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Gloves and Mittens, Bernhard Ulmann Volume 29
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To Change Length of Fingers
The instructions for the gloves in this book have been written to allow for a change in the length of fingers of gloves if necessary.
Any change must be made before shaping at top of each finger or thumb. Work more or less rows even before shaping finger tips. Slip glove to hand to determine length required before shaping.
Approximate finger tip shaping.
Men's Gloves: ¼ to ½ inch
Women's Gloves: ¼ inch
Children's Gloves: ¼ inch
Check Your Gauge
It is very important to obtain the correct gauge given in instructions. To check your gauge, measure off about 2 inches on your knitting or crocheting and mark with pins. Count the stitches between pins. If you have less stitches than required for 2 inches, your work is too loose, try a smaller size needle. If you have more stitches than required for 2 inches, your work is too tight, try a larger size needle. Always cast on loosely for ribbing or when working with Nylon or Angora.
Blocking or Steaming
To steam or block gloves or mittens, lay flat on pressing board. Steam with moderately hot iron over a wet cloth taking care not to let weight of iron rest upon any one spot. Steam on one side, turn and steam on other side. Do not steam ribbing or Angora. Allow to dry thoroughly before removing from board.
Weaving Stockinette Stitch
Thread a tapestry needle and bring pieces to be joined close together. Draw up yarn in first st on upper piece, inserting needle from wrong side; insert needle from right side in first st on lower piece and bring up through next st from wrong side – draw up yarn; * insert needle from right side in same st as before on upper piece and bring up through next st from wrong side – draw up yarn; insert needle from right side in same st as before on lower piece and bring up through next st – draw up yarn; repeat from * until all sts are joined, and fasten yarn well before breaking off.
Duplicate Stitch
Duplicate Stitch is a form of embroidery on the knitted stitches that looks as if the pattern had been knitted in. Use a blunt-pointed tapestry needle and follow diagrams.
Abbreviations
K = knit; P = purl; st (s) = stitch (es); dec. (s.) = decrease (s); inc. (s.) = increase (s); tog. = together; beg. = beginning; pat. (s.) = pattern (s); in. (s.) = inch (es); yo = yarn over; ch = chain; sc = single crochet; dc = double crochet; hdc = half double crochet
Slip, k and pass = slip 1, k 1, pass the slipped st over the knitted st.
An asterisk (*) indicates that the instructions immediately following are to be repeated the given number of times in addition to the original.
(**) or Dagger (†) is used in the same way.
Knitting Patterns
Classic Mittens: Use instructions as given.
Striped Mittens: Use same instructions, working 2 rounds or 2 rows of each of 2 or more colors.
Children’s Snowman Mittens (Shown on Front Cover): Use same instructions and embroider snowman with Angora on back.
Women’s Mittens may be trimmed with colored sequins and beads or as desired. (More)
Hand: Pattern: Round 1: K.
Round 2: First inc. for thumb gore: Inc. 1 st in first st (first thumb st), k 1, inc. 1 st in next st (last thumb st), k to end of round.
Round 3: K 5 thumb sts; k 1, * p 1, k 1; repeat from * to end of round.
Round 4: K. (More)
RIGHT GLOVE: Cuff: Cast on 48 sts; place 16 sts on each of 3 needles, join. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 3 ins. Mark end of round. Slip 2 sts from 2nd needle to first needle.
Hand: Round 1: K 4, p 1, k 3, inc. 1 st in next st, k 3, inc. 1 st in next st, k 4, p 1: 20 sts on first needle; k 6, inc. 1 st in each of next 2 sts for thumb gore, k 6: 16 sts on 2nd needle; k 16 sts of 3rd needle; 52 sts. (More)
Men's Two-Needle Norwegian Mittens
Pattern: Always carry yarn not in use loosely on wrong side of work, catching yarn when carried for more than 2 sts.
Row 1: right side: K 1 B, 1 A, 2 B, 4 A, 1 B, 3 A, 1 B, 3 A, 1 B, 4 A, 2 B, 1 A, 1 B, 1 A, 2 B, 4 A, 1 B, 3 A, 1 B, 3 A, 1 B, 4 A, 2 B, 1 A, 1 B.
Row 2: P 1 A, 2 B, 5 A, 2 B, 5 A, 2 B, 5 A, 2 B, 1 A, 2 B, 5 A, 2 B, 5 A, 2 B, 5 A, 2 B, 1 A. (More)
RIGHT MITTEN: Cuff: With A, cast on 64 sts; divide on 3 needles; join with care not t twist sts on needles. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 3 ins.
Inc. round: K, increasing 1 st in every 4th st 16 times; 80 sts. Mark end of rounds.
Hand: Pattern: Round 1: With A, k all sts. Carry yarn not in use on wrong side of work.
