Florist Gloves

Crochet pattern in US terminology

Skill level : confident/advanced beginners to intermediate

By Shiho Sato / Instagram @prettypawcrafts

Contents
Terms of use ... 4
Things you need, abbreviations ... 5
Important Notes ... 6
About this pattern ... 7
Pattern ... 8 - 10
Optional Thumb Hole Edging ... 11
Flower Graph Pattern for right/left handed... 12
2 types of edging in pictures ... 13
Thank you notes ... 14
Florist Gloves Testers' Look Book ... 15
Terms of use
This PDF pattern is for personal use only.
Copying, selling, redistributing this pattern is prohibited, including using the graph for
other products.
You may sell the finished gloves.
Please also acknowledge that when selling the gloves made from this pattern, I ask
you to please credit me as the designer of the pattern by mentioning prettypawcrafts
in your listing.
When posting a picture of the finished gloves, please do not forget to mention / tag
me @prettypawcrafts

Thank you for your understanding.

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Things you need
3 mm hook
Sport weight yarn
Color 1: about 100m/109yds.
Color 2: about 50m/54yds.
2 stitch markers
darning needle
Abbreviations
CH - chain SP - Space
SLST - slip stitch SLSTBLO - slip stitch in the back loop only
ST(S) - stitch(es)
SM - stitch marker
SC - single crochet, i.e : 6SC means make 1 single crochet in the next 6 sts
SK - skip
R - Row, Round i.e : R3 means row 3 or round 3
TO - turn over, (turn your work)
HDC - half double crochet
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Important notes
Gauge 15 rows x 14 stitches = 3 x 3" (3mm hook)
This crochet pattern uses tapestry crochet, you will be creating the floral pattern by using two colors.
The non-working color will be carried within the stitches.
SC until SM means SC until ( 1 ST before SM ), then the flower pattern starts from the ST which SM is on.
SC rest means SC the rest of the round.
TO every round for the body, except for R1.
Place your SM back into the new ST, every time you get to the SM.

My gloves' measurements when laying flat

7 1/2 " in length, 4" for the width of the body, 2 1/2 " for the width of the wristband.

If you are left handed

I currently only have graph available for left-handed. I deeply apologize.
For the written instructions, I am still working on it.
Thank you for your understanding.

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About this pattern
Starting and ending a round
How to start a round / finish a round link below
https://youtu.be/STAjsLbuPMg

Color switching
Change the color by finishing the SC ST with the new color.
SC until SM and SC rest are done with Color 1
You can drop Color 2 after working the last stitch of Color 2, then pick up again when you work
the Color 2 in the pattern.

Thumb hole
You can chain more at R20 for your thumb hole to match your thumb size, just make sure to put
more SC in the chain SP if you end up chaining more. ( when doing the optional thumb hole
edging, make sure to put SC, multiple of 6.)

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 CH1, fold your work ( you can choose which side is right/wrong
Wristband side) and connect both sides, the last row and the first CH row
Note:CH1 to TO at the end of every row by SLST.
With Color 1 , CH19 Do not cut yarn.
R1 : into the 2nd CH from hook, make a SLST, Turn your work right side out ( the seam should be on the
inside), CH1, 1SC on top of every row of the wrist band. ( You
SLST in every stitch across. (18)
should have 40 SC, it does not count as a round.)
R2 : SLSTBLO the entire row How to connect the wristband link below
R3 - R40 : repeat row 2 https://youtu.be/KfC_-bH94Y4
(if you added more rows for the wristband, you can add more SC here,
Wrist band measures 5"(not stretched.) just make sure to even out the numbers of stitches in the body, and your
stitch count would be different. Take notes so both right and left have
(If the wristband fits too tightly, you can add more rows here.)
the same amount of stitches.)

8.1 8.2

Body : Right Hand
Note: At the end of every row SLST, CH 1 and
TO to start a new round, excluding R1.
Body uses Color 1, Color 2
CH 1 does not count as a ST,
make the first SC into the very first ST.
R1: 1SC the entire round. (40)
R2: TO, 1SC the entire round. (40)
(TO every round from this round.)
Count 10 ST, place SM into the next ST, counting
from the SM, count 20, place SM in the ST.
There should be 10 ST left.
(Every time you place a ST into the SM, place it back
into the new ST immediately.)
9.1
R3: SC until SM, 4SC, 5SC, 3SC, 5SC, 3SC, SC rest
R4: SC until SM, 3SC, 6SC, 2SC, 6SC, 3SC, SC rest
R5: SC until SM, 3SC, 7SC, 1SC, 7SC, 2SC, SC rest
R6: SC until SM, 2SC, 7SC, 1SC, 6SC, 4SC, SC rest
R7: SC until SM, 4SC, 14SC, 2SC, SC rest
R8: SC until SM, 3SC, 12SC, 5SC, SC rest
R9: SC until SM, 3SC, 6SC, 3SC, 4SC, 4SC, SC rest
R10: SC until SM, 2SC, 5SC, 5SC, 6SC, 2SC, SC rest
R11: SC until SM, 1SC, 7SC, 5SC, 6SC, 1SC, SC rest
R12: SC until SM, 1SC, 7SC, 3SC, 8SC, 1SC, SC rest
R13: SC until SM, 2SC, 17SC, 1SC, SC rest
R14: SC until SM, 2SC, 11SC, 1SC, 3SC, 3SC, SC rest
R15: SC until SM, 7SC, 7SC, 1SC, 2SC, 3SC, SC rest
R16: SC until SM, 6SC, 7SC, 7SC, SC rest
R17: SC until SM, 7SC, 7SC, 6SC, SC rest
R18: SC until SM, 7SC, 5SC, 8SC, SC rest
R19: SC until SM, 10SC, 2SC, 8SC, SC rest
Cut Color 2 with a tail for weaving in later.
(Chain more here at R20, if you would like a bigger thumb hole,
With Color 1, do the same for the left hand.)
R20: 3SC, CH4, SK7, SC into the next ST, SC rest. 9.2
 Scallop
Body continued *CH1,SK2, 6HDC into next ST, SK2, SLST into next
You can now take out your SM.
ST* repeat * to * for entire round, SLST to the first ST.
We still TO every round, we are also going to create the
Fasten off.
thumb hole in this part.
R21: 31SC, 5SC into 4CH SP, SC rest
(You should have 38 SC this round.) Left Hand
R22: SC entire round
R23: SC entire round, Repeat the exact same process of Wrist Band and
do not TO at the end of this row. Body : Right Hand until R19.

