T3F (Twist 3 Front) – slip next 2 sts onto cable needle and hold at front of work, purl next st from left hand needl, then knit sts from cable needle
T3B (Twist 3 Back) – slip next st onto cable needle and hold at back of work, knit next 2 sts from left hand needle, then purl st from cable needle
C4F – slip next 2 sts onto a cable needle and hold in front of work, knit next 2 sts from left hand needle, then knit sts from cable needle
C4B – slip next 2 sts onto a cable needle and hold at back of work, knit next 2 sts from left left hand needle, then knit sts from cable needle
3.5 mm DPNS (or circular needles if you prefer)
Aran yarn (I used Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran)
CO56 sts using long tail method place marker before joining.
Rib for 8 rows (k2,p2)
Left glove
Knit 22 sts from the marker and start cable pattern (when not knitting the cable pattern, you knit round)
(unlike my previous pattern there is no knit row between the ribbing and the cable as the cables appear to continue the rib
Cable pattern
Round 1: p2, k2, p2, t3f, t3b, p2, k2, p2
Round 2 and all even rounds: knit the knit sts, purl the purl sts
Round 3: p2, t3f, p2, c4f, p2, t3b, p2
Round 5: p3, t3f, t3b, t3f, t3b, p3
Round 7: p4, c4b, p2, c4b, p4
Round 9: p3, t3b, t3f, t3b, t3f, p3
Round 11: p2, t3b, p2, c4f, p2, t3f, p2
Round 13: p2, k2, p2, t3b, t3f, p2, k2, p2
In this pattern I have worked the cable pattern a total of 7 times.
After 1st repeat of the pattern, start shaping for the wrist.
Wrist/arm shaping:
Dec 2sts either side of the cable pattern on rounds 2 and 9 for the next 3 repeats of the pattern (12 st dec in total) as follows:
(1st repeat)
Round 2: knit to 12 sts BEFORE cable pattern, ssk, k10, cable pattern next 18sts, k10, k2tog, knit to marker
Round 9: repeat as above
(2nd repeat)
Round 2: knit to 11sts BEFORE cable pattern, ssk, k9, cable pattern next 18sts, k9, k2tog, knit to market
Round 9: as above
(3rd repeat)
Round 2: knit to 10 std BEFORE cable pattern, ssk, k9, cable pattern next 18sts, k8, k2tog, knit to market
Round 9: as above
44sts in total
Thumb gusset (left glove)
On the 5th repeat of the cable pattern, begin the thumb gusset, from marker, repeat the following 14 rows in conjunction with the cable pattern
Round 1: K7, p1, k2, p1, k5, continue in cable pattern (on each occasion)
Round 2: k7, p1, m1, k2, m1, p1, k5
Round 3 & 4: k7, p1, k4, p1, k5
Round 5: k7, p1, m1, k4, m1, p1, k5
Round 6: k7, p1, k6, p1, k5
Round 7: K7, p1, k6, p1, k5
Round 8: k7, p1, m1, k6, m1, p1, k5
Round 9 & 10: k7, p1, k8, p1, k5
Round 11: k7, p1, m1, k8, m1, p1, k5
Round 12: k7, p1, k10, p1, k5
Round 13: K7, p1, k10, p1, k5
Round 14: k7, p1, m1, k10, m1, p1, k5
(54 sts in total)
Repeat cable pattern once more with no increases in the thumb gusset (but continue purling the purl stitches)
After this repeat (6 cable repeats in total), put 12 thumb sts onto waste yarn, CO 6 sts and rejoin yarn (48sts) and repeat the cable pattern one last time.
Ribbing
Starting P2, K2, rib for 4 rows, Cast off in rib.
Rejoin Thumb
Put 12 sts back on the needle, pick up 6 sts across the gap by the hand, knit 1 row.
On next row, decrease 2 sts across the gap 6 sts: K1, ssk, k2tog, k1
Knit 2 more rows then 4 rows of k2, p2, ribbing, Cast off in rib
Weave in ends.
