How to Crochet Fingerless Gloves Tutorial

Looking for a beginner's guide to crocheting fingerless gloves? Then you've come to the right place! In this video, I'll show you how to crochet fingerless gloves using easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions.

If you're new to crochet or just want to learn how to make fingerless gloves, then this video is for you. I'll teach you the basics of crochet, including how to make fingerless gloves, so you can start creating your own stylish gloves today!

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Supplies:

H hook

100% Alpaca yarn or whatever yarn you prefer

Yarn needle

Abbreviations:
ch=chain
sl st=slip stitch
sc=single crochet
dc=double crochet

ch=chain

Make 2, H hook

Start: chain 36, connect with a sl st to form a circle

Rnd 1. chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in the next chain, *Skip 2 chains, 2dc in the next ch, ch 1, 2dc in the same ch (shell will be made), skip 2 chains, dc in the next two chains *Repeat around. sl st on top of the chain 3.

Rnds 2-8. *Repeat round 1 for a total of 8 rounds

Rnd 9. Insert Thumb hole by following the pattern, then chain past 1 complete pattern then start the pattern again to end.

So Chain 3, dc in the next dc, skip 2 previous 2 dc, *work 2dc, ch 1, 2dc shell in the previous chain 1 space, dc in the next 2 dc, work 2dc, ch 1, 2dc shell in the chain 1 space, 

Insert Thumb Hole, Chain 1, Skip the next 2 dc, and previous 2dc, ch 1, 2dc shell, Now dc in the next two dc, *Repeat the pattern around.  Slip stitch on top of the chain 3.

Next two final Rnds. 10-11. Repeat as the same as Round 1. Chain 3, dc in the next dc, skip 2 previous 2 dc, work 2dc, ch 1, 2dc shell in the chain 1 space, *dc in the next 2 dc, work 2dc, ch 1, 2dc shell in the chain 1 space,  *Repeat around, sl st on top of chain 3.

If you are interested in using alpaca yarn and buying some of this soft yarn, contact Julie, taffy2julie@aol.com. This pattern is brought to your courtesy of Julie. She allowed me to show off her work when I bought her alpaca yarn at a Pet Fest! Thanks Julie!