Fingerless gloves.

Crocheted with different techniques like front post double crochet in rounds, and silt stitch also in rounds, but where the work is turned each round. Then some details with kid silk/ brushed yarn to give an exclusive look.
A chart and written instructions for the silt stitch is included in the pattern.

Skill level
An easy pattern to follow. I would say easy to intermediate.

Sizes
These two sizes are very close and depends on what yarn you use.
You can also make a Larger size described in the pattern.

Yarn
I just wanted to make a versatile pattern, thats not only fitted to one type of yarn. You can make these gloves in fingering yarn (14 wpi) or with light weight Yarn (11 - 12 wpi). The yarn listed for this pattern are suggestions.
You will only need a small amount of either a kid silk yarn or Brushed Alpaca yarn, less than 1 skein, in just a few sections held together with the yarn of your choice.

The pattern is not suitable for cotton yarn, since this will not give the stretch you need.