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    Now you can tell your pet buddy "Gimme 5!" and it will know where to place that perfect hi5! (hi4...)






With Valentine's day coming and everything, I guess this would make a lovely thought for your special 4 fingered dear one! You wouldn't want to let your cute pet feel lonely on Valentine's day, would you?;) Perfect for a walk in the park in the park with your doggie! Then hurry to work and reach for your bus ticket without having to take them off - that's the advantage of these funny cute fingerless gloves! ...Or funky armwarmers! Wear them lengthy and lacey or rolled and chunky! They have crochet chain separators between fingers so they don't slip up or down!



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  1. AnonymousJanuary 12, 2011 at 11:32 PM

    They're so cute, and such an interesting texture. Funny how they're similar to mine, but completely different stitch! (plus yours are cuter with a paw print ^.^)

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  2. LisaJanuary 13, 2011 at 2:57 AM

    Aw thank you so much, you're always writing so nice comments. I really really appreciate it!

    And those mittens are so cute and different!

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  3. S and OJanuary 13, 2011 at 8:24 AM

    Oh those are so cute!
    Doggie five :D
    Xoxo
    Sarah

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  4. Beckerman GirlsJanuary 14, 2011 at 2:03 AM

    These fingerless gloves are sooooooooo amazzzing...knitted sooo perfectly!!! They look like they are glowing in the last pic..like glow in the dark they are soo UNNNREAL! You just have to say to someone "give me paw" when wearing them instead of "hi-5"!!
    kisses
    xoThe Beckerman Girls

    www.BeckermanBitePlate.com

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