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Shetland Lace Gloves – Free Knitting Pattern If you would like to learn  how to knit fingerless gloves , this simple lace design is a really pretty project that works up quickly and is much easier that it looks. These Shetland-inspired gloves use a gentle lace repeat based on the Old Shale stitch , creating gentle waves while still being beginner-friendly. They’re worked flat, seamed at the end and only use basic increases and decreases, making them a suitable for an adventurous beginner. Get the Printable PDF A printable, ad-free PDF of this pattern is available in my online stores.      Complete the Set! Complete the set with the matching Shetland Lace Scarf and Beanie patterns. Each piece features the same soft, wavy Old Shale–inspired lace stitch, creating a beautifully coordinated look. Together, the scarf, beanie and gloves make a lovely cosy trio, perfect for winter gifting or adding a handmade touch to your own wardrobe. The Lace Pattern The sim...

This blog post may contain affiliate links.  If you make a purchase through these links, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Granny Tree Gloves Free Crochet Pattern These gloves feature a cute Christmas tree granny square design. Worked in soft, cosy yarn, they’re warm, comfortable and totally festive. They’re perfect for gifting or making for yourself and work up quickly—ideal for last-minute makes or a relaxing evening crochet project. Why you Will Love These Granny Square Gloves If you love quick and simple crochet projects, these Christmas tree gloves are a great one to add to your festive list. They use simple stitches, so even if you’re still fairly new to crochet, you’ll find the pattern easy to follow and there is a full video tutorial to guide you if you need any extra help.  The granny square design gives them that classic " granny crochet " look, while the tree motif adds some festive spirit. They’re also a brilliant scrap-buster , letti...

  Hello yarn lovers! Today I’m sharing a really easy and super quick edging that you can add to pretty much any crochet project. It’s all made with slip stitches and a little chain, and it gives your work this lovely braided-looking finish. It looks really pretty and totally effortless. I’ve popped the video tutorial below so you can watch along, and the written instructions are just underneath. Why I Love This Kind of Edging You know me, I love anything simple that still looks lovely, and this edging is exactly that. It doesn’t bulk up the edge of your work, it sits really flat, and it works on everything from granny squares to blankets to wearables. In the video I’m demonstrating it on a granny square using DK yarn and a 4 mm hook, but just use whatever yarn and hook match your own project. What You’ll Need The yarn you used for your project A matching hook Scissors Needle for weaving in ends Slip Stitch Edging Video Tutorial In this video I show you exactly ho...