Right Glove
Exactly the same as the left glove EXCEPT:
18 sts after the marker, start cable pattern
Thumb gusset (right glove)
AFTER the Cable Pattern
Round 1: k5, p1, k2, p1, knit 7 (til marker)
Round 2: k5, p1, m1, k2, m1, p1, k7
Round 3 & 4: k5, p1, k4, p1, k7
Round 5: k5, p1, m1, k4, m1, p1, k7
Round 6: k5, p1, k6, p1, k7
Round 7: K5, p1, k6, p1, k7
Round 8: k5, p1, m1, k6, m1, p1, k7
Round 9 & 10: k5, p1, k8, p1, k7
Round 11: k5, p1, m1, k8, m1, p1, k7
Round 12: k5, p1, k10, p1, k7
Round 13: K5, p1, k10, p1, k7
Round 14: k5, p1, m1, k10, m1, p1, k7
Please note: there is another, gorgeous pattern on Ravelry that uses this cable pattern but is very different in construction. If you’re after a shorter pair, without the wrist shaping – this pattern may be for you: Vancouver Fog Mitts
These are amazing gloves, even better that they are mine. hehe
Approximately how much yarn is used in this pattern? I can’t wait to make these!
Hi Jenny
I used 2.5 balls of Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran, which, according to Ravelry, is about 225 yards.
Please post pictures when you’re done, can’t wait to see them!
Hi again! I started these and I finished the left glove. I am not sure why, but my thumb ended up being too far to the inside of the glove and it makes the cable pattern sit way over on the left side of my arm. I am not quite sure what I did wrong. I followed the directions to the letter. I am starting the right glove shortly to see if I can correct it. The other one is just going to be a little off because I don’t want to rip back that far! lol.
Hi!
I love these gloves! Awesome pattern!
I just wanted to point out a little error in the thumb gussets though. By the time you start the gusset on either side, there are 16 stitches. In your pattern, the left side gusset accounts for all 16 stitches but the right side gusset does not. It adds up to 14 stitches.
I am just starting the gusset on the right gloves (left glove is done), and I have started each row with a K7, instead of a K5, like the left side.
Hi Patsy
Apologies for the delay in coming back to you – you’re right that the right glove doesn’t account for all the stitches but the K7 should be AFTER rather than before as the gusset should be 5 sts away from the cable pattern on both gloves – I’ve amended the pattern to reflect that.
Thanks
Sarah
About to start these glorious mitts and just wanted to check gauge and needles with you. Debbie bliss cashmerino Aran is usually an 8 needle, 18 stitches is 4″/10cm gauge…which makes a 56 cast on seemingly big and using the 3.5 needles makes it tIght. Have I misinterpreted your instructions? They are beautiful mitts and I don’t want to start off wrong! Thanks
I just finished knitting a pair of these today! Had no problem with the left glove, but I ended up having to knit the right one three times.
Your instructions say to start the cable pattern after 18 stitches, which leaves 20 stitches after the cable (18-18-20). However, after the decreases, I came up two stitches short for the thumb gusset. I ended up starting the cable pattern after 16 stitches to get the two stitches I was missing, and reversing the cuff ribbing to make it match up with the cable pattern (16-18-22). I look forward to wearing these when the weather starts cooling off! 
Hi Ilana
I’m not a gauge knitter unfortunately and 56 sts on that size fitted my friend’s very slender arms very well. It is to fit on the forearm, rather than the wrist so shouldn’t be too big. As the cable is down the middle of the arm, if it does feel too big for you, I’d recommend taking a stitch or two from either side of the round join in order to keep the cable in the middle.
Hope that helps – shout if not and I’ll see what I can do!
These are lovely. How do you keep your fingers warm while wearing these? My fingers always get so very cold in RI. Would this pattern work if i were to finish them like a mitten? I have made many pairs of mittens in the past.
Really pretty thank you for sharing your pattern.
Fell in love with your pattern and finished knitting them a couple of days ago and I love them. Have worn them and friends love them too. Pattern was well written and worked out perfectly, the thumb gusset is so neat. I’ve posted them (in the making) on my blog, referencing you of course, and will add a photo of the finished article soon (take a look).
Thanks so much fo the pattern
Hello , I’m stuck with the thumb gusset …..do I turn the work to the public side to do the thumbs of the scarp yarn , or keep working in the round since cast on with the ‘public side’ sstill inside ? Any help most appreciated , it’s so simple the easiest part and I’ve gone blank !
Reagrds Chess.
Just finished these, they turned out so beautiful, I am sure I will enjoy them next fall and winter. Finished them just in time for spring.