How to knit gloves with knitting needles with a description: diagrams, patterns. How to knit women's, men's and children's gloves with knitting needles? How to knit convertible gloves? Master class step by step Knitting mittens and gloves with knitting needles diagrams and descriptions
Cold and snowy weather is also good because you can add variety to your look with different accessories. What is the most important accessory in the autumn-winter period? Of course, gloves and mittens.
Mittens-gloves, the best accessory
For those who have already knitted this irreplaceable element of their wardrobe, this master class will tell you how else you can diversify the creative process and the final look of the product.
Guided by the diagrams and descriptions, try to knit mittens-gloves that are both original and practical.
Required materials and tools
- knitting needles number 3.5 in the amount of 5 pieces;
- 100 grams of 100 percent wool yarn. For example, "Merino pur".
To work you will need the following patterns:
- elastic band, which is performed by alternately alternating the front and back;
- smooth surface. This pattern is made using purl and front rows. Remember that when knitting in the round you only need to make knit stitches.
A sample whose dimensions are 10 by 10 centimeters should have a knitting density of about 27 loops per 37 rows.
First stages of work
The left glove should be knitted first. If you have already taken all the measurements and calculated the necessary indicators, then you can get to work. Let's assume that you have 48 loops. Cast them on 4 needles and then close them into a ring. Use the usual elastic pattern for the first 10 centimeters of the fabric. When 38 circles are ready, you can move on to working only with facial ones. Thus, 28 circles should be completed, which further form the outer side of the glove. The same number of rows will serve to form the inner side.
Subsequent stages
After 21 loops in the 2nd row from the beginning of the elastic, you need to add 1 more. You should also add 4 more times in every 4 circles. Continue knitting mittens and gloves for 6 centimeters. After knitting 24 rows, switch to a safety pin, preferably a large one. You need to leave 11 loops of the future wedge on it. Now dial 3 to form jumpers and continue to work the fabric in a circle. Before starting the 2nd row, knit the first 2 loops with a slant to the left in pairs. Also knit the last 2 stitches together. Stepping back from the thumb hole, make 4 centimeters of the canvas. Now transfer 6 loops on the outer side and the same number on the inner side to a separate knitting needle.
We knit the phalanges of the fingers
Cast on 14 loops to tie the jumpers. Before knitting, they should be distributed over 3 knitting needles. Continue with facials. When the length for each phalanx is ready (about 5 centimeters or 18 loops after the jumper), you need to knit 2 loops in pairs at the end of each knitting needle. You need to do this until there are only 5 loops left. Finish the work by tightening and securing the loops with a working thread.
From the jumper, which is located between the sides of the mitten-glove, try to pull out 2 loops and knit 2 circles with the same knit stitches. Transfer the last few loops of the outer side, as well as the first of the inner side, to another knitting needle. In addition, to form the ring finger, you will need a set of 17 loops to form a jumper. Continue knitting in the round, and 6 centimeters later, finish the tip of the finger in the same way as described for the little finger.
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Knitted gloves, models from the Internet
Beautiful gloves with crossed braids.
Dimensions: cuff circumference 18 cm; hand circumference (above thumb) 21 cm. You will need: 3 skeins of 1.75 oz/50 g (each approx. 110 yards/100 m long) of Rowan/ Wesminster Fibers, Inc. yarn. Scottish Tweed DK oatmeal #25; 1 set (6) size 7 (4.55 mm) double needles, or size enough to knit the pattern correctly; auxiliary needle for knitting braids; stitch markers; leftover yarn.
How to knit gloves
Knitted men's gloves
You will need: Mondial Extrafine yarn (100% merino wool 175 m/50 g) -200 g gray, set of sock needles No. 2.
White knitted gloves
Glove size: 7/8.
You will need: 100g of white Sockli yarn (75% wool, 25% polyamide, 210m/50g); set of double needles No. 2.
Christmas gloves knitted with patterns
One size.
Materials: “Drops Karisma Superwash” yarn from Garnstudio (100% extra wool, 100 m/50 g): 100 g wine red, 50 g natural white, 50 g beige; double needles No. 3 and double needles No. 2.5.
Knitting density: 23 p. and 32 r. persons satin surface = 10 x 10 cm.
