The Absolute Best Star Wars-Inspired Fingerless Gloves Pattern Ever … I Spy Grogu and a Mandalorian Too!

Posted by Danielle | Jan 9, 2021 | Knitting Patterns |

If you’ve been following KnitHacker for awhile, you know that there is no shortage of Star Wars-inspired patterns. But not all of them are in the category of fiber art like those by knitwear designed Natela Astakhova. She designed this gorgeous stormtrooper sweater and don’t forget about this beautiful beanie. And now she’s back with the greatest fingerless gloves pattern I’ve ever seen!

She calls it Mando.

I call it genius.

Get the pattern via Ravelry, designed by Natela Astakhova.

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