✓Make your own warm gloves: Patterns✓

Hello dear readers and hello dear contributors!
Warm gloves are, of course, in high demand during fall and winter. In this thread, contributors can share patterns for gloves: knitted, crocheted, knitted with the “knook” technique, felted, sewn—and, of course, those featuring embroidery—as well as arm warmers, mittens, and fingerless gloves.
Those interested can get inspiration and, of course, ask questions.

@Sellers, please remember:
Post 1–2 patterns for gloves/arm warmers per thread, including a link, a photo, and at least 4 lines of text for each . Please write as much text as possible so that interested visitors have the necessary information right at their fingertips. The more text and information you include, the easier it will be for people to find your pattern and your shop via Google.

I hope you all enjoy your crafting and always keep your hands warm.
Best regards from Mod Josefa

Gloves are a great idea right now. Unfortunately, my crocheting skills aren’t good enough for glove fingers and the like, but I can crochet cuffs. At least that’s something. :) And maybe by next year, I’ll be able to manage the fingers too. :)

Since I’m currently in need of some nice, warm gloves, I remembered a very simple technique that’s easy to master for anyone who knows the basics of crocheting. These gloves are crocheted starting from the opening toward the fingers, and it’s a lovely, very easy-to-follow technique for both beginners and advanced crocheters. The pattern is available in sizes S, M, and L, and it’s also easy to adapt—once you understand the principle, you can crochet these gloves yourself using any type of yarn, in any stitch count, and in any size, even with fine yarn. The basic pattern can also be used for children’s gloves. To do this, simply use thinner yarn and a smaller hook.
Now the pattern just needs to be approved ;)
I hope you all have a wonderful evening