How to knit gloves
Knitted transformable gloves
Knitted fingerless gloves
The knitting pattern and description below is designed for a hand with a circumference of 17 (20) cm (or 6.75 (8)”). The knitting density is 10x10 cm (25 loops and 30 rows) - for knitting with stockinette stitch.
Gloves with two knitting needles without seam
Without knowing how to knit on stocking needles or circular needles, you can knit a wonderful thing for yourself and not only yourself! A distinctive feature of this knitting method is that you can knit anything on the back of your hand. From jacquard to beaded knitting. That is, due to the fact that knitting always goes in a straight line, you can improvise the way you like. Materials and tools. Yarn 100% wool 100g=300 meters. Knitting needles No. 2.0 10 safety pins.
Knitted hat and gloves
Sizes: S/M – M/L.
Materials: DROPS Fabel yarn (75% high quality wool, 25% polyamide, 205m/50g): 100g for gloves; stocking and circular knitting needles (40 cm) No. 3 and circular knitting needles No. 2.5 (40 cm).
Knitting density: 24 p. and 32 r. front satin stitch = 10×10 ohm.
Patterns: knit according to patterns 1 and 2. The patterns show the pattern from the front side.
Knitted gloves Parisian
To knit gloves you will need: DROPS NEPAL yarn (65% wool, 35% alpaca, 50 g/75 m) 2 skeins of color 8783, hosiery knitting needles 3.5 mm and 4.5 mm. Knitting density: 18 stitches and 23 rows = 10x10 cm in stockinette stitch on 4.5 mm needles;
20 stitches and 27 rows = 10x10 cm in stockinette stitch on 3.5 mm needles.
Knitted openwork gloves
Knitted gloves Tulip
For knitting you will need materials: approximately 50g of yarn with a thickness of 350 - 400 m per 100g; stocking needles No. 2; knitting needles on fishing line No. 2; pin, needle.
Fingerless gloves with heart motif
Size: palm girth – 20 cm, slightly stretched.
Required: 100 gr. yarn (55% merino wool, 10% cashmere, 35% microfiber, 130 m/50g, “Kashmir Baby” type, knitting needles No. 3,25 and 4)
Knitted gloves, description
Knitted gloves, models from magazines
Knitted striped gloves
Fun gloves made from leftover yarn. Although you can take SUPERWASH 100 ALIZE yarn. It will probably be more expensive, but there will be no knots.
You will need: 50 g of yarn in different Fabel colors (75% wool 25% polyamide, 205 m/50 g); set of stockings No. 2.5 Stockinette stitch: knit r – knit. p, out. R. - purl p.: in a circle. R. knit only faces. P.
Openwork mitts with cuffs
Dimensions: hand circumference 19 cm (at the widest part of the palm, above the thumb); length 19 cm (from the bottom edge of the cuff to the base of the fingers).
You will need: 2 skeins of Aslan Trends Glaciar Del Cielo yarn (50 g / 125 m, cotton) light pink; a set of stocking needles (4 pcs.) 3.25 mm or knitting needles corresponding to the specified knitting density; auxiliary threads or additional knitting needles, marker
Knitted blue gloves
Glove size: 7.5-8.
To knit gloves you will need the following materials: 150 g of smoky blue yarn and the remains of pale blue yarn (100% wool, length 160 m/50 g). Set of knitting needles for socks No. 2.5.
Knitted fingerless gloves
Size: one size, length approximately 20 cm, circumference approximately 20 cm.
You will need:
50 g of Drops “A1rasa” yarn, light gray color No. 0501, straight Drops 2.5 mm knitting needles, or a size suitable for the specified knitting density.
Fingerless gloves with twisted pattern
Long fingerless wristbands with a twisted pattern are knitted in the round. The hem is made under the openwork edge.
Dimensions: length 25.5 cm; the circumference of the hand (unstretched) is 16.5 cm.
Long knitted gloves
You will need: 250 g of sand-colored thread, 5 knitting needles No. 3.
For one glove, cast on 48 stitches and distribute them on 4 knitting needles. Knit 4 rows with knitting needles in 1/1 stitches. In the 5th row on each knitting needle, evenly add 4 more loops and knit 35 cm with knitting needles in a pattern in accordance with the pattern to the thumb.
