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Stunning interlocking crochet fingerless gloves – make a pair for yourself, as a gift for a loved one or as a bestseller on your market stall! Easy colorwork technique with beautiful results.
Crocheted fingerless gloves are one of those projects that perfectly combine practicality and creativity.
They keep your hands warm while still allowing you to text, type, or sip your morning coffee without constantly pulling gloves on and off.
If you love textured crochet patterns and unique colorwork, interlocking crochet is a beautiful technique that adds depth and visual interest without being overly complicated.
In this free pattern, I’ll show you how to create a pair of stylish interlocking crochet fingerless gloves that are both cozy and eye-catching.
Interlocking crochet uses two colors worked in separate rows to create striking geometric designs that look much more complex than they actually are.
Once you understand the rhythm of the stitches, the pattern becomes relaxing and surprisingly quick to make.
These gloves are perfect for cool autumn walks, chilly offices, or as thoughtful handmade gifts.
The pattern is beginner-friendly for crocheters who are comfortable with basic stitches and ready to try something a little different.
You’ll also find helpful tips throughout the pattern and a full video tutorial to make the process smooth and enjoyable.
Grab your favorite yarn colors, your hook, and let’s make a pair of warm, textured fingerless gloves that you’ll love wearing all season long.
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Interlocking Crochet Fingerless Gloves Pattern Details
- the interlocking fingerless gloves are the perfect intro make into the interlocking technique
- they are easy and quick to make
- you can customise the finished size and the color combination you use
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Interlocking Crochet Fingerless Gloves Pattern
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Materials
- Emu Classic Aran (100% premium acrylic; aran/worsted weight/category 4 yarn; 210m/229yds per 100g ball) x 1 ball in each Pecan (113) = yarn A, White (101) = yarn B, Black (123) = yarn C
- 6 mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Stitch markers
Yarn Substitutes
You can find alternative yarns below. I have picked out a few yarns that would work beautifully with the pattern.
- Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran – This soft, yet durable, yarn is fantastic value for money and is perfect for children’s clothes, blankets, and toys. What’s more, with 60 colours to choose from, you’ll be sure to find your perfect shade!
- Cygnet Aran – is an easy-care acrylic yarn available in a range of beautiful, classic shades. Cygnet Aran is as versatile as it is affordable, making it the perfect yarn to experiment with.
- Mary Maxim Anti-Pill Worsted Yarn – The softest worsted weight yarn ever! 100% Anti-Pill Acrylic. Like new wash after wash!
- Heatherly Worsted – With a blend of acrylic and Merino wool, Heatherly is the perfect choice for sturdy projects that require next-to-skin softness! Cheerful colors mixed with white provide a wide range of pastel hues to choose from.
- Herrschners Worsted 8 Yarn – This 100% acrylic yarn is perfect for afghans, sweaters, home décor projects, and more. Contains an easy-pull yarn tab for hassle-free starts to projects. This machine-washable yarn is durable and looks great wash after wash.
- Brava Worsted – This soft, yet durable, yarn is fantastic value for money and is perfect for children’s clothes, blankets, and toys. What’s more, with loads of colours to choose from, you’ll be sure to find your perfect shade!
- Swish Worsted – is the superwash of crocheters’ dreams! By selecting high-grade Merino wool (20.5 microns), they have been able to produce a machine-washable yarn that is super soft, definitely worthy of being worn against a baby’s skin. Just the ticket for children’s clothes, afghans, charity projects, and gifts.
Stitches And Abbreviations (US Crochet Terms)
The pattern uses US Crochet Terminology
yrh – yarn over hook
sl st – slip stitch
ch – chain stitch
ch-sp – chain space, specifically 1 ch-sp, 2 ch-sp etc.
rnd – round
prev – previous
rep – repeat
beg – beginning
st(s) – stitch(es)
sc – single crochet
sc blo – single crochet through back loop only
dc – double crochet
linked dc – linked double crochet, for a tutorial CLICK HERE
FPtr – front post treble crochet stitch – work a treble crochet stitch through the top loops of the indicated dc stitch 2 rounds below, working to the front of the 1 ch-sp
stand dc – standing double crochet – extend loop, hold with index finger, twist around hook towards you, insert hook, yarn over and pull through = 3 loops on the hook, (yarn over, pull through 2 loops) twice to finish the stitch. For a full tutorial, please CLICK HERE.
Interlocking Crochet Fingerless Gloves Finished Size
one size to fit most, easily adjustable
Tension/Gauge
13 sts x 9 rounds in established pattern = 10 x 10 cm/ 4 x 4 inch
Gauge Swatch Pattern
Chain 34, sl st into the first chain, making sure not to twist the foundation chain.
Rnd 1: 1 stand dc, 1 dc in each ch around, sl st to top of first st to join.
[34 dc]
Rnd 2: 1 stand dc, *1 ch, skip next st**, 1 dc in next; repeat from * around ending last repeat at **, sl st to top of first st to join.
[17 dc, 17 ch-sp]
Rnd 3: 1 ch (doesn’t count as a st), 1 sc in top of first st, *1 FPtr worked into skipped st 2 rnds below working to the front of 1 ch-sp**, 1 sc in top of next dc; repeat around ending last repeat at **, sl st to top of first st to join.
[17 sc, 17 FPtr]
Rnd 4: 1 stand dc, 1 dc in each ch around, sl st to top of first st to join.
[34 dc]
Repeat Rnd 2 – 4 another three times until your swatch is big enough to measure out a 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inch area in the middle.
Count how many stitches and rounds fit into this area.
If you have fewer than 13 stitches and 9 rounds, you need to use a smaller hook.
If you have more than 13 stitches and 9 rounds, you need to use a larger hook.
Pattern Notes
- the fingerless gloves pattern starts with ribbing worked in single crochet through back loop only
- the length of this ribbing determines the finished circumference of the cuff of the glove
- you can customise the finished size by adjusting the number of rows worked for the ribbing
- you must ensure the ribbing has EVEN number of rows for the interlocking pattern to work later on in the pattern
- once you reach the desired size of the ribbing band, you will fold it in half and crochet the last row and the underside of the foundation chain together to form the cuff of the glove
- you will then continue working in joined rounds around the end sc stitched of each row of the cuff
- the main body uses the interlocking crochet pattern that repeats over two rounds
- to adjust the height of the fingerless gloves, you can work more or less rounds
- the thumb hole is created by skipping a few stitches
Interlocking Crochet Fingerless Gloves Pattern Video Tutorial
I have filmed a step-by-step video tutorial for this amazing interlocking crochet fingerless gloves pattern.
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Interlocking Crochet Fingerless Gloves Written Pattern
The Cuff
With yarn A chain 13.
Row 1: starting in 2nd ch from hook (first 1 ch doesn’t count as a st), 1 sc across, turn.
[12 sc]
Row 2: 1 ch, 1 sc in first st, 1 sc blo across until last st, 1 sc into top of last st, turn.
[12 sc]
Repeat Row 2 until you have 26 rows in total or you reach the desired length of the cuff ribbing ensuring you have EVEN number of rows.
Fold in half and sew or crochet the last row with the underside of the foundation chain together. Fasten off.
You will be working around each end sc st around the long edge of the ribbing.
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Thumb Hole
Join yarn A in 1st missed st of Rnd 6 on the thumb opening.
Rnd 1: 1 sc in each of next 3 sts, 3 sc in end dc st, 1 sc into each st on the underside of the 9 ch-sp, 3 sc in end dc st on the other side, sl st to top of first sc to join.
[18 sc]
Fasten off. Sew in all ends.
Final Thoughts
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