Sarah Hunter’s Gloves
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THIS GLOVE pattern is a replica of a pair made in around 1850 by a Dales knitter, Sarah Hunter, whose story Penelope Hemingway explores on page 66. “Traditionally, Dales gloves had a white or cream background and a dark natural colour for the pattern,” says Penelope. “Sarah Hunter’s pair were knitted in red and black.” Our sample uses red and cream shades of Jamieson & Smith’s Shetland Heritage wool.
SIZE
To fit palm circumference: 18-20cm (7¼-8in) Actual palm circumference: 17½cm (7in) Length from end of cuff to fingertips: adjustable to fit
YARN
Jamieson & Smith Shetland Heritage (4ply weight; 100% Shetland wool; 110m/120yds per 25g ball)
A Snaa White; 2 x 25g balls
B Madder; 2 x 25g balls
NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES
1 set 1.5mm (UK 17/US 000) double-pointed needles (DPNs), or
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