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I had a bit of cotton yarn left over from a cardigan project, and I felt like using that to knit fingerless gloves. As almost-promised, here's what I did in written form. Do keep in mind that I made these up as I went along and spent an entire five minutes writing down these notes.

Cast on 40 stitches onto DPNs size 3.5mm/US4, 10 per needle Join to work in the round. Work one round in k1 p1 rib, then switch to twisted rib, meaning work knit stitches through back loop. Work another 9 rounds. Switch to stockinette, work one round.

Transfer 2 stitches from needle one to needle two. Increase in the end of needle one on every second round until you have 20 stitches on needle one. Switch to contrast yarn to work two round high stripes. Knit stitches on needle one, and cast off the twelve stitches on needle two. Finish the round. On the next round, divide stitches on needle one onto two needles. Continue to needle three without paying any mind to the gap.

Work four contrast stripes in total, then switch to original color, and work 10 rounds of twisted rib. Cast off, weave in ends.

The other glove is worked the same way, only the thumb gusset is located on different needles. After finishing 10 rounds of rib and one round in stockinette, transfer two stitches from needle four onto needle three. Work increases at the start of needle four every second round until you have 20 stitches on needle four. Switch to contrast color, and cast off the stitches on needle three. Work the rest of the glove the same way as the first one.

I hope you'll like the gloves!