Da Fence Hill Gloves by Emily Poleson

Da Fence Hill Gloves

Knitting
December 2022
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
32 stitches and 30 rows = 4 inches
in Fair Isle washed and blocked
US 2½ - 3.0 mm
US 3 - 3.25 mm
230 - 273 yards (210 - 250 m)
Adult - one size - 7 1/2 inches around widest part of hand excluding thumb. The fingers and thumb length are variable.
English
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Traditional Fair Isle Gloves
In these I use five colours of Aister ‘oo’ a pure 100 per cent Shetland 2 ply jumper weight wool which is 4 ply weight/fingering yarn. These are knit following traditional Fair Isle knitting methods using no more than two colours in a row where Fair Isle knitting or corrugated ribbing is knit. Small quantities of wool are used in some of the colours charted so ideal for using up oddments of Shetland wool from stash.
The fingers can be full fingers or fingerless - making them the length suited to the recipient.
Size
One-size for average female hand circumference measuring the widest part excluding thumb 7 1/2 inches/19.5cm.
Gauge
32 sts and 30 rounds to 4”/10cm over Fair Isle, after blocking.
Instructions
Written and charted instructions for Fair Isle sections. Photo showing division of fingers and use of safety pins.
Aister ‘oo’
Main Colour Staiked Stumba - Lambswool - light brown natural colour - 50g
CC 1 Runtie’s Geo (palest lemon yellow) - 25g
CC2 Shumire (green) - 25g
CC3 Forsan (caramel/dark peach) - 25g
CC4 Stourascroo (dark brown) - 25g