by: Cajun Crochet http://cajuncrochet.blogspot.com/
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I used Peaches & Cream 100% Cotton 4 ply for this project.
Hook: Size H
Ch 52 turn
Row 1: Skip 1st 12 chs. (loop for strap). Continue with 1 sc in each chain. (40 sc)
Rnds 2-?: 1 slst in 1st sc on row; continue around with 1 sc in each ch. *slst in 1st sc, ch 1, turn; sc around. Repeat from * until piece is 7.09 inches or 18 cm.
Thumb Opening:
Skip 1st 14 sc, ch 10 complete around with 1 sc in each sc (36 sc). Continue around until piece measures 10.6 inches or 27 cm. Place a marker on each side with 18 sc between each marker.
Dec 1 sc before and after each marker for a total of 7 rounds. (4 dec. each rnd)
Turn glove inside out. Crochet together at the top with a row of sc through both layers.
Finish Off.
Thumb:
25 sc around thumb opening.
sc for two rounds.
Dec 1 sc on inside of thumb. (24 sc). Continue around until thumb measures 2.36 inches or 6 cm.
Place a marker on each side as was done for the top of mitt. 12 sc between each marker. Dec 1 sc before and after each marker. (4 dec per round) 4 times.
Turn thumb inside out and sc together through both layers.
Finish Off.
Enjoy!
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6 comments:
Thanks for the pattern! Is it thick enough to use as a oven Mitt?
Thanks Sarah.
I've used it to move things quickly from the oven to the top of the stove. You could make it thicker by using 2 strands instead of one.
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
One more question - about how many balls of Peaches and Cream did you use for both of them?
when i bought my house throught costa rica homes for sale i wanted a great kitchen with a big space to put a big oven. Now i can baking every kind of cakes in there.
This is a great pattern...Thank you.
Sandy
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