Typical Tabi Gloves

Either you love them or you hate them. I am obsessed. They are either super trendy or they will last my entire lifetime. I can’t really tell. But someone once told me that this pattern was specifically made for men back in the day to pull the trigger for guns so I think that’s weirdly cool. Just like how I think about these gloves. This piece is worked from cuff to finger, separating for the thumb and index.

YARN: 

Fingering weight: 100 g Kensington Prairie Sock Yarn  (100g = 350m/382yd)

(Honestly from how it knits it's more like light fingering/lace).

GAUGE: 

16 sts x 20 rows = 5 x 5 cm in stockinette stitch on 2.5 mm before blocking

Don’t try to knit a 10 x 10 cm swatch, its too much ! 

MATERIALS: 

3.0 mm | 60 cm

Elastic Thread

Fabric Needle

SIZES: One Size

LENGTH: 31 cm (Hem Unfolded)

WIDTH: 11 cm

HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE: 50 cm

LEVEL: Intermediate, 3/5 Difficulty

TECHNIQUES/VIDEO LINKS:

Knitting in the Round

Adding Stitches

Kitchener Stitch

Picking Up Stitches

M1R/M1L

K2TOG/SSK

German Short Row