Stylish Pink Fingerless Gloves for Women
Daisy Knits and Gifts 💛
Stay trendy and warm with these fashionable pink fingerless gloves for women. Made from double knitting wool these gloves are perfect for adding a pop of color to your winter wardrobe. Ideal for both style and functionality, these gloves are a must-have accessory.
£8.00
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Upgrade your winter accessories with these chic pink fingerless gloves designed for women. Crafted with care and attention to detail, these gloves offer a perfect blend of style and comfort.
Key features:
- Soft and cozy material to keep your hands warm
- Stylish pink color to add a touch of flair to your outfit
- Fingerless design for convenience and dexterity
Whether you’re out for a casual stroll or need to use your phone on the go, these fingerless gloves provide the perfect solution. Say goodbye to bulky gloves and hello to fashion-forward functionality.
Approximate length of the gloves 17cm (6.5″) when laid flat.
Approximate width of the gloves 8cm (3″) when laid flat.
Size S (Women)
Colour: Pale Pink (please be aware that the colour may look slightly different due to various screen settings).
Machine washable (wool cycle 40°C)
Do not tumble dry
Flat dry
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Hello I have Multiple Sclerosis, APS and Rheumatoid Arthritis. My mum taught me to knit and crochet when I was about 5 or 6 and I used to sit for hours with my best friend knitting / crocheting dog blankets eating lemon curd sandwiches. As a working adult I never had time to knit or crochet and forgot about all the fun I had doing this as a child. I worked hard and was the VP of a local FE College. This abruptly came to an end when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis aged 39. I retired from work and volunteered with the Chinese Crested Dog Rescue. This started my love of the breed and I rescued two baldy boys of my own (Toodles and Waggy - who have sadly both crossed the rainbow bridge aged 15 and 17). I started making them blankets and warm woolly jumpers to wear as they were always cold. I soon branched out into making jewellery, machine embroidery, and many other crafts, but I always came back to my love of knitting and crocheting. As my MS has progressed I only concentrate on my knitting / crochet. I spend my days knitting / crocheting with my dogs Benny, Minnie and Squishy always by my side in my little workshop in our high street store (my husband owns a table top gaming shop).
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