I've called them 'Gloves of Hope'.
It is an 8ply fingerless glove knitted in the round. The most lovely miss Emmapea has made the pattern all pretty and formatted into a .pdf document.
Until I get myself organised and get them downloadable on Ravelry you can email me through here for copy of the pattern.
I do ask that you make a donation of $3 (or more if you feel so inclined
Hope Osborne
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I have decided to offer a little incentive, for the first 3 weeks, all completed pairs will go in a draw to win a custom dye of your choice of 200gm of 8ply superwash - to be hand dyed by the talented Emmapea. I've suggested 8ply as this is an 8ply pattern, but I'm happy to swap this for a custom dye of 100gm of Patonlye if that is what you prefer.
So for $3 you not only get an easy to follow, quick knit pattern that uses only 50gm of 8ply, but you also get an entry to win some custom dyed yarn, for each pair that is completed.

To enter you will need to supply a photo of each completed pair either on this thread, or even better, once I have set up Ravelry and the pattern can be downloaded from there, you can add the Gloves of Hope as a project and link from there
Because this is a plain pattern it lends itself well to being abit creative with the yarn you use, but also you could try some with embroidery or embelishments. The next pair I'm going to knit will be done in naked yarn and I plan to either hand paint the yarn once knitted, or do a gradient dye.
Here's an example of one pair I have just done, I hand dyed some 8ply Charity with some bright colours in short repeats so it gave a pooling effect.
Happy knitting










) and so the Gloves of Hope pattern is now downloadable from Ravelry. Its a free download, in the notes I've told Hope's story and asked for a donation.
