About this Product
Welcome chilly weather with these warm and natural wool fingerless gloves! They are made especially for keeping thumbs and fingers free while keeping hands and wrists cozy and warm.
They are perfect to wear for all kinds of activities, whether you use a computer, scanner, craftsman tools, or just want to use your phone on a cold day. And don't forget dog walkers, photographers, warehouse workers and those who work in chilly spaces.
This kind of crochet cannot be done with a machine and can only be done by hand, making these gloves unique and original.
These gloves are hand crocheted by me, in a pattern of my own design that is straightforward and gender neutral. They are crocheted in a close stitch with a fine yarn making them lightweight and snug fitting. They are fully open at the fingers with a simple opening for the thumb, making them easy to take on and off.
This yarn is a wonderful 100% Peruvian Highland wool. The color is a beautiful heathered olive green with little flecks of blue and brown.
These fit an average size hand and have some stretch to fit different hands.
Overall length - 8-1/2 inches.
Wide part of hand 7-1/2 inches around plus some stretch.
If cared for properly, Peruvian Highland wool accessories last for many years.
Hand wash in cool water and mild soap. Do not wring or twist to avoid felting. Best to roll in a towel and gently squeeze out excess water. Lay flat to dry.
The yarn is Oeko-Tex Certified Standard 100.
Little Marigold
Meet the Maker
Hi! I'm Karin, the maker behind Little Marigold.
I hope you love my hand crocheted and sewn creations.
I work from my home next to a tiny woods in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. I find inspiration in the natural world, and many of my creations reflect this in colors and textures.
Crocheting and sewing are what I really love doing, and I have been doing both most of my life. I love the details that make each item special. It might be a marvelously soft yarn, an uncommon crochet stitch, or a lace border that makes something exceptional. It might even be an exquisite color that makes an item unique. These are all things I love to incorporate into everything I make. I believe the whole process of thought, skill, and choice is what makes a creation extraordinary.
I also love thinking about the person who will use each item, and hoping it will soon be someone's favorite!
Enjoy!
Karin Archibald
Shop Owner & Maker of Things
