and pick up and knit 1 st bet the

"upper" DPN and the "lower" DPN [along the right].

You now have 12 sts total to work in the rnd for the thumb. Add a st marker to mark the

beg of the rnd.

Rnds 2 through 4: *P1, k1; rep from * around.

BO loosely in ribbing.

FINISHING

Weave in all loose ends.

Block gently, being careful to not stretch out ribbing or flatten cables.

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