Publish: 2026
Author: Rie Sekiguchi
Project Count: 50
Page Count: 147 pages
Language: Japanese
Fair Isle Knitting Patterns with Flowers in Every Row You Can Download Today
花の編み込み手袋50 シェットランドウールで編む冬小物
Fair Isle gloves knitting patterns bloom with flowers in this Japanese collection by Rie Sekiguchi, which gathers 50 fingerless gloves worked in soft Shetland wool. Roses, tulips, pansies and tiny forget-me-nots travel across each cuff in colorwork bands, finished with a dainty scalloped edge. The designs are graded from Level 1 to Level 5, so you can start simple and work up to bolder motifs.
Floral Colorwork Knitting Patterns Graded from Easy Level 1 to Showpiece Level 5
Each pair of gloves is a tiny flower garden, and the book arranges them by difficulty so your skills grow with every project. Alongside the main designs you will find colorway pages that show the same glove in new palettes, which makes it easy to shop your stash and make each pair your own.
- Colorway pages with yarn color notes for swapping shades
- Matching berets, scarves and cowls for selected designs
50 Fingerless Fair Isle Glove Patterns Plus Matching Berets, Scarves and Cowls
- 🌹 Rose Fair Isle knitting patterns — spiral roses on burgundy, red roses on navy and a rose medallion framed by a diamond lattice
- 🌷 Tulip colorwork gloves — pink tulips on charcoal with a matching hat, houndstooth scarf and mitts
- 🌼 Pansy and daisy fingerless mitts patterns — purple pansies, blue daisies and bold flower blocks in two colors
- 💙 Forget-me-not Fair Isle fingerless gloves — tiny blue blossoms, snow dots and scalloped cuffs
- 🧣 Winter knitting accessories — floral berets, cowls and long scarves in matching colorwork
- 🎨 Colorway inspiration pages — the same gloves reimagined in red, navy, olive, mustard and more
Whether you want a quick first colorwork project or a showpiece to treasure, these floral knitting patterns have a glove to suit.
Endless Ways to Recolor Fair Isle Mitts as Winter Gifts and Matching Sets
Because every design has colorway ideas, one pattern can become many gifts. Try soft pastels for spring, deep jewel tones for winter or the shades of a loved one’s favorite coat. Knit a pair of gloves first, then add a beret or scarf from the same pattern family to make a set worth giving.
- Recolor a floral band to match a favorite coat or scarf
- Pair gloves with a beret or cowl for a handmade winter gift set
Are These Fair Isle Gloves Beginner-Friendly? Level 1 to Level 5 Explained
Level 1 is the gentlest place to begin, with simple repeating bands and small motifs. Higher levels add larger flowers and more color changes, which gives confident knitters room to grow. Colorwork charts show every stitch in black and white, and instructions are in Japanese, so knitters who already know basic knit and purl stitches will feel at home.
Knitting Pattern Book PDF: Print the Charts You Need and Start Today
Skip the shipping wait and start the moment you check out. Print only the charts you need on A4 or letter paper, or open the PDF on a tablet and zoom in on the colorwork as you knit. It is the easiest way to keep all 50 gloves close at hand.
Available as an instant digital download — no shipping needed. Please note this is an eBook, not a physical book.
There is a quiet magic in watching a row of tiny flowers appear on your needles, one color at a time. These pages celebrate that pleasure, from rosebud cuffs to tulip scarves, and invite you to knit winter warmth you will want to wear every day. Keep this collection as a go-to source of Shetland wool knitting ideas, floral stranded colorwork and handmade gifts.
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