How to knit owl gloves

Usage: 9 balls

Use No. 8 fabric for the main body and No. 9 fabric for the edge.

Finished product size: bust 84cm, length 58cm, sleeve length measured from the neckline 60cm

The simplest ones are often the least challenging, so it takes a little longer to knit. When wearing this owl, the effect is very good and the warmth retention is also very strong.

After knitting and putting away the clothes, there is a ball of thread left. What is left is leftover. Why not use it and knit a pair of gloves.

So, there are these cute owl gloves.

Get a pair in two hours, super easy.

4mm needles, use more than half a tael. Because I don’t like to knit in circles, I knit in pieces. If I don’t like stitches, I can knit in circles.

Start from single rib, pick up 42 stitches, knit three 3 rows, then purl one row,

knit 20 stitches down and top up 22 stitches. Knit an owl at the upper needle position (the owl is arranged on the left or right, please note that the left and right hands are different)

Two rows of plain stitches, and purl stitch on the side with the owl.

After knitting the owl, knit 4 rows of needles on the side with the owl.

Knit 10 rows of plain stitches, 4 rows of single rib, and trim the edges.

Sew, leaving a section in the middle unsewed.

There are two ways to wear it, one for yourself and one for others.