Knitted gloves - mitts
You will need: 100 g of dark pink wool yarn; stocking needles No. 4; volumetric applique in the shape of a heart – 2 pieces.
Knitted long gloves
The gloves are the same size.
To knit gloves you will need: 150g of “Drops Nepal” type yarn (65% wool, 35% alpaca, 75 m/50 g) from Garnstudio, double needles No. 4.5, double needles No. 3.5 for elastic.
Glove knitting density: 18 p. and 24 r. persons satin stitch = 10 x 10 cm.
Wrist circumference: 16 – 17.5 (18 – 20) cm
Materials
Yarn Berroco Ultra Alpaca (50% alpaca wool, 50% wool, 100 g/198 m) 1-2 skeins. Double or circular needles 3.25 mm, stitch holders, markers.
Knitting density
24 p. and 32 r. = 10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch
Description
Left mitten glove
Cuff: cast on 38 (42) loops, join in a circle and place a start marker. Knit with 1x1 rib to a height of 9 cm. Next round: knit all stitches in stockinette stitch, adding 2 (4) stitches. Next, knit another 2 (3) rounds. Next, knit the gusset for the thumb:
1 circle: k1. p., put a marker, at the end of the circle – put a marker, k1. P.
Round 2 (increase circle): knit 1. p., 1 p. from the broach, move the marker, at the end of the circle - move the marker, 1 p. from the broach, k1. P.
Rounds 3 and 4: knit in stockinette stitch
Circle 5: circle of increases.
Rounds 6 and 7: knit in stockinette stitch. Continue knitting the gusset until there are 16 (18) stitches between the markers. Next, knit 2 more circles in stockinette stitch on 54 (56) stitches. Knit the next round only up to the second marker, then remove the marker and transfer the next 16 (18) gusset loops to the holder. We will knit them later. Turn the work and cast on 2 sts, turn the work and join the loops in a circle (now there are 2 new loops on the needles above the thumb). The beginning of the circle is in the middle between these 2 stitches. Place a marker and continue knitting for 40 (46) stitches, knit 4 (5) circles.
**Next round: Work the first 21 (24) stitches in the round, before continuing to knit, pull a piece of yarn through these loops. Knit another 3 (4) rounds, in the last round knit all the loops, leaving the last 6 (7) stitches. Try on the glove to make sure that you can then start knitting the fingers.
1 finger: transfer all loops except the first and last 6 (7) stitches to an additional needle. The resulting 12 (14) stitches will be used to knit the finger. Knit 12 (14) sts, turn the work and cast on 3 sts, turn again and join the loops in a circle - 15 (17) sts on the knitting needles. Knit 4 (6) rows.
Note: in order to get rid of possible holes in the base of the fingers in the work, it is recommended to cast on 1-2 extra loops and make decreases in the next round, thus removing them from the work.
2nd finger: take 5 sts of the front part of the glove from an additional knitting needle, cast on 3 sts, take another 5 sts of the back of the glove from an additional knitting needle, cast on 3 sts at the base of the 1st finger. Total 16 stitches on knitting needles. Knit 5 (6) rows in stockinette stitch and then 4 more rows in rib stitch. In the next row, bind off all stitches according to the pattern.
3rd finger: knit as for the 2nd finger.
4th finger (little finger): transfer the remaining 8 (12) sts to the working needles and pick up 4 (3) sts at the base of the 3rd finger. Total 12 (15) stitches on knitting needles. Knit 1 circle. p. In the next circle, decrease 0 (1) p. and knit 2 more circles with stockinette stitch. Next, knit 4 circles with an elastic band and bind off all the loops according to the pattern.
Thumb: transfer 16 (18) stitches from the additional needle and then cast on 4 new stitches. The beginning of the circle is in the middle between the 4 new loops - place a marker.
1 circle: 2 persons. p., 2 p. together, at the end of the circle - 1 decrease (remove 1 p. without knitting, 1 knit p. and stretch it through the removed one), k2. P.
Round 2: knit. P.
Round 3: knit as round 1.
4th round: knit as 2nd round. *Continue to work on all loops until the length is 2 cm. In the next round, start making decreases, knitting 1 knit. p. and then 2 p. together. Next, knit 1 circle of faces. p. and in the next round close all the loops.
