Pattern notes:

When doing your gauge swatch, start with a foundation single crochet of 8, then double crochet for four rows.

I would call this an advanced beginner pattern. It’s more of a recipe than an exact pattern, with step by step photos to walk you through a totally custom sock.

I only used one ball of yarn for my socks, which are a womens size 6-7, if making larger sizes, you might need more than one ball.

Gauge:

Materials:

Gauge is not really all that important to this pattern, but if you wants yours to be the exact size as mine, I’ve included it.

These gloves are made to fit small hands! You might need to use a bigger hook if you have average size hands or bigger. Make sure to check and see if they fit before you go too far!

Gauge is not crucial to making this shawl because it can be done in almost any weight with almost any hook, just keep in mind that the smaller your hook and the thinner your yarn, the more you’re going to need. I did a version of this shawl in sport weight yarn with a 5.5mm hook and used between 600 and 800 yards.

Some decorative but easy gloves! Love to see what you make!