Sanquhar glove knitting began in Scotland in the late 1800s. Many patterns have been created for this fascinating type of glove, but the layout and architecture remain the same. This video takes you on a step-by-step knitting journey to make a pair of Sanquhar gloves from cuff to fingertip, and includes two patterns.
The gloves are covered with special details including personalized cuffs and three-dimensional fingers, but the designs are surprisingly simple. With Beth’s guidance, you will learn how to knit Sanquhar gloves:
Gansey Fingerless Mitts
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