Round 2: * K 1 A, 3 B, 1 A, 3 B, 1 A, 1 B, 1 A, 1 B, 1 A, 1 B, 1 A, 1 B; repeat from * around. (More)
SHORT CUFF: Cast on 44 sts, divide on 3 needles. Join; work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 2 ½ ins.; mark last st as end of round.
Hand: K 1 round decreasing 2 sts in round; 42 sts. K ½ in. even.
First inc. round for thumb gore: Inc. 1 st in first st, k 1, inc. 1 st in next st, k to end (5 sts in thumb gore). K 3 rounds even. (More)
LEFT MITTEN-Cuff: With size 8 needles and double strand of yarn, cast on 48 sts.
Row 1: wrong side: * K 3, p 1; repeat from * to end.
Row 2: * With yarn in back of work, slip 1 st as to k, p 3; repeat from * t end. Repeat these 2 rows for 3 ins., end on right side.
Dec. row: * K 1, k 2 tog., p 1; repeat from * to end: 36 sts. (More)
RIGHT MITTEN: Cuff: With A, cast on 56 sts, divide on 3 needles, join. Mark end of rounds throughout mitten. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing working stripes as follows: 7 rounds A, 2 rounds B, 2 rounds A, 2 rounds B, 2 rounds A, 4 rounds B, 2 rounds A, 2 rounds B, 2 rounds A, 2 rounds B, 4 rounds A.
Hand: Inc. round: With A, * k 27, inc. 1 st in next st; repeat from * once; 58 sts.
Note: Always carry yarn not in use loosely on wrong side of work, catching it up every 3rd st to avoid long loops. (More)
LEFT MITTEN: Cuff: With A, cast on 40 sts, divide on 3 needles. Join. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 3 rounds.
Ribbed Stripe: With B, k 1 round. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 3 rounds.
Repeat these 4 rounds of ribbed stripe working 1 stripe each of C, A, B and C, increasing 2 sts in last round; 42 sts.
Hand: With A, k 4 rounds even. (More)
RIGHT GLOVE: Cast on 56 sts loosely. Divide on 3 needles; 18 sts on each of first and 3rd needles; 20 sts on 2nd needle, join. K 2 ins. even; mark end of round.
First inc. round for thumb gore: Inc. 1 st in first st, k 1, inc. 1 st in next st (5 sts in thumb gore), k to end of round. K 3 rounds even.
2nd inc. round: Inc. 1 st in first st, k 3, inc. 1 st in next st (7 sts in thumb), k to end of round. K 3 rounds even. (More)
RIGHT GLOVE—Cuff—Cast on 28 sts for hem of back of glove. P 1 row, k 1 row for 4 rows.
Next row—wrong side—K 1, * yo, k 2 tog; repeat from *, end k 1. K 1 row, cast on 30 sts at end of row; 58 sts. Divide sts on 3 needles as follows: first 28 sts on first needle; 14 sts on 2nd needle; 16 sts on 3rd needle; join. K 28, p 2, * k 2, p 2; repeat from * to end of round. Repeat last round twice.
Pattern—Round 1—K 3, * yo, slip, k and pass, k 2, k 2 tog., yo, k 2; repeat from * twice, k 1, work p 2, k 2 ribbing to end of round. (More)
RIGHT GLOVE: Cast on 56 sts; divide on 3 needles, join. K 5 rounds even. P 1 round for turning ridge. K even until 2 ins. from turning ridge, mark end of rounds.
Hand: First inc. round: Inc. 1 st in first st, k 1, inc. 1 st in next st (5 sts in thumb gore), k to end of round. K 3 rounds even.
2nd inc. round: Inc. 1 st in first st, k 3, inc. 1 st in next st, k to end of round. (More)
RIGHT GLOVE: Cuff: Cast on 78 sts. Divide on 3 needles, 27 sts on each of first and 3rd needles, 24 sts on 2nd needle, join. K 6 rounds even. Mark last st as end of round (side edge).
First dec. round: K 1, slip, k and pas, k to within 2 sts of end, k 2 tog. K 3 rounds even. Repeat last 4 rounds until there are 7 dec. rounds; 64 sts. Work 12 rounds even after last dec. round, end at marker. (More)
RIGHT GLOVE—Cuff—With A, cast on 60 sts. Divide on 3 needles. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 1 ½ ins. K 1 round, increasing 1 st; 61 sts. Break off.
Hand—Cut 3 strands of C and 3 strands of D, each 30 ins. In length. Use separate strand for each change of color.
Round 1—K 5 B, † * C, 10 B, 1 D, 10 B; repeat from * once, end 1 C, 10 B, 1 D. † (More)
RIGHT GLOVE: Cuff: Cast on 52 sts, divide on 3 needles, join. Mark end of rounds.
