And then there were two.

I thought it best that I move straight onto the second of my Beira Fingerless Gloves without a gap in proceedings in the fear that one would never become two.

And what would you know? In a little over a week I polished off the second one.

Ta dah!

The front

The back

I had hoped to beat the daffodils with this pair. Well I didn’t but the daffs are still in flower and it is still very cold.

I had been hoping to paint my nails for the close up shot. Mollie of MollieandClaire always has beautifully painted nails in her images. Mine never last beyond half a day!

These were the Beira Fingerless Gloves by Liz Corke I found on Ravelry. It is a faultless pattern that even a cabling novice can work though (eventually). The yarn I picked up at Yarndale last year. It is from Triskelion Yarn and Fibre; The Rhodri Sock Yarn. I couldn’t find this particular one on their website when I looked but there are so many with this slightly variegated home dyed look. Soft and warm; it would make a great pair of socks.

Liz Corke’s gloves

A little sock yarn

I’m off now to do some crochet. I have missed my hook recently.

Love, Lucie x