Penny Gloves Knitting Pattern - PetiteKnit
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Penny Gloves — PetiteKnit knitting pattern
Seamless fingerless gloves worked from the cuff towards the fingers. Their long cuffs give extra wrist coverage while leaving fingers free; work the small circumference on double-pointed needles or with Magic Loop.
English printed pattern booklet, posted to you. Yarn, needles, notions and the finished item are not included. This is not a PDF download.
Sizes and fit
| Size | Total length (cm) |
|---|---|
| One size | 26 |
Gauge, needles and materials
Gauge: 25 stitches × 35 rows in stocking stitch on 3 mm needles = 10 × 10 cm. Wash and block your swatch before measuring.
Needles: 3 mm / 80 cm circular needle for Magic Loop, or 3 mm double-pointed needles.
Designer difficulty: 2 out of 5.
Stocked designer yarn
Sandnes Garn Cashmere, knitted with one strand on its own.
| Size | Metres for the pair |
|---|---|
| One size | Approximately 146 m |
Converted from the designer’s approximate 33 g at 110 m per 25 g and rounded up to whole metres.
Match stitch and row gauge in a washed and blocked swatch and check the fabric. Adjust needle size as needed. Round up to complete sale units and allow extra for swatching or changes in length.
Frequently asked questions
Does one size specify a hand circumference?
The designer gives one size and a total length of 26 cm, without a hand-circumference range. Check the pattern and your washed swatch rather than assuming a specific hand measurement.
Are the Cashmere metres for one glove or the pair?
The approximately 146 m allowance is for the pair, converted from the designer’s approximate 33 g at 110 m per 25 g. Round up to complete sale units and allow extra for swatching.
Do I need to hold Cashmere double?
No. Use one strand for this designer option. Double-pointed needles and Magic Loop are alternative methods for working in the round.