Pattern: Round 1: * K 2, p 2; repeat from * to end.
Round 2: * K 1, yo, k 1, p 2; repeat from * to end.
Round 3: * K 3, p 2; repeat from * to end. (More)
Instructions are for small size, changes for medium and large sizes are in parentheses.
MATERIALS: Fleisher’s or Bucilla 100% Imported French Angora, 3, 10 gram balls.
“Boye” Sock Needles, 1 set Size 4.
GAUGE: 13 sts = 2 inches (More)
RIGHT MITTEN: With A, cast on 36 (40-44) sts loosely. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 2 ½ (2 ½-3) ins. K 1 row, increasing 4 sts evenly spaced across row; 40 (44-48) sts. Work stockinette st for 1 (3-5) rows. Break off. Wind 3 bobbins each of A and E and 2 bobbins each of B, C and D. Use separate bobbin for each change of color. Continuing stockinette st begin pat. as follows.
Row 1: With bobbin A, k 4 (5-6); with B, k 4; with 2nd bobbin A, k 4; with 2nd bobbin B, k 4; with ball of A, k 24 (27-30). To prevent a hole when changing colors, bring color to be used under last color used. (More)
Children's Two Needle Cable Mittens
Hand: Small Size Only: Row 1: K 2 tog., k 2, p 2 inc. 1 st in each of next 2 sts, k 4, p 2, k 17, inc. 1 st in last st; 34 sts.
(Medium Size Only: Row 1: K 4, p 2, inc. 1 st in each of next 2 sts, k 4, p 2, k 22; 38 sts.
Large Size Only: Row 1: Inc. 1 st in first st, k 3, p 2, inc. 1 st in each of next 2 sts, k 4, p 2, k 24 tog.; 42 sts.) (More)
MATERIALS: Fleisher’s or Bear Brand Twin-Pak Win-Knit; or Fleisher’s or Bear Brand Twin-Pak Knitting Worsted, 1 oz. each of Red and Green.
About 10 yards White for embroidery.
“Boye” Sock Needles, 1 set Size 4.
For instructions for mittens, see Classic Four Needle Mittens, No. 615. (More)
RIGHT MITTEN: With A, cast on 36 sts. Divide on 3 needles, join. Mark end of rounds. Work k 2, p 2 ribbing for 3 ins. K 2 rounds. Begin pat. As follows:
Round 1: * K A, 2 B; repeat from * around.
Round 2: * K 1 B, 2 A; repeat from * around.
Continue to follow chart, until 10 rounds of pat. are completed. (More)
Crochet Patterns
RIGHT GLOVE--Palm--Ch 33, draw up a loop in 2nd st from hook and in each st to end keeping all loops on hook; 33 loops. Work off as follows: yo and through end loop, * yo and through 2 loops; repeat from * to end.
Row 2--The loop on hook is first st of row. * With yarn in front of hook, insert hook in vertical bar of next st, bring yarn below hook to back of work, yo and through vertical bar on hook (a purled afghan st), with yarn at back of work, draw up a loop in next vertical bar (a plain afghan st)... (More)
Women's Two-Tone Crocheted Gloves
To make gloves in solid color, use 2 ozs. Ever-Match Sock and Fingering.
GAUGE: 8 sts = 1 inch 6 rows = 1 inch
RIGHT GLOVE: Back: With A, ch 33 loosely for cuff edge.
Row 1: Work 2 hdc in 3rd st from hook, * skip 2 sts, 2 hdc in next st; repeat from * to end. (More)
RIGHT GLOVE: Ch 40 for 4th finger and palm.
Row 1: 1 sc in 2nd st from hook and in each remaining st of ch; 39 sts.
Row 2: Ch 1, turn, working through both loops of st, work 1 sc in first st; 1 sc in back loop of each of next 5 sts for cuff, working through both loops, 1 sc in each st to within 1 st of end, 2 sc in last st, an inc. for finger tip; 40 sts. (More)
BACK: With B, ch 42; 1 dc in 4th st from hook and in each of next 3 sts, 1 hdc in each of next 5 sts, 1 sc in each of next 5 sts for wrist, 1 hdc in each of next 24 sts, 3 hdc in last st, 1 hdc in each of next 24 sts on other side of foundation ch, 5 sc, 5 hdc. 5 dc; 81 sts. Fasten off.
NOTE: All sts on back of mitten are worked in horizontal thread st back of sts, leaving 2 top loops of sts free to form a ch st ridge on right side of work. Turning ch at beg of row counts as 1 dc. (More)
Gloves and Mittens
To Knit and Crochet For the Entire Family
Volume 29
Bernhard Ulmann Co.
Original Copyright 1953
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