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By Amanda Jones. Knitted fingerless gloves with a cabled owl on the back.

This is a way to knit Fingerless Gloves on a circular knitting machine. These fingerless gloves feature a long tail cast on with a ribbed cuff, and the thumb is knit after the rest of the mitten is finished. (Or one can skip the ribbed cuff if it is too difficult.) First section: 15 rows circular. Second section: put three stitches on stitch-savers, then knit 5 rows flat-panel. Third section: cast those three stitches back on with a scrap of yarn (1 row), then knit another 11 rows circular. Then bind off. Thumb: this is actually done on the knitting machine as well, picking up stitches and doing it as a flat panel. Then the seams are sewed up.

Crochet pattern by Sybil R. They are crocheted around the thumb which allows you to show off your variegated yarn to the best effect.

Cute fox colourwork crochet fingerless gloves pattern.

This is the crochet version of the author's "Pieces of Eight Mitts" (http://knitting-and-so-on.blogspot.com.au/2014/02/pieces-of-eight-mitts.html). So pretty!

Loom Knit fingerless gloves pattern.

Fingerless mitts pattern for a knitting loom.

There are quite a few Mobius scarves around, but I've never seen Mobius gloves before. But Mobiuses are always cool.

These were designed for cosplay, and they look very cool.

Crocheted fingerless gloves pattern.

The interesting thing about this pattern is that, while it is for fingerless gloves, they aren't completely fingerless, they are half-fingers. This makes it a little more difficult to make, but it also fits more snugly and provides that little bit more warmth.

Designed to look like faux plate-armour; what a cool idea! Might not be that easy to make, though.

I want to make these because they look both pretty and easy. Shell stitch is lovely.