Deborah Norville Serenity sock yarn
US size 1 needles
m1: make a stitch by picking up the loop between
the stitch you have just knitted and the next one, place it on the left hand
needle and knit into the back of it
I used cable cast-on for fingers; knit
cast-on for thumb/mitten flaps
LEFT HAND
Cast on 60 sts (on a size 5 needle) and
join in roundSwitch to size 1 needles
Rib 30 rounds
Stockinette 6 rounds
Thumb Gusset:
K27, place marker, m1, K1, m1, place marker, K32
K 2 rounds
K27, m1, K3, m1, K32
K 2 rounds
Continue increasing as such until there are 19 sts between the markers.
K 5 rounds (so the 2 that usually come after the increase rounds, plus three more)
K27, slip the next 19 sts on hold, K32 (59 sts)
K 15 rounds
Pinkie:
K7, slip all but the last 7 sts on hold, CO
3, K7 (17 sts)K 11 rounds
Cast off (with a size 5 needle)
Upper Hand:
Rejoin yarn at base and pick up the 3
cast-on sts (48 sts)K all sts on hold
K 5 rounds
Ring Finger:
K10, slip all but the last 6 sts on hold, CO
3, K6 (19 sts)K 17 rounds
Cast off (with a size 5 needle)
Middle Finger:
Rejoin yarn at base and pick up the 3 cast-on sts
K7, slip all but the last 7 sts on hold, CO 3, K7 (20 sts)
K 23 rounds
Cast off (with a size 5 needle)
Pointer Finger:
Rejoin yarn at base and pick up the 3
cast-on stsK all sts on hold (18 sts)
K 18 rounds
Cast off (with a size 5 needle)
Thumb:
Pick up 4 sts, knit sts on hold (23 sts)K 10 rounds
Cast off (with a size 5 needle)
Mitten Flap:
Pick up 30 sts on back of glove, approximately
10 rows down from the base of the little finger (about where base knuckles of
fingers will be). Do this by slipping a needle into the right side of each
stitch, EXCEPT for the first and last stitch where I picked up
both sides of the stitch. Work towards the thumb and knit all
these sts, remembering to treat the first and last stitch as only 1 stitch
each. Then cast on 34 sts and join into a round. (64 sts)K30, K2P2 rib next 34 sts, for 6 rounds
K 26 rounds
k1, ssk, k24, k2tog, k1; k1, ssk, k28, k2tog, k1 (60 sts)
k1, ssk, k22, k2tog, k1; k1, ssk, k26, k2tog, k1 (56 sts)
Continue decreasing like this till you have completed:
k1, ssk, k2tog, k1; k1, ssk, k4, k2tog, k1 (12 sts)
k1, ssk, k1; k1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1 (9 sts)
k3; k1, ssk, k2tog, k1 (7 sts)
k3; k1, ssk, k1 (6 sts)
Cut and pull yarn through remaining sts
Thumb Flap:
Pick up 12 sts on back of glove, approximately 8 rows down from the top of the thumb (same way as for mitten flap). Work towards the thumb and knit all these sts, remembering to treat the first and last stitch as only 1 stitch each. Then cast on 12 sts and join into a round. (24 sts)
K12, K1, K2P2 rib, end K1 for 6 rounds
K 15 rounds
k2tog all around (12 sts)
k2tog all around (6 sts)
k2tog all around (3 sts)
Cut and pull yarn through remaining sts.
Weave in ends.
RIGHT HAND
Same as left hand except for the following:
Thumb Gusset:
K32,
place marker, m1, K1, m1, place marker, K27K 2 rounds
K32, m1, K3, m1, K27
K 2 rounds
Continue increasing as such until there are 19 sts between the markers.
K 5 rounds (so the 2 that usually come after the increase rounds, plus three more)
K32, slip the next 19 sts on hold, K27 (59 sts)
K 15 rounds
Ring Finger:
K6, slip all but the last 10 sts on hold,
CO 3, K10 (19 sts)K 17 rounds
Cast off (with a size 5 needle)
Mitten Flap:
Work towards the pinkie.
Thumb Flap:
Work towards the pinkie.Note: I would add maybe 5 more rounds to the mitten flaps before I started to decrease next time. Also, maybe knit a couple more rows at the end of the thumb gusset (it was a tight fit for me, and my hands are relatively small.)
Do you use a size 5 needle throughout the glitten or just on the ribbing?
ReplyDeleteI only used the size 5 needle to cast on; everything else was knit on size 1 needles. Thank you for pointing out the ambiguity!
DeleteDeborah, do you use a 16" round #1 needle?
ReplyDeleteWendy
Hello! I used a set of 5 dpns because that's all I had.
DeleteI'm looking at your glittens and thinking they are just what I'm looking for but, I need them to fit the large hands of my adult son and the yarn he's chosen is a worsted weight yarn. Can you help me figure out how to make the changes? Thank you. Sue
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, I'd love to help! I made these gloves for myself and my hands are on the smaller side, so we'll need to make several adjustments. It would also be a big help if your son could try the glove on at certain points. First, what is the gauge you get with your yarn?
DeleteLoved the pattern, mine are now complete!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite confusing for those who are first branching out into new patterns I have been knitting for several years but like things for example
ReplyDeletePlace marker
Or rejoin yarn at base or other nit picky things
I am so confused by
I mean I just have disabilities and trying to understand different things .. but thank you
Hi, I'm eager to try these as my first glittens! (I made some fingerless gloves & am ready to take the next step..) I'm planning to use some non-standard wool about which I have no information, but it's about 16 wpi and seems about the right weight for size 1 (US) needles. What gauge should I be aiming for? I have lots of other yarn I can use if this is not right. :) Thanks
ReplyDeleteWhat's up, just wanted to tell you, I liked this post. It was funny. Keep on posting!
ReplyDeleteWorking on this now! I'm a graduate student and knit during my lectures and my classmates all love watching me knit these 😂 almost through with my left pointer finger!
ReplyDeleteJust finished my glittens; loved your pattern! Thank you for all the work you put into making it available to us at Ravelry.com. lindadeebaker@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for the pattern! Glittens are my newly discovered project. I am wondering how you secure the flap to the mitten when not in use. I've seen buttons, but not sure what to use for placing around the button. Do you use a piece of elastic? I'm thinking just using a piece of yarn might get stretched out over time and not work so well. Any suggestions appreciated!
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