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Knitting Gloves with Wool and Mohair Yarn
Susan
Aug 03, 2020 02:28 AM

You’ll Need
100g of yarn with at least 50% wool (30m/50g);
100g of yarn with at least 28% mohair (35m/100g);
Double-pointed knitting needles size 8;
Needle with a big eye.
Used Pattern
Stockinette Stitch: All knit stitches.
Stitches Control
With wool yarn: 8 stitches x 11 rows = 10 x 10 cm
Instructions
Cast on 13 stitches with wool yarn and turn to knit around. Make 32 cm with stockinette stitch. Bind off 12 stitches, cut the yarn, and draw it through the last stitch. Slip the 13th stitch to the lower row. Insert mohair yarn in the needle with the big eye and fasten the set-up edge along with the edges with bound off stitches. Also, fasten the edges from both sides of the slipped stitch.
Make the second glove in the same way.
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I love this pattern for the sweater jacket. But there is no pattern given for this. Please help
It's a pattern for mittens, but I'll see, maybe I can find the pattern for this jacket either