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Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

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Game of Thrones fans (and dragon scale lovers) rejoice!  We have a BRAND NEW crochet pattern – the Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves. How gorgeous are these?!  In this pattern, I have included instructions for adult med/large, adult small, adult XL and child size.

Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern 

To get started on your very own pair, you’ll want to head on over to Ravelry.  I also have a video tutorial for the Crocodile Stitch, and I am always available in the Heart Hook Home Crochet Community on Facebook or via email should you have any questions!

P.S. I used just ONE skein for the two gloves pictured below.  I did control the colors, which is the Mandala from Lion Brand, in color: Chimera.

Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

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Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

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  2. Therese says

    These are on Marley's free fingerless mittens and says get the free pattern here. I tapped and it leads me to here which there is no pattern, not free, find no coupon code either.
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  3. Heidi Martinez says

    The pattern was extremely easy to follow. I have already made two pairs. I would like to send a picture to you of one of the pairs I have made, where do I send that to???
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  4. Jenae says

    hello there! I bought the pattern for these gloves but I am stuck at the thumb hole (I'm a beginner) The pattern calls for 12 clusters but I have 14 including the Ch 3 and 2dc in same sp at the beginning and the two 3dc clusters in the chain 6 thumb hole. Do some of these not count as clusters?
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    • Debbie Lee says

      I also bought the pattern and didn't realize it needed to be size 3 either. Waiting to get some I found size 3 yarn in my stash, except it calls for a 6mm hook so it doesn't work. I wish I hadn't wasted my money, I don't think it's worth the aggravation. So disappointed.
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  6. Pat says

    What is the yarn you used for the gray ,white, and black version of the gloves? I purchased the pattern but the yarn I bought is to heavy for Texas I bought the sweet roll yarn.
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  7. Cerys says

    I would likw to try this pattern with the wool you used in the second picture, the white and brown one? What's it called?
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  11. Kim Woods says

    I need help with the thumb hole. I’m a beginner at crochet. It says I should have 12 clusters after the 6 chain for thumb hole. Somehow I ended up with 14. Do you have a video I can watch for the first row of clusters?
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  13. Jess says

    I recently bought your pattern and made my gloves (love, love,love by the way!) How did you not get a seam line running diagonally down the wrist part?
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  14. Emma says

    Hello! I'd love to make these and thinking of getting the pattern, but I'm a beginner and wouldn't know how to "control the colour" like you say you do. Does the pattern explain how to do this? If not, would you be able to point me to a video that does explain how to?
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    • Ashlea says

      Hi! There is a tutorial for controlling the colors here: http://hearthookhome.com/how-to-create-planned-yarn-color-transitions-in-crochet/
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  16. >????ary says

    what skill level are these mitts? also is the pattern easy to understand. I ordered one online and I think it was translated from german. wasn't clear or easy to follow
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    • Ashlea says

      I think they are fairly easy once you get the hang of the crocodile stitch. :) This will help! http://hearthookhome.com/how-to-crochet-the-crocodile-stitch/
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    • Bryn says

      I am an advanced beginner and I found it difficult to learn the scale stitch, it's called a crocodile tear stitch and I actually had to take a crochet class at Michaels to learn it (I had a coupon for a free class so that worked out) I just want getting it from the YouTube videos and stuff. That being said with the crochet instructor it only took me about 5 min to learn the stitch and about a day and a half to make the gloves and keep in mind that's working on them bits and pieces throughout the day. The pattern is very easy to read Also I recommend trying them on as you're working them because I had to adjust the pattern a bit, I only did 6 rows of scales and I had to do an extra decrease because even with the 2 decreases in the smaller size they were still a little big for my taste
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  18. Jan Mariner says

    Hi Ashley, I love this pattern and want to make them for my daughter. I bought it through PayPal on 01/31 but never got the PDF. Will you resend it to my email? Thanks so much! Janny
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  22. Andrea says

    Hi, I love this pattern. What is size 3 yarn? 3 ply yarn, less bulky than 4 ply worsted? Also, what size hooks are used? Thank you.
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    • Ashlea says

      Hi! I am currently making another pair using sock yarn (a little thinner than 3) and they are working up beautifully! I also use a G hook.
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  23. Judy Jamison says

    How long would it take if I ordered a pair of fingerless gloves today for them to come? In time for Christmas? I need two pair in sizes small and medium. How do you like to be paid?
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  28. Ashlea says

    Hi Nikki! Sorry about that, I can refund you the second charge. And, I can either send you the PDF via email or on Ravelry, up to you! Thank you
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      • BG says

        Interested...do you sell the gloves in children sizes as well? Would be interested in 2 child size pairs and 1 adult size.
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        • Heart Hook Home says

          Hi! Unfortunately, I just sell the patterns now...not finished products. If you'd like, you can send me and email or facebook message and I can refer you to someone who can. =)
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  30. Ashlea says

    Hello! I don’t have any emails from you in my inbox, just this comment at 3:00 am. Strange! But, I have sent you an email. We’ll get it sorted out. Thanks!
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        • Ashlea says

          It is Hobby Lobby, Baby Bee Sweet Delights, in Grey Multi. I could have used one skein, but I bought two so that I could better control the colors. Hope that helps!
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          • Deborah says

            I can't find gray multi on the hobby lobby site, is there any place else that sells it or another name for it. Specifically looking for the grey/white that you used

          • Ashlea says

            I'm not sure that it can be found anywhere else. :( Do you have a store nearby that you could call and request it? The color is called Grey Multi. I'm sorry I'm not more help!

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