Fishnet gloves are a great addition to an evening dress. They can be long or short, depending on the style of the dress. All details and an insert on the back or inside of the hand can be lacy. They can be made with completely closed fingers, no tips, or with just holes at all. Knitted gloves are softer and more elastic. You can crochet those that will imitate braided lace. A combination of techniques is also possible.
It is necessary
- - cotton threads "iris", "poppy" or "snowflake";
- - circular needles No. 1, 5;
- - hook number 1 or 1, 5.
Instructions
Step 1
Gloves are best knitted on circular knitting needles. Calculate the stitches for the hosiery and basic wrist stitch. The main pattern is knitted according to the following pattern (edge loops are not included in the description). 1 row - 1 front loop, 1 purl, 1 front, 1 yarn, 2 together with the front, 1 front, 1 purl, 1 front. Knit 2 row with purl loops. When knitting on circular knitting needles, they will be. Accordingly, facial. 3 row - 1 purl, 2 front, 1 yarn, 2 together front, 2 front, 1 purl. Knit 4 row with purl. From the fifth row, the pattern is repeated.
Step 2
type in the required amount and divide by 4 knitting needles. Knit the first row with purl loops and close it in a circle. Tie 5 more rows with one purl, then 4 rows with the front ones, again 6 rows with the wrong ones and 4 with the front ones. Finish the rim with six more rows of purl loops. You have 3 raised purl rings. Knit a couple of rows with the front ones and move on to the main drawing.
Step 3
In order not to get lost when knitting a pattern, mark the beginning of the circle with a knot of a different color. In any case, you should have longitudinal openwork stripes. The yarns are placed across a row over two stitches tied together and vice versa. Knit with this pattern to the wrist.
Step 4
Determine where the back of the glove will be. You can mark its edges. Continue to knit the back side with openwork stripes. Distribute them so that one of them goes towards the thumb and the rest goes straight. From the palm side, knit the glove with one face loops. The border will go in the middle of 4 knitting needles for the left glove and in the middle of 3 for the right one. Mark the beginning of the thumb with a knot of a different color.
Step 5
Tie a thumb wedge. To do this, purl all the loops on 4 knitting needles, leaving the last one. In front of it, make a yarn over, knit it on the wrong side and make a yarn over again. You should add 2 loops. Make sure that the last yarn does not come down. Knit the next 4 rows according to the picture. On the back of the hand and half of the thumb, make openwork stripes, knit the palm and the other half of the thumb with the wrong side. After 4 rows, add wedge stitches again. Do not tie 3 loops this time. Crochet in front of them, purl them, and crochet again. Tie 4 more circles. Next time, add without tying 5 loops to the end of the fourth knitting needle. Since the threads are thin, you will have to add several more times. Do this across 4 rows. Do not knit an odd number of stitches each time - 7, 9, 11, and so on.
Step 6
Remember to try on the glove. When you knit to the base of your thumb, knit the loops that are in front of the wedge. Remove the wedge itself on a pin or on an additional thread. In the next row, type air over the removed loops. There should be 4 times less of them than you removed. Make a circle. After that, begin to subtract 2 loops from the ones you just made. They form the edge of the hole. Knit 2 stitches together on one side and the other. Knit the rest of the loops on the 4 knitting needles according to the pattern. In the end, you should have as many loops as there were at the very beginning.
Step 7
Knit over the pattern almost to the base of the little finger. When 2-4 rows remain, stop knitting the stripes and knit all with purl loops. Distribute the loops for the remaining fingers. Divide the whole number of stitches by 8. Half of the stitches will go to the upper halves of the fingers, the other half to the lower halves. It is unlikely that you will get an integer when you divide. Distribute the remainder evenly between the middle, index and ring fingers.
Step 8
Remove the little finger loops with a pin or additional thread. Do not forget to make a jumper between it and the nameless one from 4-6 air loops. Make 3-4 circles, determine the place for the index finger, and remove the loops for the middle and ring fingers. Bridge 4-6 stitches between index and middle fingers. It is more convenient to knit fingers not on five knitting needles, but on four. Tie the index finger to the desired length, then lower the loops, knitting them 2, until 1 loop remains. Tighten it, break the thread and bring it to the wrong side. Then tie the middle finger, then the ring and little fingers.
Step 9
Return to your thumb. Remove the loops from the pins and knit with one purl to the desired length. Lower the loops in the same way as you did with the other fingers. Knit the right glove in the same way, but in a mirror image.
