Ever After Gauntlets

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• Step 1

  Cast on 36 stitches
  Knit three rows
  Row 1 of pattern: k2tog twice (“yo, k1” 4 times, k2tog 4 times)repeat until last 8 sts, yo, k1 4 times, k2tog twice
  Row 2: Purl
  Row 3: Knit
  Row 4: Purl
  Continue working 9 sets of the pattern (or until you have reached the length desired) Work row 1 of the pattern
  Knit 3 rows then cast off.

• Step 2

  Make up
  Using mattress stitch, join the side seam from the cast off edge & sew 3cm. Bind off & rejoin the yarn 5cm from bound off point & sew to bottom (in effect leaving a 5cm thumb hole). You should have a straight edge at the top of the gauntlet & a scalloped edge at the bottom. Weave in ends & steam block if desired.
  Abbreviations: K1 = Knit one stitch. K2tog = Knit 2 stitches together. yo = Yarn over (take the yarn from the back of your work through to the front & over the needle to knit.)
  The pattern is written to fit an average sized ladies hand. My hands are quite large, & they still fit me well. If you wish to down size, just use 8ply yarn on a 4.5mm or 4mm needle – do not reduce the number of cast on stitches. If you wish to make longer gauntlets, it is advised you purchase two balls of yarn.
  Variations
  Using the 5mm needles try something a little more luxurious & use the Whisper Mohair.

• Step 3

  Ever After Scarf
  You will Need:
  5mm needles, four balls of 8 or 10ply yarn
  Cast on 40 stitches
  Knit three rows
  Row 1 of pattern: K2, k2tog twice (“yo, k1” 4 times, k2tog 4 times)repeat until last 10 sts, “yo, k1” 4 times, k2tog twice, K2
  Rows 2: K2, Purl to last 2 sts, K2
  Row 3: Knit
  Row 4: K2, Purl to last 2 sts, K2
  Continue working until you have reached the length desired Work row 1 of the pattern
  Knit 3 rows then cast off.
  Weave in ends & block.

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