I recently made this Fingerless knitted glove Pattern for Valentine’s Day and it’s a simple tutorial that can be made in only 1 hr ! I used my Sentro 48 knitting machine, but you can use an Addi knitting machine or a Sentro / Jamit as well.
The yarn that I used can be purchased at Lion brand, use the links below!
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I also used knitting needles 5 mm to cast off the stitches from my machine, it’s a really easy process, and that way you can see your stitches better as well.
I made these mittens using the panel mode of a Sentro 48 knitting machine, so they are one layer only. This way you will use less yarn to make them, I only need around 50 gr of Worsted yarn plus a little bit of velvet yarn to embroider the heart on the top with Duplicate stitch.
The Fingerless knitted glove Pattern can be made by a beginner following my video on YouTube!
And here is the video with the full tutorial, hope you enjoy it and leave me a comment!
Happy Making!
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