Edging ( Scallop / Arched lace ) you can choose which R20: 31SC, CH4, SK7, SC into next ST, SC rest.
edging and which color to use for this part. R21: 3SC, 5SC into 4CH SP, SC rest. (38 SC)
*Please refer to page 12 for how each edging looks like* R22: SC entire round
Arched lace R23: SC entire round,
R1: *CH4, SK 4, SLST into next ST* do not TO at the end of this row.
repeat * to * for entire round,
SLST to first ST. Do not TO. Repeat edging.
R2: *CH1, 6SC into CH4 SP, SLST to previous SLST.*
Repeat * for entire round, SLST to CH1. Weave in all the loose ends and you are all set!
Fasten off. 10.1 10.2
Optional Thumb Hole Edging

R1 (for both arched lace and scallop edging)

Connect your yarn to any stitch of the thumb hole on the right side.
CH1, 1SC in the same ST, make 17 SC, SLST to the first ST. (18 SC)
(If you changed your thumb hole size at R20, your ST count would be different here, see the important note at Page 6. Follow the pattern to put more edges.)

Arched lace
R2: *CH4, SK4, SLST into next ST* repeat * to * for entire round, SLST to the first ST to end the round.
(You should have 3 arches.)
R3: *CH1, 6SC into CH4 SP, SLST to previous SLST.* repeat * to * for entire round,
SLST into CH1. Fasten off.

Scallop
R2: CH1, 6HDC into the 3rd ST, SK2, SLST into the next ST, SK1, 6HDC into the next ST, SK2, SLST into the next ST,
SK1, 6HDC into the next ST, SK2, SLST into the next ST. ( You should have 3 scallops.)
SLST again into the beginning of the round. Fasten off.

Weave in ends.
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start this way, right handed Start this way, left handed
Scallops Arches 13
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I hope that you enjoyed making the gloves as much as I did.
If you have any questions regarding the pattern, please contact me at
prettypawcrafts@gmail.com or instagram @prettypawcrafts

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#floristgloves / #prettypawcrafts / @prettypawcrafts

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Florist Gloves Look Book
Many thanks to my amazing testers, I could not have made this pattern without you all.
Thank you so much for your hard work.

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 @coricoroco @crochetintheattic

Hook: 3.5mm Hook: 3mm

Yarn:Naturally Magic Garden Classic 3ply Merino (white) Yarn: Wandering flock, sock weight
Sesia Dahu Fancy 4 Ply (Lapis) 140m
Approx. 40g from each color
 @crochetwithsteph @croseeyaofficial

Hook: 4.5mm Hook: 3mm

Yarn: dk / sport weight Yarn: Milk cotton 5 ply sport / dk weight
Cascade cherubs dk 80m for main color
30m for secondary color
67g
 @forling_crochet @huacrochet

Hook: 3mm for white, 3.5mm for black Hook: 3mm

Yarn: DK, wool+acrylic blend Vintage Berocco Yarn:Size 2, sport weight yarn. Milk cotton
110m for main color Approximately 45g for main color
27m for secondary color 25g for secondary color
 @itsybitsyabby.ph @lotus.crochets

Hook: 3mm
Hook: 4mm
Yarn: fingering weight indophil yarn in 4 ply
Yarn: alize cotton gold , weight 2
120m
About 50g/100m of both colors
 @masalladelarmario @stitch.byh

Hook:3.5mm Hook: 3mm

Yarn: Iris yarn, weight 2 acrylic yarn Yarn: size 2 acrylic, Alize Şekerim
42g/126m in total for both gloves 40g of yarn for both gloves
32g/96m for main color Approximately 5g/16m in blackberry color, 20g/64m in beige
10g/30m for secondary color color, 15g/48m in off-white colour
 @tingmakingthings @tinofkale

Hook:4.5mm Hook: 3mm

Yarn:Hobbii Diablo, lace weight Yarn: 8ply cotton yarn
90g for main color
20g for secondary color
 @wisnia.na.szydelku

Hook: 3.75mm for ribbing, 3mm for body

Yarn: Caron Colorama Halo O’Go in Nutmeg Forest
50g, 97m for main color,
25g, 48m for secondary color
Together the gloves weighed ~75g