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I'm a self-taught crocheter/knitter that's always hunger to learn more. A mammoth thank you to all fellow crocheter/knitter that took their time to post videos and written tutorial. It wouldn't have been possible without your contribution! THANK YOU!

2/18/2012:

Wow! Another year slipped by...how time flies when you're knitting :) It's obvious, I've been slacking on my blog update. Last post was 4/27/11! I'm officially an occasional blogger only. What I slack off in blog, I more than made-up in knitting and crocheting. Most of my projects are somewhat recent on Ravelry.

Major milestone for 2011:

Shelliyanni went live on 8/6/11. My first knitting pattern for sale.

All patterns here are for personal and charitable use only. Please do not sell the patterns or the finished project. Thank you for honoring this request.



Adult Gaunlet Hand Warmers

I knitted this for a friend who just recently started to get joint pain during this season's coldest winter. Since it's mostly the back of her hand that's aching, this hand warmer would keep the back of her hands warm, and yet keep her fingers free for daily indoor chorus.

Just like the Toddler Hand Warmer, this is knitted in rectangle, with increase around the thumb area. Then the finished piece is seam together, and the "ring" of the glove is crocheted on.
To adjust for bigger size, increase pattern stitch by 4, increase thumb increase by 2, and add 4 more sts to the palm side.



Needle: 3.75mm for cuffs, & 4.5mm
Hooker: 3.75mm
2 stitch markers
Yarn: Caron Simply Soft in dark brown
Size: Adult Small




bytb - bring yarn to back of work
bytf - bring yarn to front of work

Patt. St
RS:
k1, *p3tog (don't slip to the other needle, leave it on the current needle), bytb, k3tog (the same 3 sts that was purled), bytf, p3tog (the same 3 sts), then slip to other needle, k1*; rep * to *
WS: p

Note: 
  • p on WS throughout
  • inc 2 sts for thumb opening on every 5th row

Right Hand
CO 38 with 3.75mm
Work 1x1 rib till piece measures 1" ending on WS
Switch to 4.5mm needles
k 1 row
p 1 row
[RS facing, work patt st over 17 sts, k4, k17 ] ; rep [ ] till piece measures 2" from CO, ending on WS
RS facing, work patt st over 17 sts, [pm, m1, k4, m1,]--> thumb inc, k17
Rep highlighted row, inc thumb every 5th row, until thumb inc = 12 sts, ending on WS
[RS facing, work patt st to marker, k12, k17 ] ; rep [ ] till piece measures 3.5" from CO, ending on WS
RS facing, work patt st to marker, BO12, k17
WS facing, BO17, CO 4, p17
[RS facing, Work patt st over 17 sts, k4]; rep [ ] till piece measures 4.5", ending on WS
RS, k 1 row
WS, BO but do not fasten off the last sts.


Using 3.75mm hook, ch-5, attach to the "crease" - red line (refer to diagram above) with an sc, ch-7, attach to crease with sc, ch-8, attach to crease with sc, ch-5, attach to edge, fasten off.
Seam together starting from CO.

Left Hand
Notes: working the left hand is simply knit first (for palm), then work the pattern stitch
CO 38 with 3.75mm
Work 1x1 rib till piece measures 1" ending on WS
Switch to 4.5mm needles
k 1 row
p 1 row
[RS facing, k17, k4, work patt st to end] ; rep [ ] till piece measures 2" from CO, ending on WS
RS facing,  k17, [pm, m1, k4, m1,]--> thumb inc, work patt st to end
Rep highlighted row, inc thumb every 5th row, until thumb inc = 12 sts, ending on WS
[RS facing, k17, k12, work patt st to end] ; rep [ ] till piece measures 3.5" from CO, ending on WS
RS facing, k17, BO12, work patt st to end
WS facing, p17, CO 4, p17
RS facing, BO 17, k4, patt st to end
[RS facing, Work patt st over 17 sts, k4]; rep till piece measures 4.5", ending on WS
RS, k 1 row
WS, BO but do not fasten off the last sts.
Using 3.75mm hook, ch-5, attach to the "crease" (refer to diagram) with an sc, ch-7, attach to crease with sc, ch-8, attach to crease with sc, ch-5, attach to edge, fasten off.
Seam together from CO

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