Knitted Quick Gloves and Scarf
Looking for cozy accessories to keep you warm this winter? Look no further than knitted quick gloves and scarf! These handcrafted pieces are not only stylish but also practical, perfect for adding a touch of warmth and charm to your winter wardrobe. The gloves offer a snug fit to keep your hands toasty, while the matching scarf adds a delightful pop of color. Whether you're out for a walk in the snow or just running errands, these knitted quick gloves and scarf are sure to be your go-to chilly weather companions. So, bundle up and embrace the cold with style!
MATERIALS
- Color Theory, weight 4 (100% acrylic, 246 yds/100 g)
- 1 ball – Moonbeam (A)
- 1 ball – Tourmaline (B)
- US 8/5.0mm 16” knitting needles
- Measuring Tape
- Stitch Markers
- Scissors
- Tapestry Needle
- Steamer for Blocking (optional)
GAUGE
There are 2 different gauges for this pattern because there are two different stitches used; garter stitch for the scarf and stockinette for the gloves.
FINISHED SIZE
The gloves come in 2 sizes: regular + large.
The scarf also comes in 2 sizes: regular + long.
TERMINOLOGY
- A – color A
- B – color B
- BO – bind off
- CO – cast on
- k – knit
- KFB – knit front and back
- m – marker
- p – purl
- rem – remaining
- rep – repeat
- RS – right side
- SKP – slip knit pass
- sl – slip
- st(s) – stitch(es)
- wyif – with yarn in front
NOTES
The scarf comes in 2 lengths: regular + long. The gloves come in small/medium + medium/large for circumference around the forearm. Each of the larger sizes is indicated in ().
The scarf is increased every 6th row.
The secondary color for the scarf is carried within the I-cord edging. Twist the non-used color around the working yarn to hide it.
The gloves are knit flat and mattress seamed along one edge, leaving a thumbhole.
SCARF PATTERN
Using A, CO 6 sts
Rows 1-5: k3, sl3wyif (6 sts)
Row 6: k to last 4 sts, KFB, sl3wyif (7 sts)
Rows 7-11: k to last 3 sts, sl3wyif (7 sts)
Rows 12-17: rep Rows 6-11 (8 sts)
Switch to B on Row 17 when slipping last 3 sts.
Make sure you twist A around B by bringing B underneath A at the start of every even row to hide the unused color in the I-cord.
Rows 18-35: using B, rep Rows 6-11, 3 times (11 sts)
Make sure you twist B around A by bringing A underneath B at the start of every even row to hide the unused color in the I-cord.
Rows 36-53: using A, rep Rows 18-35 (14 sts)
Rows 54-71: using B, rep Rows 18-35 (17 sts)
Rows 72-89: using A, rep Rows 18-35 (20 sts)
Rows 90-107: using B, rep Rows 18-35 (23 sts)
Row 108: using A, k to last 3 sts, sl3wyif
Row 109: k6, *sl1wyif, k4, rep from * until last 7 sts, sl1wyif, k3, sl3wyif
Row 110-125: rep Rows 108 + 109
Rows 126-143: using B, k to last 3 sts, sl3wyif
Rows 144-161: rep Rows 108-125
Rows 162-179: rep Rows 126-143
Rows 180-197: rep Rows 108-125
Rows 198-215: rep Rows 126-143
For the longer scarf, rep Rows 144-215 once for 4 more sections of color.
Row 216 (288): using A, k to last 3 sts, sl3wyif (23 sts)
Row 217 (289): k2, SKP, k to last 3 sts, sl3wyif (22 sts)
Rows 218-221 (290-293): k to last 3 sts, sl3wyif
Rows 222-233 (294-305): rep Rows 216-221 (20 sts)
Rows 234-251(306-323): using B, rep Rows 216-233 (17 sts)
Rows 252-269 (324-341): using A, rep Rows 216-233 (14 sts)
Rows 270-287 (342-359): using B, rep Rows 216-233 (11 sts)
Rows 288-305 (360-377): using A, rep Rows 216-233 (8 sts)
Rows 306-317 (378-389): using B, rep Rows 216-233 (6 sts)
BO. Secure and weave in all ends. Block scarf.
GLOVES PATTERN
CUFF
Using the long tail CO and A, CO 36(44) sts
Row 1 (RS): *k2, p2, rep from * across (36[44 sts])
Rows 2-6: *k2, p2, rep from * across
ARM/HAND
Row 7: using B, k across
Row 8: p across
Rows 9-46: rep Rows 7 & 8
CUFF
Row 47: Using A, k across
Rows 48-52: rep Rows 2-6
Row 53: BO as st presents itself in 2×2 ribbing
Make 2.
SEAMING
Fold glove in half lengthwise.
Place m 6.5” up.
Using the mattress stitch, seam the side to m.
Leave a 2” long gap for thumbhole.
Seam rem sts.
Secure and weave in all ends. Block gloves.