Lapels: cast on 21 (25) sts and knit with 1x1 rib, then start casting on new stitches along the outer part of the glove along the line where the thread is pulled. As a result, you should get 42 (49) sts on the knitting needles. Join the knitting in a circle. In the next round, knit the first 21 (25) with an elastic band, and the cast-on loops in stockinette stitch. Knit 4 more rounds. In the next round, decrease 0 (1) stitches and then knit with stockinette stitch on all stitches to a height of 4 (5) cm from the first decrease circle. Then, in every 2nd round, decrease on both sides of the stitch until 18 (20) stitches remain on the needles. In the next round, bind off the remaining stitches in any way convenient for you. Using the same principle, knit a lapel for the thumb, casting on 9 stitches to start knitting.
Winter and autumn are the most fun times for your face and hands. They are constantly in contact with fresh air, which means rain, cold, wind and other unpleasant phenomena of the cold season. And if the face can be hidden in a collar, under a hat or hood, then the hands are given a miserable refuge in the form of pockets or gloves. And it’s good if the gloves are good enough not to interfere with your fingers’ movement. After all, on the street you have to take out your wallet (and then count out money), and use your mobile phone, and perform a bunch of other small operations.
Crochet gloves, yes and knitted gloves, designed specifically to combine the incongruous: finger mobility and warmth for the hands. Clear, uncomplicated patterns will make the process of knitting gloves and mittens enjoyable, and you will be rewarded with wonderful accessories that will allow you to fully enjoy the cold weather. A mittens knitted, which were knitted by our grandmothers as a gift to restless grandchildren, will warm the most dear and beloved sons and daughters. And for those needlewomen who have not yet mastered knitting needles, crochet mittens, which in loving hands turn into a real protective talisman for your children.
Mittens-gloves (sometimes also called transformers), knitted on knitting needles from warm yarn of different colors, never go out of fashion. Their popularity is explained by the fact that mittens-gloves are very comfortable. They are traditionally associated with the image of a female conductor or market seller, because the original style of mittens-gloves allows you to free your fingers for work (for example, when you need to count money), but at the same time keep your hands warm. The process of knitting such products is very simple; in fact, they are mittens with opening valves that can free your fingers. They come in men's, women's, and children's. These popular open-finger mittens can be knitted or crocheted with a removable top. On the Internet and specialized literature there is a large number of different knitting patterns, equipped with photographs and detailed descriptions.
Before starting to knit such original mittens, a novice craftswoman must prepare everything she needs. So, to knit mittens with a folding top, beginners and more experienced needlewomen will need:
For convenience, ready-made mittens can be equipped with a small button in order to fasten or unfasten the convertible top. Ready-made models of transformable mittens almost always have a button, because it makes wearing such mittens much more convenient. The color of the button should be in harmony with the color of the finished model.
Knitting transformable mittens: general description of work
The technology for knitting flip-top mittens is quite simple and 
Even a novice needlewoman can easily handle knitting this pattern. The main thing you need to pay attention to when starting to knit and then connect the finished parts into a single whole is that both elements are symmetrical and completely identical. To do this, you need to ensure that the number of rows, the number of loops, and the knitting density of both mittens completely coincide. If you strictly follow the scheme, there should be no unpleasant surprises.
Mitten with flip top consists of several parts: This is the base (consisting of front and back), five fingers and a convertible top. It is recommended to start knitting with the warp, then move to the fingers and finish knitting with a folding top. After the individual fragments of the model are ready, they need to be linked together. The result should be a glove, on which a kind of “hood” is placed, thanks to which the glove can easily be transformed into a finished product. Hence the popular name of this model - "transformable mittens".
In order for your hand-knitted mittens to turn out exactly the same as in the photo, and to avoid any unpleasant surprises during work, you need to keep in mind some practical recommendations.
Mittens with folding top or transformable mittens will serve as an original gift and will not go out of fashion for a long time. This model has enjoyed constant popularity for many seasons in a row due to the fact that such wardrobe elements keep hands warm even in the most severe frost. In addition, they are warmer than ordinary gloves and more comfortable than classic mittens. Both adults and children will wear this model with great pleasure, and novice craftswomen can easily cope with the work. The main thing is patience, attentiveness and a little imagination. Knitting original mittens will not take much time.