Tabi Gloves

Tabi Gloves are knit in the round from the wrist up using the magic loop technique. If you are not familiar with magic loop, the gloves can be worked on 3 mm DPNs. **Materials:** * 3 mm needles and 80 or 100 cm cable (or 3 mm DPNs) * tapestry needle * stitch holders or scrap yarn * measuring tape **Gauge:** 26 sts x 36 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm in stockinette stitch on 3 mm needles after blocking **Size:** One size Adjustable in length, with a flat width of approx. 11.5 cm at the widest point before thumb separation. **Yarn:** Any yarn that matches the gauge will work for this pattern, but I recommend combining a light fingering-weight yarn with a strand of mohair for the best results. This is a great opportunity to use up your stash sock yarn. You will need approx. 160m of each yarn, though the exact amount may vary depending on your measurements. **Yarn suggestions:** 1. Filcolana Arwetta + Filcolana Tilia 2. Knitting for Olive Merino + Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair 3. Sandnes Garn Sunday + Sandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair **Skill level:** Beginner/Advanced beginner **Techniques:** * M1L and M1R * SSK * K2TOG * Kitchener stitch * Magic loop * Longtail cast on If you wish to knit striped gloves, be sure to use a jogless stripe method for a seamless transition.