knit mittens help

I am getting ready to start my first fingerless gloves. I have 2 patterns
that I have found. One is knit in the round with dpn's. The other is knit
on 2 straight needles. Has anyone made gloves with the 2 straight needles?
And how did they turn out. I am a beginner/intermediate knitter and the
thought of making those little itty bitty fingers on dpn's is a bit
daunting.

On May 5, 8:39*pm, "starla torres" wrote:
I am getting ready to start my first fingerless gloves. *I have 2 patterns
that I have found. *One is knit in the round with dpn's. *The other is knit
on 2 straight needles. *Has anyone made gloves with the 2 straight needles?
And how did they turn out. *I am a beginner/intermediate knitter and the
thought of making those little itty bitty fingers on dpn's is a bit
daunting.

I preffer the Seamless gloves saves sewing sits much better on the
hand , and after you get used to knitting on DP , you might do them
both on 2 circulars ,
mirjam

starla torres wrote:
I am getting ready to start my first fingerless gloves. I have 2
patterns that I have found. One is knit in the round with dpn's. The
other is knit on 2 straight needles. Has anyone made gloves with the 2
straight needles? And how did they turn out. I am a
beginner/intermediate knitter and the thought of making those little
itty bitty fingers on dpn's is a bit daunting.
I agree with Mirjam, the DPs get easier with practice. I used 2 needles
many years ago and they turned out fine. Please try both ways. On 2
straight needles if you use the blind seam they will look great and feel
fine.

Dennis