Nocciola Gloves Pattern

When the days are getting shorter and colder and the hazelnuts are ready to be picked up, what’s better than to keep your hand nice and toasty with a pair of Nocciola Gloves!
Nocciola is italian for Haselnut!

The Nocciola Gloves are fingerless gloves worked from the cuff to the fingers. The cuff is worked in rows, in a rib crochet stitch. The glove body and thumb are worked in seamless rounds.

In this pattern you will find some video tutorials attached that explain the most important steps of the work, as well as how to make some of the stitches used.

Sizes
S - M, (L – XL), Corresponding to a palm circumference of 19 – 22, (24 – 27) cm; 7,5 – 8,6, (9,4 – 10,6) inch.

Hooks and tools

4.5 and 5 mm size hook
You will also need scissors, 2 stitch markers, a measuring tape, a row counter and a tapestry needle.

Gauge
10 x 10 cm = 18 sts x 13 rounds in pattern repeat.

Reccomended Yarn
Approx. 2 balls of any sport weight wool