You may remember that the mustard gloves were an experiment to not make little holes when the stitches split at the thumb/palm and in between the fingertubes.  For these gloves, I'm trying the crossed stitch technique I found on TECHKnitting.

Yeeessss!  It totally works.  The only problem is REMEMBERING to do it.  I did a lot of re-knitting on these.  Thank goodness there isn't much knitting in these in the first place, right? :)

Here is a close-up of the thumb cross-over.  I decided to have the palm-stitches be on the outside and the thumb stitches be on the inside.  

Here is a close-up of the fingertube cross-over.  You can see the un-highlighted cross-overs on the right and left, too.  For the fingertubes, I put the stitches for the one I was knitting on the outside and the saved stitch was cross-under-ed.

This in my girl-hand in a boy-sized glove.  You can see the little swish at the place where the fingertubes connect with the glove.  Not a huge biggie.



This is a shot of the edge of the long tail tubular cast on for 1x1 rib that I love SO MUCH.  Seriously, I love this cast on.  If you look at the outside rib, then turn to the inside rib, there is no break in the stitches.  They wrap around the cuff-edge flawlessly.  It's like magic.